Tours in Morocco

Yes, most of these Morocco tours are made so that only you, your family, and friends will travel together. You will not be traveling to Morocco along with people you never met. But, we also have Morocco group tours available on our list if you’re interested.

At a certain point, while searching on the Internet, you might ask about what is the difference between a private tour and a group tour. Basically, the difference is regarding either you will be sharing transportation with unknown people or just with your family or friends.

Imagine you buy a tour to come with your family to Morocco. This will be a normal Morocco private tour, where you will have private transportation and a guide during the whole trip. Morocco holidays packages price change depending on the number of days and the quality of hotels. Consequently, a tour in 3 -star hotels or in Standard Superior riads (traditional houses) will be cheaper than a Morocco luxury tour featuring 5-star hotels. The trip cost gets cheaper depending on the people that travel with you since the transportation price will be divided by everyone. Sometimes, depending on the season and if either or not we have last minute deals, we do provide cheap holidays to Morocco. Subscribe to our Newsletter to get updated travel deals and online sales.

Now, the second situation is if you buy one place in our guaranteed departures group tours. In this case, you will join one of our Morocco small group tours, with people that will travel along using the same transportation. We set up specific dates, with a certain amount of open seats so that solo travelers can easily and affordably join a Moroccan tour. As a Morocco tour agency, we offer packages focusing on different thematics such as desert, architecture, culture, photography, and nature.

Yes, Morocco travel packages from India can be arranged. Yes, Morocco tour packages from Pakistan can also be arranged. We receive clients from all over the world. If you plan to travel to Morocco, you may be interested in one of the tours with very complete itineraries that can also be customized to extend for more days if you’re interested.

Prices of monument and museum entrances in Morocco range between 20 MAD (2€) up to 70 MAD (7€) for the most famous attractions.

Morocco is an extremely touristic country, with hundreds of monuments under the Ministry of Culture. Contrary to our tours in Iran, our tours in Morocco usually don’t have the entrances included, but each tour page has detailed price information. Our Morocco travel deals are always very affordable and our profit margin is very limited, so we do take this subject into consideration.

The prices of monuments in Morocco are the same between local people and foreign tourists. The price of tickets for Morocco tourist attractions is the way the Government and local authorities compensate for the option of receiving visitors or not. Most tourist attractions in Morocco are well maintained so expect major tourism sites to be clean, well organized, with proper facilities, available tourist guides, opening times, decent opening hours, etc.

Morocco has flights from almost all European capitals and other major cities around the world, with direct flights from Canada, China, and the USA for example.

Some of our tour Morocco package deals actually include itineraries that start and end in different cities, for example, we have departures from Marrakech, Fes, Casablanca, and Agadir. While booking a Morocco trip package you have to take into account the best airport location. Undoubtedly, package holidays to Marrakech are the preferred choice by our international clients.

Other options like our express 2 and 3-day desert tours from Casablanca have the Morocco domestic flight back to Casablanca included in the price. Morocco is very simple and easy to arrive and leave. All the necessary tourist infrastructures are ready, functional, and properly developed to receive visitors.

Morocco’s capital is Rabat with a population of approximately 2.2 million people. Rabat is the capital of Morocco and is located in the north of the country, on the Atlantic Coast.

It can be said that Rabat was founded in the year 1146 when Abd al-Mu’min transformed the small settlement that existed there into a fortress of considerable dimensions. Caliph Abu Yusuf Yaqub al-Mansur chose Rabat for his capital shortly afterward, a condition which, after several changes, reoccurred. iI 1912, by the decision of the French administrator of the territory, General Hubert Lyautey, having been reconfirmed as the capital after the independence of Morocco. All our Morocco deals that visit the northern regions do give you the chance to visit Rabat.

