Top Morocco How to Get Around in 2026

Take in all the highlights of Tangier and discover some hidden gems known only to locals with this private city tour. Visit the Cave of Hercules, admire the views at the meeting point of the Mediterranean Sea and the Atlantic Ocean, and enjoy a guided walking tour of the Kasbah and old Medina, where you can sample traditional Moroccan foods (own expense) and shop for souvenirs in the souks.

Explore stunning Chefchaouen—Morocco’s iconic blue-painted Berber city—with a guide during this small-group, full-day tour from Fes. Explore the winding alleys of the Medina, admiring the Moroccan-Andalusian fusion of its buildings. Join a guided tour or wander at your own pace. Cold drinks and air-conditioned transportation from Fes are included.

visit of agadir half day = marina + kasnah of agadir + great mosque + copirative of argan + the biggest souk

Find the best shops in Marrakesh on a half-day, private tour that ensures you’ll find great deals on souvenirs. Brush up bargaining skills with help from an expert guide, who can tailor the tour to the items you’re looking for. That means skipping overpriced tourist traps to meet the artists, artisans and traditional merchants the city is renowned for.

Get to know Marrakech with this half-day morning sightseeing tour and explore the city’s most popular sights with a private guide. Explore the walled medina and stroll around the lively Jemaa el-Fna Square, admire the magnificent Bahia Palace and Majorelle Gardens, and visit sites, including the Saadian Tombs, the Menara Gardens, and Koutoubia Mosque.

Take an unforgettable excursion into the Sahara on the back of a camel with this private tour from Merzouga. Your trek will begin in the afternoon as you ride out into the desert, arriving at a remote Berber tent camp in time to watch the sunset from the nearby dunes. At the camp, you’ll enjoy dinner accompanied by traditional Berber drums before heading to sleep in your well-equipped private tent.

Navigating the sights of Marrakech’s medina can be daunting and time-consuming without a guide. This private half-day walking tour ensures you see key attractions such as the souks, Koutoubia Mosque, and Djemaa El Fna without getting lost or wasting time, and features a personal guide and customizable itinerary so you can tailor your sightseeing to suit you. Ideal for first-timers wanting a personalized city overview, with medina hotel pickup included.

Leave the Marrakech bustle behind on a full-day trip to the Ourika Valley and the mountain village of Setti Fatma, where you hike to a series of seven beautiful waterfalls. With all transport by climate-controlled minivan, this is a convenient way to get out of the city and explore the landscape and culture of the Atlas Mountains. Pickup and drop-off is available at centrally-located hotels in Marrakech.

Discover Morocco’s Middle Atlas Mountains on a full-day trip from Fez that explores small towns and a rolling landscape of cedar forests and peaks. Soak up the European feel of Ifrane, sometimes called the ‘Switzerland of Morocco,’ then descend to the Berber market town of Azrou to find the monkeys that thrive in nearby groves of cedar trees. With pickup and drop-off at Fez hotels, this full-day Middle Atlas trip goes off the beaten path to find Morocco’s quieter, rural side.

Much of Marrakesh’s surrounding countryside is already well-trafficked with tourists, but stunning Ourika Valley is still pristine and untouched. Discover scenic locations on a relaxing day trip, without spending half your time in the car. Visit a traditional Berber house and learn about the lives of Morocco’s indigenous inhabitants and take a walk to the waterfalls of Setti Fatma.

Explore the beautiful beach city of Essaouira on a full-day tour from Marrakech. Head to the bustling port and get a glimpse at daily life in the city. Visit the Jewish quarter and traditional Berber markets before enjoying a delicious lunch (not included) on the coast. Spend the rest of the day soaking up the sun before heading back to your hotel in Marrakech.

Venture out of Marrakech and explore three valleys of the Atlas Mountains, without the hassle of self-driving or arranging transport, on this group guided day trip. Enjoy a short camel ride, scenic hikes with photo stops, and a traditional Berber lunch in a local home (extra expense). Experience varied landscapes and Berber culture with ease with round-trip transfers included.

Spend a day exploring the Atlas Mountains and the Imlil, Asni, and Mizmiz Valley with this private, guided tour. You’ll visit a variety of local Berber Villages, spend time learning about argan oil at a local women's cooperative, take a camel ride, and sit down to tea with a local Berber family, all in just one day.

Spend a day exploring the Ourika Valley with this guided tour, which includes round-trip transportation from Marrakech. You'll visit the village of Setti Fama, known for its seven waterfalls, and spend time at a traditional Berber settlement. If you come on a Monday, you can also visit the local Tnin Ourika market.

