Three travelers enjoying a golden Sahara sunset on the dunes of Merzouga during a Morocco guided tour
Private Tours • 2027 / 2028

Morocco Guided Tours & Packages 2027/2028

From the blue streets of Chefchaouen to the golden dunes of Erg Chebbi, discover Morocco with a private driver-guide, handpicked hotels and a plan built around you.

Why Choose Morocco Guided Tours & Packages for 2027/2028?

Morocco is a country of contrasts: busy medinas and silent deserts, snowy mountain peaks and Atlantic beaches, imperial palaces and mud-brick kasbahs. It is easy to fall in love with it, and just as easy to waste days on long roads, wrong hotels and crowded stops when you plan alone.

That is where Morocco guided tours & packages make the difference. With Rachid Morocco Tours, a local driver-guide takes you from city to city in a comfortable private vehicle, explains the history behind every gate and souk, and shows you the places that tour buses skip. Your hotels, desert camp, transfers and itinerary are organized for you, so you can simply enjoy the trip.

This complete guide covers what you will see and do, which cities you will discover, the best time to go, the starting points, what is included and not included, and answers to the most common questions for travelers booking in 2027 and 2028.

What You Will See and Do on Morocco Guided Tours & Packages

Every itinerary is different, but most of our Morocco guided tours combine the same unforgettable ingredients. Here is what a typical package gives you.

Medinas and souks

Walk the maze-like old towns of Fes, Marrakech and Essaouira with a guide, taste local food and learn which crafts are worth buying.

Sahara camel trek

Ride camels into the Erg Chebbi dunes at sunset, sleep in a desert camp and wake up for sunrise over the sand.

Mountains and valleys

Cross the High Atlas, follow the Dades and Todra gorges and drive through the Rose Valley and palm groves.

Kasbahs and film studios

Visit Ait Ben Haddou and the studios of Ouarzazate, where famous movies and series were filmed.

Moroccan food

Enjoy tagine, couscous, fresh orange juice and mint tea, with cooking classes and food stops on request.

Coast and waterfalls

Relax in Essaouira and Agadir, or cool off at the Ouzoud Waterfalls in the Middle Atlas.

Three travelers posing with a red camel statue painted with the Moroccan flag star on the road to the Sahara desert
Fun photo stops along the road to the desert are part of every private Morocco guided tour.

Cities and Places You Will Discover in Morocco

Below are the main destinations that can be added to your Morocco guided tour or package. You can choose them all in one long trip or pick your favorites for a shorter itinerary.

1. Casablanca: the modern gateway of Morocco

Start or end pointAirport CMN

Casablanca is Morocco's largest city and a very convenient arrival point. It is lively, modern and full of Art Deco buildings.

What to see and do

  • Visit the Hassan II Mosque, one of the largest mosques in the world, built on the Atlantic shore.
  • Drive along the Corniche and enjoy a seafood lunch.
  • Explore the Art Deco downtown, the Habous quarter and the Mohammed V Square.

2. Rabat: the elegant capital

Start or end pointUNESCO site

Calm, green and easy to walk, Rabat mixes royal history with a relaxed seaside atmosphere. Its historic capital is listed by UNESCO.

Monumental carved stone gate and ramparts of the Kasbah of the Udayas in Rabat with palm trees and blue sky
The grand gate and ramparts of the Kasbah of the Udayas in Rabat.

What to see and do

  • Walk through the Kasbah of the Udayas and the blue-and-white lanes inside it.
  • See the Hassan Tower and the Mausoleum of Mohammed V.
  • Visit the Chellah necropolis and the Rabat medina.

See also: Morocco tour from Rabat.

3. Tangier: where Africa meets Europe

Start or end pointPort and airport

Tangier faces Spain across the Strait of Gibraltar and has long attracted artists and writers. It is the best starting point for the north of Morocco.

What to see and do

  • Wander the medina and the Kasbah, and have mint tea in a historic café.
  • Visit the Caves of Hercules and Cape Spartel, where the Atlantic meets the Mediterranean.
  • Take the ferry from Spain and be met by your driver at the port.

4. Chefchaouen: the famous Blue City

Rif MountainsPhoto paradise

Chefchaouen is the most photographed small city in Morocco. Every wall, stair and doorway is painted in shades of blue, and the mountain air is fresh and calm.

Couple sitting on blue stairs decorated with straw hats and baskets in the blue city of Chefchaouen, Morocco
The blue stairs and straw hats of Chefchaouen make a perfect photo stop.

