14 Day Morocco Tour

Caravans & Kasbahs
TOURCODE: MO5

Duration:
14 Days

Activity Level:
2

When To Go:
May, Sep, Oct

Countries Visited:
1

Arrive In / Depart From:
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Max Group Size:
Never more than 18

Tour Style:
Cultural

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  Overnight in: Casablanca, Fes, Erfoud, Merzouga, Ouarzazate, Taroudant, Essaouira, Marrakech

Discover the country's true culture with the help of experienced local guides.

  • Small group sizes to help escape the beaten path.
  • All-inclusive with top-rated restaurants and hotels.
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Countries Visited: 1 Activity Level: 2 Tour Style: Cultural

This Morocco tour takes us to a land that has been known to inspire and astound.

When gazing up at the Corinthian columns of Meknes we can easily imagine these stone structures being responsible for holding up the blue sky above the ancient city.

The closest we can ever come to reliving times of such notoriety is by combining the country's remnants of ancient civilizations with a little imagination.

While in Casablanca, it's easy to visualize the 30, 000 workers and craftsmen busy constructing the Hassan II Mosque as we look above our heads at the awe-inspiring ceilings.

It's hard not to be spellbound by the magic when we watch the dunes of the Merzouga change colour during sunset.

Thinking of the Middle Atlas region as somewhere we have been before is a forgivable misconception because the land contains so many details that make up the our idea of perfection.

 


 

Dates & Prices
Dates & Prices

 

Prices below are per person, twin-sharing costs in US Dollars (USD). Pricing does not include airfare to/from the tour and any applicable taxes. For single supplement rates and taxes (if any), please refer to below Prices & Dates table. For general information on flights to/from the tour, click here.

 

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Optional Single Supplement: $620 USD (number of singles limited).

 


 

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Day 1 Arrive in Casablanca
Today we arrive in Morocco and transfer to our central Casablanca hotel.

Casablanca is believed to have been a Phoenician settlement and later a Berber town. It was conquered by the Almohads in 1188, and developed by Sutlan Abd el-Moumen as a port. In the 14th century the Portuguese established a settlement here on the site of the village of Anfa, but when it became a pirates' base in 1468, they destroyed it, repeating this act in 1515. The Portuguese reestablished themselves in the late 16th century, renaming the town Casa Blanca, staying until 1755, when an earthquake destroyed the settlement.

Overnight in Casablanca.

Included Meal(s): Dinner



Day 2 Casablanca - Rabat - Fes
This morning we visit the Hassan II Mosque, a glorious structure believed to be only second in size to Islam's most important site, Mecca in Saudi Arabia. The mosque was inaugurated in August 1993, the culmination of five years of intensive labour by over 30,000 workers and craftsmen. Non-Muslims may enter as part of a guided tour.

From Casablanca we travel to Rabat, Morocco's third oldest Imperial City and modern capital. Among the sites in Rabat that we will visit are the the Hassan Tower and the Mohammed V Mausoleum. Leaving Rabat we travel to Fes arriving in time for dinner.

The historic city of Fes lies in the Oued Sebou basin, astride the traditional trade route from the Sahara to the Mediterranean and the path from Algeria and the Islamic heartland beyond. For centuries the dominant axis within Morocco was of Fes and Marrakech, two cities linked by their immense power and rivalry. Fes is still seen as the spiritual and cultural capital and holds an enduring fascination for visitors with one of the largest historic medinas full of monuments reflecting the different periods of Morocco's imperial past.

Overnight in Fes.

Included Meal(s): Breakfast and Dinner



Day 3 Fes - Volubilis - Meknes - Fes
This morning we visit the impressive site of Volubilis, the best-preserved Roman site in Morocco. Situated on the ledge of a long plateau, the dramatic site was once one of the Roman Empire's most remote outposts. Our local guide here will take you on tour of the site; we also allow free time for photographs.

We also see the sacred town of Moulay Idriss (photo stop only). Moulay Idriss is a dramatic sight, houses and mosques piled up around two rock outcrops, with the 'zaouia,' or sanctuary, in between.

We continue to Meknes, Morocco's youngest Imperial City. We feature the Bab El Mansour gate dating from 1752, complete with its Corinthian columns. The city was built by a massive army of slaves, both Moroccan and Christian, and the Sultan was in particular famed for his barbaric treatment of these people, supposedly interring them in the walls. The city contained within it all that was necessary for such a large population and military machine, with store houses, stables, armouries, exercise areas, gardens and ponds.

