Camel Trekking in Erg Chebbi
Ride into the towering dunes of Erg Chebbi at sunset with an experienced local guide.

From Sahara camel treks and ancient medinas to mountain valleys, food tours and hidden coastal towns — here's the ultimate guide to experiencing Morocco.
Few countries pack as much variety into a single trip as Morocco. In a matter of days you can ride a camel over Sahara dunes, wander a thousand-year-old medina, hike in the High Atlas, taste your way through a spice market and watch the sun set over the Atlantic.
This guide brings together the best things to do in Morocco by category and by destination, so you can shape a trip around exactly what you love — all arranged by a local team who lives here.
Pick the kind of trip you want and explore the activities that fit.
Most popular
Traveler favorites that capture the best of Morocco.
Ride into the towering dunes of Erg Chebbi at sunset with an experienced local guide.
Taste your way through the medina with a local guide, from street stalls to hidden bakeries.
Watch the sun set over the stone desert then dine under the stars, just 45 minutes from Marrakech.
Ride quad bikes across the Agafay desert tracks, palm groves and Berber villages.
Discover Berber villages, valleys and mountain scenery on a full-day trip from Marrakech.
A relaxed day among rivers, waterfalls and riverside cafes in the Atlas foothills.
Where to go
The cities, deserts and mountains worth building your trip around.

Central Morocco

Northern Morocco

Rif Mountains, Northern Morocco

Sahara Desert, South-East Morocco

Atlantic Coast, Central Morocco

Northern Morocco
The most popular experiences are a Sahara desert trip with a camel trek and overnight camp, exploring the medinas of Marrakech and Fes, a food tour or cooking class, and day trips to the Atlas Mountains, Agafay Desert and Essaouira.
A week lets you combine Marrakech, the Sahara and Fes. Ten to fourteen days allows a fuller loop including the coast, mountains and the blue city of Chefchaouen at a relaxed pace.
Yes. With an English-speaking local guide and a private, well-paced itinerary, Morocco is welcoming and easy to explore for first-time visitors, families and couples alike.
Tell us what you'd love to experience and our local team will craft the perfect itinerary — no obligation, just friendly expert advice.