What to see and do

  • Walk the blue medina and the Outa el Hammam square.
  • Visit the Kasbah museum and climb to the Spanish Mosque viewpoint for sunset.
  • Shop for woven blankets, straw hats and local goat cheese.
  • Hike to the Akchour waterfalls if you have an extra day.

5. Fes: the spiritual and cultural capital

Start or end pointUNESCO medina

Fes el Bali is one of the largest car-free urban areas in the world and is listed by UNESCO. A local guide is strongly recommended here.

What to see and do

  • Explore the medina with thousands of alleys, workshops and fountains.
  • See the Chouara tanneries from a terrace and visit the Al Quaraouiyine area and Bou Inania Madrasa.
  • Watch coppersmiths, weavers and ceramic artists at work and enjoy a traditional Fassi dinner.

Related: Morocco tours from Fes.

6. Erg Chebbi, Merzouga: the Sahara desert

SaharaNight in the desertClosest airport: Errachidia

The golden dunes of Erg Chebbi rise up to about 150 meters near the small town of Merzouga. This is the postcard Sahara that most travelers dream about.

Woman in a white shirt walking barefoot down a sand dune at sunset in the Sahara desert near Merzouga
Sunset on the dunes of Erg Chebbi, one of the highlights of any Sahara tour.

What to see and do

  • Ride a camel into the dunes at sunset and watch the sand change color.
  • Sleep in a comfortable desert camp, enjoy dinner, drums and a sky full of stars.
  • Wake up for the sunrise, then try sandboarding, a 4x4 ride or a quad ride.
  • Visit a nomad family and the Gnaoua music village of Khamlia.
Woman pouring traditional Moroccan mint tea from a silver teapot in a luxury desert camp near the Merzouga dunes
Welcome mint tea in a desert camp, with the dunes of Merzouga in the background.

Related tours: 3-day desert tour, 4-day desert tour, 5-day desert tour and 6-day desert tour.

7. Todra Gorge

Canyon walks

Near Tinghir, limestone walls rise nearly 300 meters on both sides of a narrow river canyon.

  • Walk through the gorge and along the river, especially nice in the morning.
  • Explore the palm oasis of Tinghir with a local guide.
  • Try easy climbing or hiking if you want some activity.

8. Dades Valley

Scenic drive

The Dades Valley is famous for its red rock formations, known as "monkey fingers", and the winding road with spectacular views.

  • Stop at the viewpoints and drive the hairpin curves of the Dades Gorge.
  • Walk among the unusual rock shapes and visit small Berber villages.
  • Sleep in a guesthouse with views over the valley.

9. Rose Valley (Kelaa M'Gouna)

Best in April–May

Every spring, this valley is filled with Damask roses that are harvested to make rose water and cosmetics.

  • Visit rose cooperatives and see how rose products are made.
  • Walk through the villages, kasbahs and green gardens.
  • If you travel in spring, ask about the Rose Festival in Kelaa M'Gouna.

10. Ouarzazate: the gate of the desert

Airport OZZFilm studios

Ouarzazate is known as Morocco's "Hollywood" because of its famous movie studios.

  • Tour the Atlas Studios and see film sets.
  • Visit the Taourirt Kasbah, a former residence of the Glaoui family.
  • Use the town as a base for Ait Ben Haddou and the Draa Valley.

11. Ait Ben Haddou: UNESCO fortified village

UNESCO World Heritage

This earthen-clay ksar on the old caravan route is one of the best-preserved in Morocco and is on the UNESCO World Heritage list.

  • Cross the river and climb through the ksar to the top for panoramic views.
  • Learn how the village was built and who still lives there.
  • Visit at sunset when the clay walls glow.

12. Atlas Mountains and the Tizi n'Tichka Pass

High Atlas

The road between Marrakech and Ouarzazate crosses the High Atlas at more than 2,000 meters through dramatic landscapes.

  • Stop at viewpoints and Berber villages on the way.
  • Have lunch in a local café with mountain views.
  • Add a day of walking or a night in a mountain lodge if you like nature.

13. Marrakech: the red city

Start or end pointAirport RAKUNESCO medina

Marrakech is the most popular start point for Morocco guided tours and desert packages. Its medina is on the UNESCO list.

