With small groups of 18 participants, your expert Adventures Abroad tour leaders will take you to see some of Morocco’s most compelling sights and landmarks. Some of our tour leaders who have led these tours.

Andres Fernandez Growing up in an international environment allowed me to interact with people from different cultures and learn from them. I would say that's when I became a traveler... To me, traveling is not only about the sites and highlights of a destination, it's mostly about the people and their history, about how they solve things. It's about their lives! Read More

Claude Morency After fifteen years on the road worldwide, Claude joined the Adventures Abroad team in 1998. He enjoys challenging destinations with a strong adventure factor. He shows a definite interest in landscapes, wildlife, ecology, arts, traditions and history. International friendship has always been his ultimate travel objective and personal reward. Read More

James Bodnarchuk James' insatiable wanderlust is satisfied each year between seasonal jobs at home in beautiful Vancouver, Canada. In the summertime he works outdoors as a beach lifeguard and in the winter he works in an urban forest spreading holiday cheer. Happiest while outside and exploring, he is excited to have the whole world as his workplace as an International Tour Leader for Adventures Abroad. Read More

Peter Barathan Read More

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With small groups of 18 participants, your expert Adventures Abroad tour leaders will take you to see some of Morocco’s most compelling sights and landmarks. Some of our tour leaders who have led these tours.

Andres Fernandez Growing up in an international environment allowed me to interact with people from different cultures and learn from them. I would say that's when I became a traveler... To me, traveling is not only about the sites and highlights of a destination, it's mostly about the people and their history, about how they solve things. It's about their lives! Read More

Claude Morency After fifteen years on the road worldwide, Claude joined the Adventures Abroad team in 1998. He enjoys challenging destinations with a strong adventure factor. He shows a definite interest in landscapes, wildlife, ecology, arts, traditions and history. International friendship has always been his ultimate travel objective and personal reward. Read More

James Bodnarchuk James' insatiable wanderlust is satisfied each year between seasonal jobs at home in beautiful Vancouver, Canada. In the summertime he works outdoors as a beach lifeguard and in the winter he works in an urban forest spreading holiday cheer. Happiest while outside and exploring, he is excited to have the whole world as his workplace as an International Tour Leader for Adventures Abroad. Read More

Peter Barathan Read More

Where To Go on Morocco Tours

Maze-like medinas, enchanting deserts, bustling bazaars full of intoxicating aromas and one of the warmest welcomes imaginable. Morocco is a land where unforgettable memories are made. From the famous souks of Marrakech and Fes to lesser-known places such as Erfoud and Taroudant, this diverse nation promises an Arabian adventure like no other.

Casablanca Forever associated with the Bogart and Bergman romance, Casablanca will surprise you with its contemporary charm and Art Deco buildings. History buffs will be drawn to the old medina and city walls. View Tours

Fes Seemingly suspended in time, Morocco's most underrated city deserves a second look. Explore the labyrinth-like medina and savour the scent of Fes’ spice-filled air. View Tours

Marrakech Perched on the edge of the desert, Marrakech is a whirlwind of sights and sounds. Dive into centuries-old souks and see storytellers and snake charmers in the Djemaa El Fna — the city's main square. View Tours

Taroudant Sometimes referred to as “Little Marrakech”, this fortified Berber town of ochre-coloured ramparts has a laid-back vibe and lovely craft bazaar. A great place to enjoy a taste of real Moroccan life. View Tours

Merzouga Merzouga is where you get to live out your Lawrence of Arabia fantasies. Take the chance to ride camels into the enchanting Sahara Desert and end days watching magical sunsets over the rolling dunes. View Tours

Erfoud A true desert oasis, Erfoud is a small town of red-sand buildings and a location for numerous Hollywood movies. Shop for dates in the lively souq and sip mint tea with the locals in street cafes. View Tours

Frequently Asked Questions

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01. Do you need a visa to travel to Morocco?

The majority of foreign nationals visiting Morocco do not need a visa if their trip is up to 90 days. This includes citizens from the US, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, the UK, Ireland and any EU country. However, your passport needs to be valid for a minimum of six months beyond your date of entry.

02. Is Morocco safe?

For the most part, Morocco is a safe country to travel and the crime rate is low. Muggings are pretty rare, but you can reduce the risk by remaining vigilant at transport areas and major cities. Be especially careful at night in the medinas — those in Marrakesh, Tangier and Casablanca have a reputation for petty theft.

03. When is the best time to visit Morocco?

The best time to visit Morocco depends on which part of the country you visit. Overall, spring (mid-March to May) and autumn (September-October) are the best times to visit when temperatures are pleasantly warm. The coastal regions can be visited year-round, but the hottest months (June-September) are the most popular times to enjoy the best of the beach weather. If you’re travelling to the Sahara, bring extra layers — they’ll help keep you warm during the very cold nights and protect you from the Sahara’s often brutal sun and sand.

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