Best Morocco Tours
Best Morocco Tours is a family‑run agency based in Fes since 2005, dedicated to offering high‑value private and small‑group itineraries across northern and southern Morocco. Their hallmark is flexibility: whether you’re carving out three days to explore the medieval medina of Fes and the blue lanes of Chefchaouen, or embarking on a ten‑day Grand Tour that covers Merzouga’s golden dunes and Ouarzazate’s film‑set kasbahs, Best Morocco Tours adapts every schedule to your pace and interests. Their English‑speaking guides hold professional tourism licenses and deliver in‑depth commentary on Berber traditions, pre‑Islamic history and Morocco’s French colonial heritage. Vehicles range from seat‑belted sedans for couples up to air‑conditioned minibuses for groups of eight. Accommodations are hand‑picked to balance authenticity and comfort: riads with central courtyards in medinas, eco‑luxe camps in the Sahara, and guesthouses overlooking mountain valleys. Best Morocco Tours prides itself on transparent, all‑inclusive pricing—covering entrance fees, meals, and overnight stays—so travellers can relax and immerse themselves fully in the Moroccan experience.
www.bestmoroccotours.com
Authentic Morocco
Authentic Morocco is a boutique local operator based in Marrakech, created by a team of Moroccan cultural experts and travel enthusiasts. Their mission is to immerse guests in the rhythms of everyday life: from sunrise yoga on a rooftop overlooking the medina, to hands‑on cooking classes at a centuries‑old riad kitchen, sampling family recipes passed down through generations. They offer small‑group departures limited to eight travellers, ensuring intimate access to off‑the‑beaten‑path highlights such as hidden artisan souks, nomadic tent camps in the Anti‑Atlas, and secluded olive groves near Essaouira. Their six‑day “Caravan of Flavors” culinary journey includes tagine workshops with women’s co‑operatives, tastings at organic vineyards, and a spice‑market tour led by a local food historian. On the adventure side, Authentic Morocco arranges multi‑day Atlas trekking with mule support, night‑time stargazing in desert bivouacs, and mountain‑bike excursions through ancient trade routes. Every element—from vehicles maintained to European safety standards, to eco‑friendly desert camps using solar showers—is carefully curated. With a focus on slow travel, social impact and cultural exchange, Authentic Morocco offers an experience that goes beyond sightseeing to reveal the heart and soul of this diverse country.
www.authentic-morocco.com
Marrakech Day Tours
Located in the heart of Marrakech’s Medina district, Marrakech Day Tours specializes in expertly guided excursions departing daily from Djemaa el‑Fna Square. Since their founding in 2008, they have introduced tens of thousands of visitors to southern Morocco’s most iconic sites: the lofty peaks and Berber villages of the Ourika Valley, the thunderous cascades of Ouzoud Waterfalls, and the abundant argan groves of the Haouz plains. Each morning, guests climb aboard comfortable mini‑vans driven by professional Moroccan chauffeurs, then rendezvous with specialist guides who interpret local flora, fauna and history along the way. Their most popular itineraries include full‑day visits to the coastal port of Essaouira—complete with fresh seafood lunches by the fishing port—and sunset departures for camel treks and Berber drum‑circle performances in the Agafay Desert. Smaller private tours allow families and honeymooners to customize pickup times, choose lunch venues in traditional kasbahs, and arrange additional stops at artisan cooperatives. Rated consistently five stars on independent platforms, Marrakech Day Tours delivers the kind of punctual, personalized service that keeps travellers coming back again and again.
www.marrakech-daytours.com
Morocco Excursions Club
Morocco Excursions Club is a network of locally owned, licensed tour providers offering day‑trips and multi‑day safaris from Marrakech, Fes and Casablanca. Their consolidated booking platform connects travellers with English‑speaking guides, private transfers, and tailor‑made journeys through the Imperial Cities, the Rif Mountains and the Sahara. Guests can easily arrange one‑day adventures to the blue‑painted alleys of Chefchaouen or two‑night desert safaris that include camel caravans, sunset dune climbs and bivouac dinners under the Milky Way. Each itinerary is backed by 24/7 customer support, ensuring real‑time adjustments for weather, road conditions or personal preferences. Their exclusive “Majestic Morocco” seven‑day package highlights UNESCO‑listed sites like Aït Benhaddou and Volubilis, with nightly stays in restored kasbahs and palace‑style riads. Morocco Excursions Club also caters to special‑interest groups—birders, photographers, wellness retreats—providing specialized guides and off‑menu activities such as hammock yoga in cedar forests or pottery workshops in Tamegroute. With transparent pricing, local partnerships and an emphasis on authentic interactions, Morocco Excursions Club brings the country’s diversity to life in an efficient, traveller‑friendly format.