We return to Fes.

Overnight in Fes.

Included Meal(s): Breakfast and Dinner



Day 4 Fes: City Tour
Today we will have a walking tour of Fes El Bali, the extraordinary medieval walled city. Once inside the gates of this great spectacle, you will see an entirely different view of life in Morocco. In contrast to the well-planned Ville Nouvelle, the old city is a labyrinth of alleys and lanes lined with shops, mosques, homes and schools. In 1980 UNESCO designated the medina a World Heritage Site.

Our guide will take us to the medina to view the market shops, or suqs. Everything from food to clothing can be purchased. We will see the famous dying works with the brightly coloured cloth hanging to dry. A visit to the Royal Palace, several mosques, theological schools, and shops where we can see craftsmen tailoring their work will round out the day's tour. Today's walk is an amazing look into the life of the Moroccan city dweller where little has changed over the centuries.

Overnight in Fes.

Included Meal(s): Breakfast and Dinner



Day 5 Fes - Erfoud
We have a morning departure for the Middle Atlas, a region of folded mountains and high, windswept plateaux, vast forests of cork oak and cedar, and lakes and streams full of trout. This is Berber country and sheep and goat-rearing is the main occupation of these resilient, friendly people. We drive via the Berber villages of Imouzzer du Kandar; Ifrane, a fairy-tale town unlike any other in Morocco with white-walled French-style villas with steep red roofs and gables. As the altitude increases, we come to a bare, arid, sandy plateau with another range of mountains in the distance.

We continue to Erfoud, an attractive town -- red and sandy, exuding desert ambiance.

Overnight in Erfoud.

Included Meal(s): Breakfast and Dinner



Day 6 Rissani & Merzouga Dunes
This morning we journey to the historic 8th century caravan town of Rissani to visit the Tafilalt Oasis. The first capital of the Tafilalt and the last stop on the caravan routes south, Rissani has a special place in Moroccan lore. The ruling Alaouite dynasty (from whom Morocco's current ruler, Mohammed VI, is a descendant) launched its bid for power here before triumphing finally in Fes and Marrakech. Today, a quarter of Rissani's population still inhabits a large 17th-century ksar in the center of town.

Later this afternoon we drive by 4WD vehicle to Merzouga to witness sunset over the dunes. We have time to explore the dunes on foot, or by camel! This is a magical Saharan landscape, with huge drifting expanses of sand dunes reaching heights of more than 45 metres (148 ft). Their colour shifts from pink to gold to red to white depending on the time of day.

Overnight at Merzouga.

Included Meal(s): Breakfast and Dinner



Day 7 Merzouga - Todra Gorge - Ouarzazate
This morning we depart for the Todra Gorge, one of Morocco's most spectacular sights. It is a vast fault in the plateau separating the High Atlas from the Jbel Sarhro, two sheer cliffs over 300 metres (958 ft) high separated by a narrow corridor only 20 metres (66 ft) wide.

Later we cross the southern slopes of the High Atlas before arriving at the captivating city of Ouarzazate. We stop en route in the heart of the Dades Valley at the oasis of Kelaa Mgouna.

Overnight in Ouarzazate.

Included Meal(s): Breakfast and Dinner



Day 8 Ouarzazate - Ait Benhaddou - Taroudannt
Our first visit this morning is the Kasbah Taourirt, once belonging to the famous El Glaoui governors. We then proceed to the kasbah of Ait Benhaddou, one of the most spectacular sites in Morocco. The site, which has received extensive renovations from UNESCO, towers high above the El Mellah River and has some of the most highly decorated dark red pise walls. We arrive in the new village on the west bank of the river and proceed to cross the river, usually with an entourage of local children.

After a brief tour and time for independent exploration, we continue our journey toward Taroudannt through the Souss Valley. The area is rich in agriculture, producing oranges, bananas, tomatoes and other crops.

Overnight in Taroudannt.

Included Meal(s): Breakfast and Dinner



Day 9 Taroudannt: City Tour
As the capital of the Souss Valley, Taroudannt has traditionally been an important staging post in the Trans-Sahara caravan routes. The old city is surrounded by nearly 5 km (3 miles) of rich red-ochre walls. The walls, considered by many to be the best preserved in Morocco, give the town an elegant feeling. This morning we have a caleche (horse-drawn carriage) ride around the walls of the city before beginning our walking tour of the suq area. The town is famous for its two suqs: the Souk Arabe and the Marche Berbere. The former specialises in handicrafts and jewelry; the later is famous for house-wares, spices, wooden objects and furniture.

