
- Código del viaje
MARADV02
- Inicio
Tangier
- Fin
Marrakesh
- Edad mínima
16 years old
- Tamaño del grupo
Máx. 6-16 viajeros
- Estilo de viaje
Explorer
- Ritmo del viaje
Easy
- Idioma
Inglés
Nine days from the Strait of Gibraltar to the souks of Marrakesh, with a night in the Sahara in the middle. It's a fast-moving route for small groups of travelers, many of them solo, who want Morocco's highlights plus some freedom to explore on their own.
Lo que verás y harás

Ride out into the Sahara dunes and spend a night at a desert camp beneath the stars

Wander Chefchaouen's blue lanes, Fez's ancient medina and the Marrakesh souks

Cross the High Atlas and see Todgha Gorge and UNESCO-listed Ait Benhaddou
Qué incluye
All activities mentioned on the itinerary
Accommodations in double rooms
Experienced Soca Islands Host with you throughout the trip
One farewell group activity when possible
Arrival and departure airport transfers
Group transportation
Max 16 travellers per group
Itinerario del grupo
Your first night is in a riad, a traditional house built around a courtyard. With some time to yourself, you might track down one of Tangier's storied old cafés, favorites over the decades of writers and musicians, for a glass of mint tea.
In the evening, the group gathers for a welcome dinner at a local restaurant.
The Rif Mountains lead to Chefchaouen, Morocco's blue city, with bougainvillea spilling over the walls and artisan shops along steep lanes. A guided walk includes lunch, and there's free time afterward for photos.
In the evening you continue south to Fez.
The morning starts with a private tannery visit, where hides are still dyed in open pits as they have been for centuries.
After lunch, you'll dive into the UNESCO-listed medina: alleyways that twist in every direction, artisan workshops, monumental gates and richly decorated mosques.
Today you reach Merzouga, where the Sahara begins, and head into the dunes by camel or 4x4 to a remote desert camp.
Catch the sunset, climb a dune, try sandboarding, and sit down to a traditional dinner at camp before an evening of tea and stories around the fire.
An early alarm is worth it for the Sahara sunrise and a short walk over the dunes. After thanking your camp hosts, return by camel or 4x4.
The road passes palm groves and the high limestone walls of Todgha Gorge, with a stop to meet a local collective of rug makers. Tonight's stay is a traditional palace-style property close to Ouarzazate.
The road climbs the High Atlas over the Tizi n'Tichka pass, with photo stops on the way. At Ait Benhaddou, a fortified village on the UNESCO list and a film backdrop for Gladiator and Game of Thrones, you'll take time to explore.
You reach Marrakesh by early afternoon, check in to your riad and have the rest of the day free.
After a slow morning, you'll take part in a hands-on Moroccan cooking class and a traditional tea ceremony, then walk the city with a guide who covers its history, markets and architecture.
Later, explore on your own; gardens, souks and mosques are all within reach.
Enjoy a free morning. You might visit the photography museum Maison de la Photographie and take tea on its rooftop terrace, or a traditional hammam.
In the evening, it's the group's farewell, celebrated over dinner in a stylish Moroccan restaurant.
After breakfast, the trip comes to an end. Say goodbye to your travel companions and head off with a camera roll full of Morocco.
Rooms
You'll stay at Trip Hotel.
- Included
Shared double
Shared with a fellow traveller of the same sex.
- +$990 per person
Single room
A room to yourself, subject to availability.
Room prices are per person for the Apr 10, 2027 departure and can differ on other dates. You choose your room when you book.
Preguntas frecuentes del viaje
Fly into Casablanca Airport (CMN) and out of Marrakech Menara Airport (RAK).
Yes. If you arrive on Day 1 of your adventure or book pre-tour accommodation with us, your airport arrival transfer is included. If you choose alternative pre-tour accommodation or arrive by another mode of transport, you’ll need to arrange your own arrival transfer.
Our arrival transfers are private to Soca Islands and are organised in groups based on flight times. Sometimes this means a short wait at the airport until other flights arrive.
There are no scheduled activities on the final day, so feel free to book your departure at your own convenience.
We recommend arriving before 3 pm on Day 1 to make it in time for the welcome event. But don’t worry no matter when you land, we’ll have an airport transfer ready for you.
Please Refer to your government’s travel advice or consult your local consulate. Remember, passport and visa requirements can change, so make sure to stay updated.
Excluding alcohol, we suggest budgeting around USD $40.00 per day for extras.
While we’re not medical professionals, we want to help you prepare for a safe and healthy adventure. Here are some tips:
- Consult with a healthcare professional: Schedule an appointment with your travel nurse or doctor at least eight weeks before your adventure to get any necessary vaccines or medications.
- Up-to-date medical advice:
- US residents: Check the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention website.
- UK residents: Visit the NHS Fit For Travel website.
- Australian residents: Refer to the Smart Traveler Health website.
3. Government travel advice:
- US residents: Consult the US Department of State Travel Advice.
- UK residents: Check the FCDO Travel Advice.
- Australian residents: Visit the Smart Traveler website.
4. Medication tips: If you take prescription medication, bring enough to last the entire trip, plus a few extra days in case of delays. Carry a copy of your prescription in case you need to visit a clinic abroad.
We hope this helps you prepare for a safe and enjoyable adventure.
Please keep in mind that our itinerary, activities, and hotels might change. These adjustments could happen with little notice due to factors like availability, weather conditions, seasonal shifts, or other circumstances beyond our control. Rest assured, we always aim to minimise any impact on your experience. Occasionally, we may tweak the itinerary to try out fresh ideas and keep the adventure exciting.
We believe solo travelers shouldn’t have to pay extra to explore the world. That’s why our group trips are designed around shared accommodation and do not include a single supplement. Solo travelers joining our group trips are paired in twin or multi-share rooms with another traveler of the same sex for the duration of the trip.
Some of our Independent trips are structured differently. For these itineraries, solo travelers will need to book at the single occupancy rate.
Tips are not included in the cost of this tour. Remember, tipping is entirely at your discretion and based on what you feel comfortable with.
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