www.maroc-excursions.com
Morocco Base Camp
Founded by seasoned mountain guides, Morocco Base Camp has earned a reputation as your go‑to adventure outfitter for trekking, climbing and mountain biking in the Atlas range. Operating from their Marrakech office and field base in Imlil, they specialize in programs like summit attempts of Mount Toubkal—the highest peak in North Africa—and multi‑day high‑camp expeditions that traverse Berber villages perched on remote ridges. Their portfolio extends beyond rugged mountaineering: family‑friendly mule‑supported treks, Atlas homestays with local families, and guided e‑bike tours through apple orchards and cedar forests. Each trip is accompanied by professionally trained local guides, muleteers, and cooks, who prepare tagine lunches with fresh produce sourced en route. Morocco Base Camp’s fleet of high‑clearance 4×4 vehicles provides reliable transport for desert camping splurges on the edge of the Sahara, trekking pickups in snow‑covered passes, or airport transfers in Marrakech. Safety protocols adhere to international mountain standards, while the company’s “leave no trace” ethos ensures that alpine environments remain pristine. For thrill‑seekers and nature lovers alike, Morocco Base Camp transforms remote landscapes into accessible, expertly supported adventures.
www.moroccobasecamp.com
Sahara Desert Morocco
Sahara Desert Morocco has made its name by specializing exclusively in desert‑based adventures departing from Marrakech, Fes and Ouarzazate. With more than 15 years of experience, they organize camel caravans that traverse remote dunes, luxury mobile camps equipped with private ensuite tents, and private 4×4 safaris that track across both the Erg Chebbi of Merzouga and the wild dunes of Erg Chigaga. Guests can choose from two‑night “classic desert” escapes or week‑long “desert discovery” circuits that include oases such as Tafilalet and historic caravan towns like Rissani. At each camp, nomadic Berber hosts prepare communal tagines, lead star‑struck astronomy sessions, and demonstrate traditional crafts such as camel‑hair weaving. Their modern approach blends comforts—solar‑heated showers, plush bedding, Wi‑Fi hot spots at camp—without diluting the rawness of the surrounding landscape. All safaris are accompanied by experienced desert guides adept at reading dunes, spotting desert wildlife, and ensuring safety in extreme conditions. Sahara Desert Morocco’s tailored programs cater to photography workshops, honeymooners, and hardcore trekkers seeking the haunting beauty of Morocco’s vast deserts.
www.saharatoursmorocco.com
Travel With Morocco
Travel With Morocco is a Moroccan‑owned agency headquartered in both Marrakech and Casablanca, distinguished by its focus on experiential travel and culinary journeys. Since 2010, they have curated multi‑day tours such as “Flavors of Morocco”—which takes guests through spice souks, olive mills and family‑run cooperatives—alongside immersive programs like “Women’s Weaving Workshops” in the Rif and “Argan Oil Discovery” in Essaouira. Their passion for gastronomy extends to dinner experiences in private palaces, vineyard visits in the Benslimane region, and street‑food safaris through Marrakech’s night markets. Beyond food, Travel With Morocco offers standard cultural circuits covering Fes, Rabat, Chefchaouen and the Sahara, as well as activity‑based packages including surfing lessons in Taghazout, mountain‑bike routes around Ifrane and eco‑treks in the Middle Atlas cedar forests. All tours are led by certified local guides who double as food historians or outdoor specialists. Their commitment to small‑group sizes and partnerships with female‑run enterprises ensures each journey has a strong social impact as well as unforgettable cultural depth.
www.travelwithmorocco.com
Morocco Travel Experts
Established in 2007 and based in Rabat, Morocco Travel Experts is a full‑service inbound operator offering both leisure and corporate travel solutions throughout the kingdom. Their service suite spans incentive events, MICE planning, themed holiday packages and tailor‑made private tours. Leisure clients can select from an array of pre‑designed “Classic” and “Luxury” circuits—visiting Casablanca’s Hassan II Mosque, the coastal medina of Essaouira, the volcanic atlas lakes near Ifrane, and the imperial capitals of Rabat and Meknes. Corporate travellers benefit from on‑site event management, gala dinners in restored palaces, and logistics support for conferences in Marrakech’s world‑class venues. Morocco Travel Experts maintains direct accounts with leading hotels—from boutique riads to five‑star resorts—and manages a fleet of modern vehicles with professional chauffeurs. With multilingual staff in offices throughout Morocco and strategic partnerships across North Africa, they guarantee seamless coordination, transparent budgeting, and customized experiences for groups of any size.
www.moroccotravelexperts.com
Morocco Trekking
Morocco Trekking is a specialist adventure outfitter headquartered in Imlil, the gateway village to the High Atlas. Founded by veteran mountain guide Ali Ait Haddi, they focus solely on foot‑powered exploration—trekking routes range from two‑day hikes in the Ourika Valley to seven‑day trans‑Atlas crossings between Ouirgane and Aït Bouguemez. Each trek is supported by Berber muleteers who handle luggage and camp setup, while experienced guides lead guests along ancient shepherd paths, through terraced farming villages, and over high‑altitude passes above 3,000 meters. Campsites include remote valleys where hot spring pools bubble nearby, and alpine lakes fringed by cedar forests. Morocco Trekking also offers seasonal snowshoe tours in the winter months and bird‑watching treks for ornithology enthusiasts. Emphasizing low‑impact travel, they use reusable water stations, organic local produce, and biodegradable toiletries. Their small group sizes—maximum 10 guests—ensure safety, camaraderie and a deeply personal wilderness experience. For those seeking to connect with Morocco’s dramatic mountain landscapes on foot, Morocco Trekking delivers expert guidance, logistical excellence, and an unforgettable sense of discovery.
www.moroccotrekking.com