This afternoon is free for you to explore on your own. You may wish to spend more time in the bazaar or take a walk around the impressive city walls and bastions.

Overnight in Taroudannt.

Included Meal(s): Breakfast and Dinner



Day 10 Taroudannt - Essaouira
This morning we travel toward the Atlantic coast and make a short stop in Agadir. From here we travel northward to the fortified, whitewashed fishing village of Essaouira. Once a pirate community, the town is located on a rock promontory overlooking the sometimes raging Atlantic Ocean. There was a small Phonenician settlement at Essaouira, previously called Magdoura or Mogador, a corruption of the Berber word 'Amegdul,' meaning ‘well-protected'. The Romans were interested in the purple dye produced from shellfish which they used to colour the robes of the rich.

Orson Welles stayed here for some time, filming part of Othello at the Skala. In the 1960s Essaouira had a brief reputation as a 'happening place', which attracted hippies, notably the rock star, Jimi Hendrix. Before dinner you may want to stroll along the extensive beach or visit the colourful fish market.

Overnight in Essaouira.

Included Meal(s): Breakfast and Dinner



Day 11 Essaouira: Walking Tour
Essaouira is one of Morocco's most charming towns. Old Mogador was occupied in the 15th century by the Portuguese who built the fortifications around the harbour. These impressive ramparts still give the city a fortified look.

Today you will be guided on a leisurely walking tour of this coastal city. The port area offers an interesting look into the fishery industry of Morocco, and the jewellery suq offers some of the best silver items available. You may also wish to visit one of the many art galleries or visit the Musee Sidi Mohammed Ben Abdallah which features excellent displays of marquetry and handicrafts. Be sure to visit the Marchee d'espices (spice market) where you can purchase your cooking spices or pick up some "cures" for whatever ails you.

Overnight in Essaouira.

Included Meal(s): Breakfast and Dinner



Day 12 Essaouira - Marrakech
Today we travel from Essaouira inland to Marrakech. As we approach Marrakech, the scenery becomes flatter and greener, as the city is the centre of a large palmerie oasis. You will notice an abundance of the pink mud-brick buildings amid this tree-filled city. With it's unique character and charm, Marrakech lures visitors with a hospitable climate and superb location.

This evening we visit the famous Djemma el-Fna in the centre of the city. The Djemma el-Fna is like nowhere else in North Africa. This "Assembly of the Dead," offers a spectacle that is a must-see when visiting Morocco. In the busy square you will witness a carnival of musicians, snake charmers, acrobats, story-tellers, witch doctors, dentists, clowns, monkey's and the like. The enduring smells of the Djemma's food stalls, piled high with platters of specialty cuisine, are well worth a visit just for the experience.

Overnight in Marrakech.

Included Meal(s): Breakfast and Dinner



Day 13 Marrakech: City Tour
Marrakech is one of the world's most enchanting cities. The city is situated on a lush palmerie and city dates to the Almoravid Dynasty circa 1670. Founded by Youssef bin Tachfine, the city became the dominant centre of Morocco. Our morning walking tour takes us to the Koutoubia, nearly 70 m (230 feet) high and emulating the classic Moroccan design. We will also take a short walk through the Mellah or Jewish quarter.

This afternoon we allow free time to visit one of the many gardens -- the Majorelle Garden is recommended. Within the gardens is an excellent museum displaying a collection of Berber objects originating from diverse regions of Morocco, from the Rif to the Sahara.

Overnight in Marrakech.

Included Meal(s): Breakfast and Dinner



Day 14 Departure
Departure from Marrakech.

BON VOYAGE!

Included Meal(s): Breakfast

 


 

Trip Info
Trip Info

Inclusions
Breakfast and dinner (hotels & local restaurants) daily. All transport, accommodation, sightseeing and entrance fees for sites noted as 'visited' in the detailed itinerary. Gratuities for local guides, drivers, restaurant staff, porters. Airport transfers for land & air customers and for early arriving/late departing land & air customers who book their extra hotel nights through us.

Exclusions
International airfare to/from the tour. Tour Leader gratuities, lunches, drinks, personal items (phone, laundry, etc), international air taxes (if applicable), excursions referenced as 'optional'. Airport transfers for Land Only customers. Our post-reservation trip notes offer further guidance on optional meal costs and shopping.