  • Discover Jemaa el-Fna Square and the souks.
  • Visit the Bahia Palace, the Saadian Tombs and the Koutoubia Mosque.
  • Relax in the Majorelle Garden and enjoy a hammam or a rooftop dinner.
  • Try a dinner and show in the Agafay desert, just 40 minutes from the city.

Read more: Agafay private party and Morocco tours from Marrakech.

14. Essaouira: the windy Atlantic port

Day trip or overnightUNESCO medina

A white-and-blue seaside town with a relaxed vibe. Its medina is listed by UNESCO.

  • Walk the old ramparts, the Skala du Port and the fishing harbor.
  • Eat fresh grilled fish straight from the boats.
  • Shop for thuya wood crafts and argan oil, and enjoy a beach walk.

15. Ourika Valley

Day trip from Marrakech

About one hour from Marrakech, the Ourika Valley offers cool air, green terraces and Berber villages.

  • Walk to the Setti Fatma waterfalls.
  • Visit a local home, a women's argan cooperative and a traditional market.
  • Have lunch by the river.

16. Imlil and Toubkal National Park

Hiking

Imlil is the starting point for climbing Mount Toubkal, the highest peak in North Africa.

  • Do an easy day hike to Berber villages or a mule ride in the valley.
  • Have mint tea with a local family.
  • Add a multi-day trek if you want a real mountain adventure.

Read more: Marrakech to Imlil day trip.

17. Ouzoud Waterfalls

Day trip from Marrakech

The Ouzoud Falls drop about 110 meters through green hills and olive groves, a refreshing break from the heat.

  • Follow the paths to the viewpoints and the base of the falls.
  • Take a small boat ride below the cascades.
  • Meet the wild Barbary macaques along the trail.

18. Agadir: sun, sea and a modern beach city

Start or end pointAirport AGA

Agadir has a wide bay, a long promenade and sunshine for most of the year. It is perfect to start a tour or rest at the end of it.

  • Relax on the beach and walk the marina and the promenade.
  • Visit the Agadir Oufella viewpoint and the Souk El Had.
  • Add trips to Taghazout, Paradise Valley or Taroudant.

Related: Morocco tour from Agadir.

Three friends smiling together on the orange sand dunes of the Sahara at golden hour during a private Morocco tour
Friends, family or couples: every private tour is designed around your group.

Popular Morocco Guided Tour Packages for 2027/2028

These are sample routes. All of them can be shortened, extended or customized, and the final price depends on the season, hotel category and group size.

PackageRouteBest for
3 daysMarrakech → Ait Ben Haddou → Dades → Merzouga → MarrakechShort trips and first-time visitors. See the 3-day tour
4–6 daysMarrakech → Sahara → Todra → Ouarzazate → MarrakechSahara lovers. 4-day · 5-day · 6-day
7 daysCasablanca → Rabat → Fes → Merzouga → Ouarzazate → MarrakechImperial cities and desert. See the 7-day itinerary
10 daysCasablanca → Chefchaouen → Fes → Sahara → Dades → Ouarzazate → Marrakech → EssaouiraThe classic grand tour. See the 10-day itinerary
16 daysTangier → Chefchaouen → Fes → Sahara → Atlas → Marrakech → Essaouira → AgadirComplete Morocco. See the 16-day tour
Family / luxuryCustom route with premium riads and desert suitesFamily tours · Luxury Morocco tours

Looking for the full list? Visit our main page for Morocco tour packages.

Best Time for Morocco Guided Tours & Packages

Morocco can be visited all year, but the best weather depends on where you go. Here is a simple season guide.

Spring: March to May

Warm days, green mountains and the rose season in the Dades region. Excellent for all itineraries.

Summer: June to August

Very hot inland and in the Sahara. Choose the coast (Essaouira, Agadir), the mountains or an early-morning schedule.

Autumn: September to November

Comfortable temperatures and golden light. Excellent for the desert, cities and hiking.

Winter: December to February

Mild days but cold nights in the desert and snow in the Atlas. Great for Marrakech, Agadir and cultural tours.

Our advice: if you can choose, travel in April, May, October or early November for the best balance of weather, light and fewer extreme temperatures. During the holidays and big festivals, book your 2027 or 2028 tour early.

Starting Points and End Points for Your Tour

Your tour can begin and end in different cities, which saves time and avoids driving back to where you started. Choose the point that matches your flight or ferry.

