Organized trips and tours in Morocco
From the Desert to the Imperial Cities
What You Will See
Nature: From the sand dunes of the Sahara Desert, to the untamed waves of the Atlantic Ocean. Morocco offers us unique natural landscapes that one must see at least once in a lifetime.
Culture: The Medina, the most characteristic district of the cities in the Maghreb, with its cheerful local craft shops and imposing mosques. Don't miss any corner of Morocco thanks to the travel tips from our local guides!
Cities: A palette to color your memories: the red city of Marrakech and the blue city of Chefchaouen. Be dazzled by the bright hues of the imperial cities: Fez, Rabat, and Meknes.
Food: You won't be able to resist the temptation of the new aromas coming from the food stalls that dot the medina: couscous, spices, mint tea. Will it all fit in your suitcase?
The best time to visit Morocco
Morocco is perfect in the spring (April-May) and in the fall (September-October) for mild weather. The summer is hot, ideal for the Atlantic coast. Winter can be cool but it's a good time to visit the imperial cities and the desert.
JAN
FEB
MAR
APR
MAY
JUN
JUL
AUG
SEP
OCT
NOV
DEC
Useful information
- The best time for all-inclusive and non-inclusive vacation packages are the months of April-May and September-October. We recommend these periods as the temperatures are mild at night, allowing you to fall asleep under the stars in the desert, and equally pleasant during the day for visiting the imperial cities.
- Crossing the legendary Sahara Desert on the back of a dromedary, chasing the sun on the horizon. Then spending an Arabian night sleeping in a tent under the stars. And the next day, setting off towards the vibrant Casablanca and its Hassan II Mosque, whose minaret points towards Mecca. Finally, the Atlantic coast offers locations and beaches ideal for those wishing to spend a seaside vacation in Morocco!
- For your vacation in Morocco, we recommend light clothing for the warm days and a set of heavier garments for the cool desert nights. Long outfits are essential for entering religious places. Don't forget to leave half your suitcase empty: make room for local crafts and fragrances. It's impossible to resist the allure of shopping in the Moroccan souks!
- It is necessary to have a passport with a remaining validity of at least 6 months at the time of leaving the country. For stays and organized trips for tourism purposes, entry without a visa is allowed for a maximum duration of three months. The overall health situation is satisfactory: it is advisable to have health insurance in case of emergencies.
What is the best time to go to Morocco?
What to see and not miss on a tour in Morocco?
What to pack for a trip to Morocco?
What are the documents required to travel to Morocco?
Next destination
Ethiopia