Seasonality and Weather
This tour is offered in winter, spring and fall, the most popular of which are spring and fall when temperatures are relatively mild. Our Christmas departures will experience chilly nights/mornings (possibly frosty) though sunny days can be quite warm in some locations.

For a couple of years, starting from 2020, our spring dates are a little later in the season in order to avoid widespread closures or reduced hours for important sites during the holy month of Ramadan. For these times, late May/early June, we will likely experience some heat at inland locations.

Transport and Travel Conditions
Land transport throughout by private air-conditioned motor coach, 24-36 seats depending on ultimate group size (see 'group size'). Though we will have some full bus days, road travel is not particularly arduous as there are plenty of stops of interest. Roads are in good condition though winding on some stretches.

Our difficulty "Level 2" refers to the overall ambitious nature of our program, some long road journeys, some early starts, and time spent at remote locations. Depending on season, you may also experience some heat at some locales. Much of our sightseeing is conducted on foot, with walking tours of towns & cities, medinas, archaeological sites, and museums. You must be prepared to be on your feet for several hours at a time, walking at a leisurely pace. We will also have short walks to dinner. Most hotels have elevators; however, a couple of our smaller 3-4 story properties (ie Essaouira) may not. You will also encounter stairs quite frequently during our sightseeing visits.

Am I suitable for this tour? Please refer to our self-assessment form.

Accommodation
Well-located, air-conditioned, mid-range hotels (3-4 star) throughout. All hotels have en suite bath, though some may have shower only. Porter service is usually available (see 'inclusions') though you should be independent with your luggage. Single rooms are limited and likely smaller than twins.

Staff and Support
Tour Leader throughout, driver, local step-on guides in various locales.

Group Size
Maximum 18 plus Tour Leader

Tour Extensions
This tour is part of a series that can be upgraded to make for a longer trip. For more options, please refer to tour code/s:

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Map & Hotels
Map & Hotels

Regions visited: North Africa
Countries visited: Morocco


*The red tour trail on the map does not represent the actual travel path.


The following is a list of sample hotels at some locations included on this tour. The hotels shown here are meant to provide a general sense of the standard of hotel we usually aim for; they are not necessarily confirmed for your chosen departure.


Hotel Idou Anfa
4 Star Accommodation 4 Star Accommodation 4 Star Accommodation 4 Star Accommodation
Location: Casablanca
Country: Morocco
Located in the heart of the business district, this 4-star hotel welcomes you in a very friendly atmosphere, a stylish decoration, and ultramodern equipment. The idou Anfa hotel & SPA has 220 ... including 12 suites decorated in a modern and luxurious style, 3 restaurants, a soft lounge, 7 seminar rooms, a SPA, a gym and a heated indoor swimming pool. The hotel enjoys a strategic location near the city center, and offers an unforgettable panoramic view of the ocean and the Hassan II mosque. It is the ideal choice for business and leisure travelers. Everything has been designed for your comfort and well-being.
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Riad El Yacout
4 Star Accommodation 4 Star Accommodation 4 Star Accommodation 4 Star Accommodation
Location: Fes
Country: Morocco
Riad El Yacout is an old traditional formal residential home that has been carefully restored to provide hospitable, comfortable and affordable luxury accommodation. This house was built by a famous researcher & ... at University of Quaraouiyine in the 16th century. In the year 2000, the current owners bought this property and spent years restoring the riad.
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Kasbah Hotel Xaluca
4 Star Accommodation 4 Star Accommodation 4 Star Accommodation 4 Star Accommodation
Location: Erfoud
Country: Morocco
Kasbah Hotel Xaluca is located in Arfoud, a city known as "the Door to the Desert." The Kasbah is listed as unique in Morocco due to its distinctive characteristics. It was built ... adobes, the traditional Moroccan building bricks, and it is a perfect place to relax and enjoy the moment.

