All Fez Tours & Excursions in 2026

Rasheed was really good and showed us everything in the Fes Medina. I will highly recommend him to everyone. He was really good and helpful. His English was good too that communication was not a problem. He was very knowledgeable about the area. He picked us from Riad and dropped us there too even we said we can go but he insisted that he wanted to make sure that we reach safely to our location.

Experience not to be missed! In addition to the magnificent landscapes throughout the journey, Mohammed knew how to make these 3 days of excursions unforgettable: top-notch guide! He took us on a journey through the sharing of his culture and knew how to create a good atmosphere throughout our trip! Thanks again for this moment which we recommend without hesitation!!

Absolutely fabulous experience, the pick up was smooth, the breaks were well scheduled, guide and driver find a place to stop if additional breaks required as our group had a 4 year old. Camel ride to the desert was absolutely breathtaking, we started just before sun started to set and experience all from day to under moonlight. Desert camp was a great experience, there are a lot of camps nearby so you won’t feel in the middle of nowhere but still get the desert experience. We had full moon which made stargazing impossible but it had its charm also. Full moon lights the sky a lot more than you would think so schedule your tour according to the moon if stargazing is a priority for you. I would definitely recommend getting up for the sunrise in the morning. We also done some sand boarding which was real fun. We just sit on a sand dune 2 minutes away from the camp after camp music finished for a while which was one of the best feelings ever. The way back via 4x4 was also a very fun ride. The short stops on the way for viewing gorges, oasises and other views were also amazing, driving through the countryside is an experience by itself but expect a lot of driving, you’ll spend most of the tour in the vehicle. Our second night stay at Dar Ahlam Dades was also very good. Ait Ben Haddou is an amazing old city, definitely worth a visit. The atlas studios was the only passable scheduled stop but I believe it’s a good spot for a toilet break. The food was much better than what you would expect from such a group tour. Our group preferred non-buffet options on first 2 lunches and both were great, Moroccan cusine was more delicious than we anticipated. The food on the camp was average at best and the lunch on third day near Ait Ben Haddou was meh. Both the dinner and breakfast in the hotel at Dades were delicious and the hotel give you Berber clothes to enrich your experience, don’t skip wearing them. Our guide, Brahim, arranged everything very well and made sure we had the best experience. We stayed in Africa Luxury camp. The experience listed quad bike and dune buggy activities in the camp but it turned out that these are alternative transportation back from camp which was a little bit disappointment, we prefer to spend our time in the desert and go back with 4x4. As we travel at the end of October, night wasn’t so cold and we didn’t spend any time in the tent during the day but air conditioners were locked in the room which was concerning since our package indicated a room with air conditioner.

We participated in this workshop with my husband and our two children, and we were more than delighted with this experience! Ahmed and his brother were adorable. They took the time to explain everything to us in detail, with a lot of patience, and were particularly attentive to our 6 and 9-year-old children. We also enjoyed a pleasant coffee break accompanied by delicious Moroccan cookies. Two days later, they delivered our pieces directly to the riad where we were staying, which was very convenient. An authentic, friendly, and enriching experience that we highly recommend to families! We will return with great pleasure. ❤️

It was an eventful trip with great companions in the group. The driver was super organized, always friendly, and handled every situation with professionalism. We had flooded roads and he organized everything so that we lacked nothing and felt no fear. Great impressions and memories will remain. Many thanks.

I did a three-day tour from FES to Marrakesh thru the Sahara desert, with camel rides and glamping with Zaki as our guide. It was an experience I will always remember. Driving through the Sahara with a massive rain storm and the flooded waters we experienced. Over blocked bridges, traffic jams, Zaki maneuvered us with skill and knowledge, crossing bridges, working our way around obstacles, explaining our route and always in contact with the participants on the tour. We even had a flat tire and he did a great job changing it and getting us back on the road. I totally recommend Zaki as an experience guide, driver and just a great person to go on a tour with. I rate him all the stars in the sky. Definitely someone with whom you want to guide you through Morocco.

We had a private transfer from Chefchaouen to Fes. 4 people with luggage. Our driver Reda picked us up on time at the agreed-upon place in a comfortable car. Communication and meeting point were perfect, as was the drive to Fes, on which Reda acted a bit as our tour guide and included enough breaks for a coffee Very friendly and professional driver.

We had a great time with Amoudo and Moha Zawit. They made a real effort to ensure there were always positive vibes and were well informed and genuinely passionate about Morocco and what they are doing. There are times when it feels like there are too many stops / photo ops but I know this was done to try and break up all the driving. The camel riding and ATV trek is fantastic and really made a memorable experience in the Sahara desert. Food options are fairly limited particularly at the campsite but it’s all authentic Moroccan food nevertheless . We had a number of guides/experiences which while often fascinating did sometimes feel it was an opportunity for more money / tips but again I understand this is partly about benefitting the wider Moroccan communities.