When the French arrived in Rabat in 1912, the walled medina was all that existed in the city. Contrary to what happens with the labyrinthine medinas of Fez and Marrakech, Rabat’s was created in the 17th century with a geometric shape, making life easier for visitors. Here stands out the main shopping street, rue Souika, which is divided into two parts, one more local, with products aimed at the inhabitants of Rabat, and the other with handicrafts and tourist souvenirs.

One of Rabat’s most fascinating and iconic structures, the Hassan Tower dates from the mid-12th century and rises east of the Hassan Quarter, close to the mausoleum of Mohamed V. It was built by Yacoub al-Mansour, an Almohad monarch, and the minaret of the great mosque which he intended to erect but which materialized: with the death of Yacoub al-Mansour in 1150, construction work stopped and the project was never completed.

The Kasbah of the Udayas, the citadel of Rabat, is one of the most popular places for visitors to the city, and there are good reasons for that. It is located in the old ribat place, an ancient fortified monastery – which gave the name to the city was established. Inside the walled area, there are streets and alleys colored by white and blue, with an architecture reminiscent of the influences of Al-Andalus, where a person can get lost for pleasure and take photographs over and over.

Morocco is one of the most complete and diverse countries in the world in terms of natural, historical, and cultural heritage. Being on the junction of different cultures, the country possesses a rich history that reflects a large number of Morocco tourist attractions and monuments spread all over the huge that the nation occupies within its region.

While visiting Morocco one can indulge itself in thousand-year-old ancient monuments of all types and shapes such as the Volubilis Roman ruins or the 1000-year-old Koutoubia tower in Marrakech.

There are 9 Moroccan properties inscribed on the World Heritage List by UNESCO. In addition to its inscribed UNESCO sites in Morocco, there is also a list of more than 13 properties on its tentative list. Most Morocco holiday deals end up visiting some of these special sites.

Working as a Morocco tour operator we fully design our packages to fulfill all your needs. We know the country by heart and provide the best services, the best partners, the best guides, and the best accommodation that we personally visited and examined.

Yes, Morocco is very safe to travel to. Actually, a Morocco trip is always based on how safe and secured it is. Moroccan tourism reached a growth rate of 5.2% between 2018 and 2019, recording nearly 13 million tourists, revealed the President of the National Tourism Confederation (CNT), Abdellatif Kabbaj.

Because Morocco is an Arab country, most people have the wrong idea regarding whether is Morocco safe to travel but the reality doesn’t really match with the misleading perception of Arab nations. In fact, Morocco is one of the safest countries in Africa and in the world.

People are extremely friendly and welcome tourists with open arms. Before deciding on traveling to Morocco, you have to open your mind, go out of your own comfort zone, and embrace this exotic destination. You will realize how the country is “normal” just a few minutes after arrival.

The crime rate towards tourists in Morocco is very low, and usually not accepted by the local population. you have to take into account not to stroll alone late in dark alleys, or don’t give trust to people you don’t know. Keep the same instinct and trust norms you would use at home.

Is Morocco is safe for tourists? Definitely yes.

Also, if you’re wondering if Morocco tours for us citizens are safe, yes, Moroccan people are very welcoming and love people from all over the world. Very early in their history, Morocco learned not to mix politics into personal relations and human interaction.

Are you asking either if is Morocco safe for Israeli tourists? YES, it is.

In fact, Morocco receives 70.000 Jewish pilgrims every year to visit the most sacred places. There are numerous sites in Morocco that are destinations for Jews.

The only imminent danger in Morocco is when you are a pedestrian. So, a word of advice, if you want to cross the road, be very vigilant, and follow the locals.

Most countries in the world do not need a visa to Morocco. The country has excellent international political relations and the visa policy of Morocco is consequently quite relaxed. Nationals of 67 countries and territories can enter Morocco visa-free for up to 90 days.

Nations that require a Moroccan visa: India, Paraguay, Venezuela, Colombia, Pakistan, Ukraine, Mongolia, Thailand, Nepal, Afghanistan, Central Asia nations, East and Central African nations.