Kasbah Hotel Xaluca Arfoud offers 200 spacious rooms decorated with regional materials, as well as 8 bungalows. It combines tradition with modern amenities, where installations are adapted to the stringiest standards.
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Kasbah Hotel Tombouctou
3 Star Accommodation 3 Star Accommodation 3 Star Accommodation
Location: Merzouga
Country: Morocco
A desert may seem like an inhospitable place at first glance, but those who take the time to explore it will find that it is full of magic. In the desert, one ... find peace and quiet like nowhere else. It is a place where you can be alone with your thoughts and connect with nature. The desert has a way of making you feel small in the best possible way. It is a place where you can reset and recharge. The magic of the desert is that it forces you to slow down and appreciate the simple things in life. Welcome to Kasbah Hotel Tombouctou.
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Hotel Dar Zitoune
4 Star Accommodation 4 Star Accommodation 4 Star Accommodation 4 Star Accommodation
Location: Taroudant
Country: Morocco
Tucked away amongst the trees and the 14 air conditioned Bungalows and 10 Suites, a new accomodation of 8 Luxury tented rooms ( equiped with shower , private terrace ,air-conditioning, TV & ... wireless). Dar Zitoune is ideal for anyone seeking peace and quiet. Our elegant restaurant offers a fusion of Moroccan and European dishes and special meals can also be catered for.
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Palais des Remparts
5 Star Accommodation 5 Star Accommodation 5 Star Accommodation 5 Star Accommodation 5 Star Accommodation
Location: Essaouira
Country: Morocco
Palace of the ramparts luxury, built on 400 m2 between the ramparts of the old medina of Essaouira, it has been renovated to authentically represent the classical forms of the traditional medina ... an elegant construction of Riad luxury Essaouira, decorated and furnished with style and the taste of traditional Moroccan architecture.

4-minute walk from the beach. Located in the Kasbah neighborhood in Essaouira, 14.5 km from Essaouira, Palais Des Remparts features a sun terrace and views of the sea. Guests can enjoy the on-site bar.
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BLUESEA Le Printemps
4 Star Accommodation 4 Star Accommodation 4 Star Accommodation 4 Star Accommodation
Location: Marrakech
Country: Morocco
This hotel is ideal if you are looking for a centrally located hotel in Marrakech with the best value for money. The hotel is located in the new town of Gueliz, a ... calm area which is located at a short distance from the main tourist sites that you must visit before flying home.

The property was built in 2014 and offers a modern design with practically brand new facilities. We currently have 114 spacious rooms (107 double rooms and 7 suites).
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01. What is the maximum number of participants on a trip?
Most of our tours carry a maximum of 18 participants; some tours (ie hiking tours) top out at 16. In the event that we do not achieve our minimum complement by our 60-day deadline, we may offer group members the option of paying a "small-group surcharge" as an alternative to cancellation. If all group members agree, we will confirm the trip at existing numbers; this surcharge is refundable in the event that we ultimately achieve our regular minimum. If the small group surcharge is not accepted, we will offer a refund of your deposit or a different trip of your choice.
02. Can I extend my tour either at the beginning or end? What about stopovers?
Yes, you can extend your tour either at the beginning or the end and we can book accommodation in our tour hotel. Stopovers are often permitted, depending on air routing. Stopovers usually carry a "stopover" fee levied by the airline.
03. How do I make a reservation? How and when do I pay?
The easiest way to make a reservation is via our website; during office hours, you are also more than welcome to contact us by telephone. A non-refundable deposit is payable at the time of booking; if a reservation is made within 60 days, full payment is required. Some trips require a larger deposit. If international airline bookings require a non-refundable payment in order to secure space or the lowest available fare, we will require an increase in deposit equal to the cost of the ticket(s). Early enrolment is always encouraged as group size is limited and some trips require greater preparation time. Once we have received your deposit, we will confirm your space and send you a confirmation package containing your trip itinerary, any visa/travel permit related documents, invoice, clothing and equipment recommendations, general information on your destination(s), and forms for you to complete, sign and return to us. Your air e-tickets (if applicable), final hotel list, final trip itinerary, and instructions on how to join your tour, will be sent approximately 2-3 weeks prior to departure.
04. What about cancellations, refunds, and transfers?
Please review our cancellation policy page for details.
05. I am a single who prefers my own room. What is a single supplement?
All of our tours have a single supplement for those who want to be guaranteed their own room at each location. This supplement is a reflection of the fact that most hotels around the world do not discount the regular twin-share rate for a room by 50% for only one person occupying a room. Most hotels will give a break on the price, but usually in the range of 25-30% of the twin-share rate. This difference, multiplied by each night, amounts to the single supplement. The conventional amount can also vary from country to country and some destinations are more expensive than others for single occupancy. In order to be "single friendly," the supplements we apply are not a profit centre for us and we do our best to keep them as reasonable as possible. On most tours we limit the number of singles available, not to be punitive, but rather because many hotels allow for only a limited number of singles; some smaller hotels at remote locations also have a limited number of single rooms available. Please note that most single rooms around the world are smaller than twin-share rooms and will likely have only one bed.
06. Do you have a shared accommodation program?
Yes! If you are single traveller and are willing to share, we will do our best to pair you with a same-gender roommate. On most of our tours, if we fail to pair you, we will absorb the single supplement fee and you will default to a single room at no extra charge. At some destinations, however, where single rooms are not significantly discounted, or not at all, we may apply a "mandatory" single in the event that we cannot find you a share partner. This is usually 50% of the usual supplement, but can be as much as 100%. If applicable, this proviso will be noted on each tour page on this website, on your invoice, and in our tour date/price book (available for download under "Resources").

