Top Morocco Running Tours - page 3

Break free from the furnace-like heat of the city to discover beautiful views of the Berber countryside in the company of a knowledgeable private guide and driver. You will be taken via private transport from your accommodation at the foot of the Zalagh Hills, a secluded getaway just half an hour from Fez. Zalagh, named after the Berber word for male kid goat, is a ridge that remains rugged in appearance and hiking along it is one captivating experience that gives one insight into ancient Berber culture. From the top, take in magnificent views of the Medina of Fez, the Rif Mountains, the Sebou Valley, and the Sais Plains. Old olive trees, local farmhouses, and fields configured to still work with mules for farming, firewood use for cooking, and wells for fresh water greet you along the way. The Hike is about 1 hour 30 minutes to the top, perfect for either advanced or beginners with a flexible speed depending on your fitness capability.

You will be assisted by a professional and knowledgeable certified tour guide. He will provide you with precise details about the attractions included in the tour(koutoubia mosque, and Bahia palace.).During the walk, he will always try to create scenes of interactions and be ready to answer all your questions about that. The guide will make you enjoy the tour and have unforgettable memories about this activity. Besides, the guide will give you information about anything you ask for.

This old city's cultural, historical, and touristic sightseeing tour, is about exploring the secrets of the old city. The best sights, and local life in the fourth-largest city of Morocco. We will be walking inside and through Medina’s narrow alleyways and landmarks such as Koutoubia Mosque, Medina labyrinths, Mederassa Ben Youssef Bahia Palace, Jamaa Elfna Square, etc. We will touch together the beauty and the colors of the horseshoe arches, Riads doors, fountains, and much more! During the tour, we will get close as well to Morocco in terms of many issues such as the variety of cultures, people, languages, traditions, economy, political system, and other topics. Such topics would enrich our walking and make it more enjoyable!

Take a break from the bustling streets of Marrakech and immerse yourself in nature on this day trip to the Atlas Mountains. Alongside a private guide, stop at a Berber village in the Ourika Valley for a short hike to the Setti Fatma waterfalls. Next, learn about Berber culture and stop at a local craft store to buy souvenirs on the way back to Marrakech.

On the first day, ride to Imlil from Marrakesh and begin your trek. You'll head along the Ait Mizane Valley, pass through the village of Aremd and onto the shrine of Sidi Chamarouch. You’ll follow mule tracks into the high rocky cliffs, climbing steadily above the snow line until you reach the Toukbal Refuge. Rest here for the night. On the second day, you’ll follow the southern circle route. The climb itself is not highly strenuous, but scree and altitude changes may make it difficult in parts. Don't worry - there are plenty of views to distract you along the way. When you reach the summit, soak in the 360-degree-view. You'll see the Marrakech Plain and the High Atlas Mountains to the north, all the way to the Anti-Atlas Mountains and the Sahara Desert in the south. From the peak, you’ll head back down the mountain and return to Marrakesh via Imill.

While most of Tangier's sights are located within its center, some—like Cape Spartel—lie outside the city, leaving you to juggle hire cars, cabs or buses. This private tour offers flexible departures and ensures you cover all the attractions in a single, effortless sightseeing round-up. Discover the Spanish Quarter and Grand Mosque, stroll the medina, sip mint tea in the kasbah, and see the Hercules Caves, all while hearing facts and history from your driver-guide you could miss alone.

Journey to Morocco’s Atlas Mountain area and spend the day exploring the Three Valleys on a private day trip that saves you from having to arrange travel logistics yourself. Your guide plans out the whole day for you, including transportation, so that you can enjoy your explorations without worry. Go on a camel ride and visit the home of a Berber family in Ait Souka to learn more about their everyday lives. Rnd the day in Moulay Brahim near the Asni Valley.

Swap the commotion of Marrakech for a day exploring Morocco's Atlas Mountains and Agafay Desert with no route- or transport-planning needed. With this private tour, settle into your own air-conditioned chauffeured vehicle and set off to explore green Atlas valleys, visit Berber villages, hike to waterfalls, and sip tea with Berber locals, all with a guide to show you around. A camel ride in the Agafay Desert, an optional lunch (own expense) and hotel pickup and drop-off cap your day.

Book this round trip airport transfer service, which is good for your private group of up to seven, and avoid the hassle of public transport and haggling over the price. Your driver will be waiting for you and will take you directly to the airport or your hotel, door to door service. The ride will take 20-35 minutes, where you can just sit back and relax.

Our experience stands out by combining culture, nature, and comfort in one unforgettable journey. Travelers will explore the iconic blue streets of Chefchaouen with enough free time to discover the medina at their own pace, take stunning photos, and enjoy the relaxed atmosphere of the city. The adventure continues to the breathtaking landscapes of Akchour, located in the heart of Talassemtane National Park, where travelers can experience beautiful hiking trails, rivers, and waterfalls. With comfortable transportation, a well-organized itinerary, and the opportunity to discover two of northern Morocco’s most spectacular destinations in one day, this tour offers the perfect balance between discovery, relaxation, and adventure.

Unique shopping experience that visitors can have in Marrakech's ancient souks. The tour is led by an expert guide who takes visitors on an exploratory journey through the bustling markets, providing an authentic shopping experience that showcases the best of Moroccan handicrafts, carpets, spices, and antiques. The tour offers an opportunity to immerse oneself in the vibrant atmosphere of the city's ancient souks and discover hidden treasures.

Drive into the beautiful High Atlas Mountains on a day trip from Marrakech to Ouzoud Falls, the highest waterfalls in North Africa. Travel through a landscape of rolling foothills and olive groves, then enjoy free time to relax by the 330-foot (110-meter) waterfalls. Cross the river on a hand-powered barge, visit cafes at the edge of the water, or check out the Barbary apes that live in the lush river valley. With the convenience of pre-booked transport, this Ouzoud Falls trip is a great day-long escape from bustling Marrakech.

You don’t have to journey to the Sahara for a Moroccan desert experience—the Agafay Desert is a desert oasis located just outside of Marrakech. On this half-day small-group tour, soak up the scenery as you travel through the High Atlas Mountains, making a stop for your adrenaline-pumping quad bike ride through the desert dunes. Then mount up for a thrilling camel ride through the rocky desert of Agafay.

Discover the flowery palaces and innumerable monuments of Marrakech during a 5 hours guided tour and discover the history of the ocher city of the Kingdom of Morocco. Admire one of the largest mosques in the Western Muslim world, visit the gardens of the Bahia Palace, explore the ancient medina of Marrakech and its amazing souks and discover the way of life of Marrakchi through the dynamic and huge Jemaa El Fana. After taking possession of your home at 09:00, the discovery of one of the oldest imperial cities of Morocco begins with Koutoubia, the largest and most beautiful mosque in the Western Muslim world. Admirably proportioned, with 12.80 m side and 69 m high, its masterful architecture evokes the Giralda of Seville. Then you will go to the Kasbah to visit the famous Saadian tombs that were designed by the Saadian Sultan Ahmad al-Mansour in 1120. Admire the colorful tiles, Arabic script and intricate carvings of this unique Islamic mausoleum.