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Denise_M, Aug 2026
Fes in 4 hours!
This private, guided tour of Fes was very informative. Our guide took us to several places in the Medina we would never have found including the oldest university in Morocco and the Nejjarine Museum. We also had guided introductions into the tanneries, a Dar which now houses a rug store, a silk weaver and a store where we purchased some spices and perfume.
Amanda_W, Aug 2026
This was a really...
This was a really interesting tour of the medina with a very friendly guide who went at our pace. We did the tour with our 5 year old and he was really great at engaging with him and keeping him interested. It was a very hot day when we did the tour (we went early because of this) so we took a couple of breaks. We were taken to lots of interesting shops but not pressured to buy anything, and ended our tour at a lovely restaurant for lunch.
Giulia_D, Jul 2026
Excellent and fun
Wonderful workshop! We received great insight into the work they do and really enjoyed making the mosaic, painting the pottery and our quick turn at the pottery wheel. If you can plan this at the beginning of your stay the painted pottery can be brought to your hotel or riad in 2-3 business days. Pick up service at communication were excellent.
Anonymous, Jul 2026
Our guide Louzi was so...
Our guide Louzi was so kind and gave us great explanations about the places we visited. We had a wonderful experience over the three days. Although the desert camp was located on the edge of the desert, the tent had air conditioning and was comfortable. It was quite hot during the day, so it would have been nice if we could have ridden the camels a bit later in the evening.
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The colorful city of Fez is a feast for the senses. It’s among Morocco’s oldest cities, with an ancient, UNESCO-listed walled medina, densely packed traditional markets, and one of the world’s oldest tanneries. Fez tours give you a chance to explore labyrinthine parts of the city with an expert to see 9th-century mosques, a 17th-century synagogue, cultural museums, and the famous Chouara Tannery. You can also learn to make some traditional Moroccan dishes with a hands-on cooking lesson.