 

What People are Saying
Dorothy S.
Port Hope, ON - CA
I really appreciated being able to see and do many things such as camel rides, visits to artisan factories, etc that would have been difficult to do as a person travelling alone. In that respect, I feel that Adventures Abroad put together a lively and stimulating tour with some lovely treats and perks.
Hans P.
Toronto, ON - CA
So many excursions we enjoyed. Fes was terrific, and so was Essaouira. The camel trip was awesome -- just what we were hoping for. The sidetour to Ait Ben Haddou was very special, given my traveling companion's involvement in the film industry. Very comfortable transportation. Great tour. We learnt a lot and experienced the country, which is what we signed up for.
Jenna C.
Vancouver, BC - CA
I enjoyed the Medina walking tour in Fes, the camel ride in the Sahara, the tour of palaces in Marrakesh, and the tour of Aid Ben Haddou. Very comfortable and clean transportation. Loved the food everywhere. Our tour leader was very friendly, very accommodating, intelligent, capable, patient, good speaking skills, and diplomatic. Very detail-oriented to ensure that logistics went smoothly across the board. Local knowledge was very good. The hotels were very good. Very professional, well-organized tour. Careful attention to detail, and selection of accommodations and staff. Very positive impression.
Roy and June S.
Mississauga - CA
The 4X4 ride on the desert and the camel ride on the dunes were the highlights. The drive through the Atlas Mountains was great. The historic buildings were also very interesting. We especially enjoyed walking to a local restaurant and trying local dishes arranged by our tour guide.He (Andres) offered advice on what to do with your spare time. We needed some medication and he found a pharmacy and helped us get the right medication. Many used an ATM and he was also helpful finding these for people.
Hugh C.
Corner Brook, NL - CA
Enjoyed all excursions. I particularly enjoyed the visit to Volubilis (Roman site), partially because the local guide was excellent. The local guides were very good in all cases. We were very pleased with this tour, it was well organized, the tour leader was excellent and the price was reasonable.
Gregory S.
Zionsville, IN - US
All excursions were excellent. A very thorough coverage of Morocco. Superb driver and helper. Awesome food and dining experiences. I'd be honored to travel with Claude again. All the Adventures Abroad Tour Leaders have been exceptional and Claude was one of the best. Very nice trip.
Mary M.
Calgary - CA
The meal plan was very good. We had some super meals.... who will forget the walk along the beach in Essaouira under the stars to a fabulous sea food restaurant with the biggest prawns that any of us has ever seen?
Lucy Y.
Ashburn, VA - US
My experience on this trip exceeded my expectations. Now I know first- hand why so many people in our group have taken multiple trips with you. And I plan to become one of them. On my next trip, if someone asks "Is this your first trip with Adventures Abroad" I ll be able to say "No, I ve travelled with them before!"
Linda D.
Moorpark, CA - US
Your company provides excellent value and itineraries that capture the heart of the countries.
Carolyn K.
Bethesda, MD - US
14 day tour was just about right length of time. Loved the sand dunes - spectacular! Really a highlight! Also souq in Fes and the two dinners we had in family homes in Fes.
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Countries Visited: 1

Morocco.
Activity Level: 2

These are particularly busy tours that feature a lot of moving around, sometimes by train and short journeys on local transport. Walking tours of towns and cities are leisurely but you should be prepared to be on your feet for several hours. Some of our cultural trips that occur at high altitude and/or require greater independence with baggage handling (at hotels, airports, train stations) also fall into this category.
Tour Style: Cultural

These three- and four-star hotel-based, "soft adventure" trips concentrate on the culture, history, and natural attributes of our destination. Though there are no strenuous activities built into these tours, you need to be prepared for some full days with some early starts, plenty of walking on uneven surfaces through villages, cities and archaeological sites, and not a lot of "down time." Independence, reasonable fitness, and an ability to be steady on one's feet are critical in order for you to get the most out of these programs.
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