Start / end pointAirport or portGood for
CasablancaMohammed V Airport (CMN)Imperial cities, north and south loops
MarrakechMenara Airport (RAK)Desert tours, Atlas, Essaouira, Ourika, Imlil
TangierIbn Battouta Airport (TNG) and Tanger Med / Tangier portChefchaouen, Fes and the north, ferries from Spain
FesFes–Saïss Airport (FEZ)Fes, Sahara and one-way trips to Marrakech
AgadirAl Massira Airport (AGA)Beach plus Sahara, Marrakech or Essaouira
RabatRabat–Salé Airport (RBA)Capital city, Chefchaouen and Fes
ErrachidiaMoulay Ali Cherif Airport (ERH)Fast access to Merzouga and Erg Chebbi
ZagoraNearest airports: Ouarzazate (OZZ) or ErrachidiaDraa Valley, Erg Chigaga and Sahara trips

Popular one-way routes include Casablanca → Marrakech, Tangier → Marrakech, Fes → Marrakech via the Sahara, Marrakech → Fes and Agadir → Merzouga. Need a ride only? See our private transport in Morocco with driver service.

What Is Included and Not Included

Exact services depend on the package you choose and are confirmed in writing before you pay. Here is what is usually covered.

Included

  • Pick-up and drop-off at your airport, hotel or port
  • Private air-conditioned vehicle with an English-speaking driver-guide
  • Hotels, riads or kasbahs with breakfast, based on the category you select
  • Night in a Sahara desert camp with dinner and breakfast
  • Camel ride at sunset in Erg Chebbi
  • Fuel, tolls, parking and the driver's meals and accommodation
  • Bottled water in the vehicle
  • Local taxes and 24/7 support on WhatsApp

Not included

  • International flights and travel insurance
  • Lunches and drinks (unless the package says otherwise)
  • Entrance fees to monuments, museums and gardens
  • Licensed city guides in Fes and Marrakech (can be added on request)
  • Optional activities such as quad, balloon, hammam or cooking class
  • Tips for the driver and the guide
  • Personal expenses and shopping

Travel Tips for Morocco 2027/2028

Pack smart

Bring comfortable shoes, a light scarf, sunscreen and a warm layer for the desert night. Dress modestly in medinas and religious areas.

Money

The currency is the Moroccan dirham (MAD). Keep some cash for souks, tips and small cafés, and use ATMs in the cities.

Connectivity

A local SIM or eSIM is cheap and useful. Your guide will help you with maps, translations and restaurant suggestions.

Entry rules

Visa rules depend on your nationality, so always check the official source before booking. See the official Moroccan tourism website and your government's travel advice.

Frequently Asked Questions About Morocco Guided Tours & Packages

How many days do I need for a Morocco guided tour?

Most travelers choose 7 to 10 days to see the imperial cities, the Atlas Mountains and the Sahara. With 3 to 5 days, a desert tour from Marrakech is the best option. With 12 to 16 days you can add Chefchaouen, Essaouira and the coast at a relaxed pace.

What is the best time for Morocco guided tours 2027/2028?

Spring (March to May) and autumn (September to November) are the best seasons. Summer is hot in the Sahara and winter is cold in the mountains, but both can still work with the right itinerary.

Are your Morocco tours private or group tours?

We specialize in private tours. You travel with your own driver-guide in a private vehicle, and you can change the pace, stops and activities to suit your group.

Where do the tours start and end?

Tours can start and end in Casablanca, Marrakech, Tangier, Fes, Agadir, Rabat, Errachidia or Zagora, or at the nearest airport. One-way routes between two cities are also possible.

Is the Sahara desert camp comfortable?

Yes. Camps near Erg Chebbi offer private tents with real beds, and most categories have a private bathroom. You also get dinner with Berber music and a sunrise over the dunes.

Is Morocco safe for tourists?

Morocco is a popular and welcoming destination. Traveling with a licensed local driver-guide makes the logistics, long drives and medina visits simple and stress free.

Can I customize my Morocco tour package?

Absolutely. You can change the hotels, the number of days, the cities, the activities and the starting point. Send us your dates and ideas and we will prepare a free quote.

Do you offer airport transfers and private transport?

Yes. We provide airport transfers, city-to-city rides and desert transport with a driver. Learn more about private transport in Morocco.

How do I book?

Send us a message on WhatsApp at +212602199650 or by email at info@rachidmoroccotours.com with your dates, the number of travelers and the cities you want to visit. We reply with a clear itinerary and price.

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