Top Marrakech ATV Tours - page 2

We were collected from our accommodation in a mini van by our friendly guide Mo, we picked up others which didn't take long efficiently done, first stop was the quad biking which was a lot of fun, our guide made sure everyone was getting on with the quad bikes and being safe. We went on after this to an Argan oil cooperative had some tea and bread with dips, the process explained and of course the opportunity to buy related stuff which was a pretty good price and no pressure if not. We went on to ride some camels after this which was what you might expect ( not my fav part I must admit!), then on to the desert camp for dinner and entertainment which was all great, good food, a lovely setting and the entertainment was fun and seemingly enjoyed by the crowd, finished off with the fire dancing, eating and then some sort of pretty exciting spinning like massive sparklers! I would definitely recommend this trip our guide Mo was just the right blend of fun and organised everything went really well and we had some nice relaxing music on the drive back to our accommodation.

Abdel was a spectacular tour guide who speaks great English. He grew up in a Berber village so his knowledge of the Berber culture was deep and authentic. He also provided us with knowledge about Moroccan culture, food, history, education and government. The views of the valleys and mountains on the tour were great. Our family of 4 enjoyed Moroccan tea by the river, the hike in the mountains and the delicious multi-course meal at a local Berber house. We highly recommend this tour with Abdel!

My group of 4 had an amazing time on this tour. We had tour guide Ali and driver Ayoub. Both guides made us feel incredibly safe, welcome, and informed. Ali even went out of his way to give extra suggestions on places to visit and things to do post tour, as well as calling our Airbnb host when we were confused on the location and check in directions of our apartment. Absolutely stellar hospitality. The demographic of people going on this tour is college-aged students, so keep that in mind if you are wanting to travel with peers or people your age (we also went around spring break time so that might’ve contributed to that). The stops along the way were beautiful as well. Food was also good and a good mix of trying new Moroccan cuisine as well as having some foods we were comfortable with (fries, oranges, noodles, etc.) It could be helpful to bring your own snacks for the bus rides, but I don’t think it’s necessary as there are stops along the way that offer snacks at a reasonable price (usually takes cash only though). I suggest bringing around 200 MAD with you. It will be needed for 2 meals as well as any snacks or souvenirs you want along the way (& tipping). The hotel was a great experience as well. You will want to bring your own shower soap though. Camping the second night was also a great experience, I was so tired I fell right asleep. Be very sure to go get breakfast that next morning as soon as it opens, or else it will run out, as they want you all to be on time for the sunrise. Overall this was an absolutely incredible, once in a lifetime opportunity, and I am so grateful to Ali and Ayoub for making the experience all the better. Thank you for such an awesome time.