This full‑day journey carries you straight through the High Atlas, over the legendary Tizi‑n‑Tichka Pass, and into the spiritual heart of southern Morocco. You won’t just see Ait Ben Haddou and Ouarzazate – you’ll experience them through the stories of caravans, sultans, and filmmakers who turned these kasbahs into icons. Travelling in a small shared group with a local driver‑guide, you’ll cross dramatic mountain landscapes, visit authentic Berber villages, and walk inside a UNESCO‑listed fortress used in films like Gladiator and Game of Thrones. It’s a perfect blend of culture, history, cinema, and contemplation: desert light, mountain silence, and ancient walls that still seem to whisper the prayers and dreams of travellers who passed here long before you.

This Marrakech to Fes desert tour offers a unique and unforgettable experience for travelers looking to explore the Sahara desert of Morocco. What sets this tour apart is its small group size, limited to just 10 people per departure, ensuring a more intimate and personalized experience. With more time to interact with the knowledgeable local tour guide, travelers can delve deeper into the culture and history of Morocco. The tour includes accommodations in a quality hotel in the Atlas Mountains and a luxury camp in the desert, providing both comfort and authenticity. The itinerary covers highlights such as the UNESCO World Heritage Site Kasbah of Ait Ben Haddou, camel trekking across the golden dunes of Erg Chebbi, and experiencing the mesmerizing sunset from a high dune. Additionally, travelers can enjoy activities like sandboarding and an evening of nomad music and drumming around a campfire.

After pickup from your Marrakech hotel, travel east in a minivan through rural Morocco to the Ouzoud Falls. On arrival, walk through olive groves owned by generations of Berber farmers and descend to the gorge below the waterfalls. At the base, stroll by the river and marvel at the three-tiered falls, which cascade into a pool. Take photos and, if you wish, enjoy a swim in the cool waters and an optional boat ride (own expense) close to the cascades to feel the spray. Afterward, step ashore and visit one of the cafes or restaurants overlooking the river for lunch (own expense). Finally, climb the steps back to the top. Pause on route to see the falls from various angles

Escape the Marrakech buzz on this tour of Morocco’s wildest nature. Getting a morning start, you’ll enjoy tea and bread at a local cooperative before exploring orchards, waterfalls, and mountain vistas. Then it’s off to the Kik Plateau, Lake Takerkoust, and an off-road drive into the Agafay Desert. Relax in an authentic Berber tent, choose to grab the sunset, and head back to the city, reinvigorated.

Have fun exploring the coastal city of Essaouira. The tour starts with a two-and-a-half-hour drive into the city. There, you’ll explore the Skala Fortress, walk the medina alleys, and view hundreds of handicrafts and Thuya woods carved by artisans. Check out the city's civilization by visiting the women’s cooperative of argan oil, where they extract the oil. Then, you’ll enjoy a sumptuous meal at the fish market.

Escape the bustle of Marrakech and experience the natural beauty and cultural richness of rural Morocco on this full-day trip to the Atlas Mountains. Perfect for travelers who want to see more of the country without the hassle of planning, this adventure takes you through scenic valleys—Asni, Amizmiz, Imlil—and visits seven traditional Berber villages. Share a mint tea with locals and learn about their way of life, enjoy a guided waterfall hike, snap photos of panoramic mountain views, embark on a camel ride, and even enjoy a stop at a women’s Argan oil cooperative.

The Agafay Desert, a rocky expanse not far from Marrakech, offers the chance to experience the desert’s silence and sunset colors. Discover it in a group no larger than 10 on this intimate adventure. Dine on Moroccan specialties, including harira soup, salad, tagines, pastries, and seasonal fruit in a nomad tent, complete with campfire. Your experience includes tea, but other drinks are at your own expense.

Say goodbye to the heat and bustle of Marrakech and hello to the magical landscapes of the Atlas Mountains on this group day trip. There's no need to brave Moroccan traffic: your package includes transfers direct from most hotels. First, hike to the Setti Fatma waterfalls, discover small villages, and experience Berber culture.

Experience Marrakech at night on a private tour of Djemaa el Fna, the winding streets of the medina, and a historic mosque. A maze of stalls means Djemaa el Fna can be overwhelming—especially after dark—but exploring with a private local host ensures a stress-free experience. Venture out at night and you’ll be rewarded with a taste of the food, dance, and music that only appear after sunset.

Don’t miss the chance for a historical journey to three sites in one full day of sightseeing from Fez. You’ll explore the imperial city, roman ruins, and the holy town. Join this small group tour to keep costs down, while still having private transportation between each place. Explore as you like at each site, then drive comfortably to the next, finally returning to Fez.