Private tours to Morocco

Your first glimpse of Morocco begins in Casablanca, the country's main economic hub, where Eastern charm blends with the hustle and bustle of a modern metropolis. A personal guide will meet you at the airport: upon request, right at the plane's steps or in the comfort of a business lounge. Next, enjoy a private transfer in a Mercedes Vito to Morocco's capital, Rabat. Along the journey, which takes about an hour and a half, you can enjoy the scenery: green plains, scattered palm trees, and the ocean shimmering on the horizon. While en route, you can begin exploring the country—your guide will tell you about Morocco's history, life in the region, and the route ahead.

For those who want to stay longer in Casablanca, we'll be happy to organize an optional excursion: you'll see the majestic Hassan II Mosque, stroll through the colonial Habbous quarter, or stop by a waterfront restaurant serving fresh seafood. In Rabat, check into your hotel and enjoy some free time to relax. If you prefer to immerse yourself in the local atmosphere right away, you can stroll along the waterfront or enjoy dinner overlooking the Atlantic. We can also reserve a table in advance at one of the city's best restaurants, tailoring the cuisine to your taste. Tomorrow, your exciting exploration of Morocco begins—and today, you can simply relax.

During your stay in Rabat, we suggest a day trip to the Meknes-Fes region, the winemaking heart of Morocco. Dozens of grape varieties were cultivated here as early as the early 20th century, and today the region is renowned for its rich, distinctive red wines. White wines are also produced here, offering something for every taste! We invite you to visit one of the finest wineries, where you'll discover the local terroir and sample wines made from Carignan, Alicante Bouschet, Cabernet, Macabeo, Ximénez, and other grapes. The atmosphere will be enhanced by a lunch of dishes tailored to the characteristics of each wine—a culinary experience you'll never forget.

After the tasting, enjoy a tour of Meknes, a UNESCO World Heritage site. You'll pass through the famous Bab el-Mansour Gate with its intricate mosaics and explore the ancient city walls. The highlight will be the mausoleum of Moulay Ismail, one of Morocco's most influential sultans: this sumptuous hall, with its ornaments, mosaics, calligraphy, and gilded elements, reflects the grandeur and refined taste of its time. Return to your hotel in the evening.

Agafay is a rocky desert located just 30 kilometers from Marrakech, offering magnificent views of the Atlas Mountains. After a morning transfer to Marrakech, you can relax and enjoy famous Moroccan mint tea. And in the evening, an unforgettable adventure awaits – dinner in the Agafay desert. Unlike the endless sands of the Sahara, here you'll find rolling hills overlooking the snow-capped peaks of the Atlas Mountains. Before your eyes, the blazing sun sets over the horizon, warm sand under your feet, and the air is filled with the aroma of spices and smoke from campfires. This sunset will be truly special.

A chef-prepared dinner will be served in tents decorated with carpets and lanterns, amidst picturesque dunes. Traditional braised lamb, served Moroccan style, will be a captivating finale to the day. And the moments when the sun sets behind the endless horizon will be among the most unforgettable experiences, even for the most discerning traveler. After an action-packed evening, you'll return to Marrakech and relax in a cozy hotel, enjoying the comfort and tranquility of a true Moroccan adventure.

Marrakech is a city where East meets Europe, and history and style intertwine harmoniously. After breakfast, you'll embark on a tour with a Russian-speaking guide. Under the shade of palm trees, you'll immerse yourself in the atmosphere of Marrakech: stroll through the Majorelle Garden with its cobalt-colored walls and collection of exotic plants, and visit the Yves Saint Laurent Museum, where you can see archival sketches, fabrics, and personal items of the great couturier. Then, you'll explore the Medina—the old city—where craft shops, fragrant spices, and scenes of everyday life are hidden around every corner. The historic center of Marrakech is a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

During the day, we suggest a break at the legendary Bacha Coffee, housed in a former palace and offering over 200 varieties of coffee. Afterwards, you'll see the minaret of the Koutoubia Mosque, one of the city's main architectural landmarks, and visit the Bahia Palace, where mosaics and carvings preserve the spirit of a bygone era. A traditional crafts center awaits, where true artisans work, and the final chord is Djemma el-Fna Square. Here, the day never ends: musicians, vendors, acrobats, and professional storytellers create the atmosphere of an oriental bazaar from the tales of "Arabian Nights.".

After breakfast, we'll set off along the Atlantic coast. A culinary adventure awaits you today – Oualidia, one of the most picturesque spots on the Moroccan coast. This small resort town is famous for its oyster farm, which has been operating here since the mid-20th century. In the cool, clear waters of the lagoon, up to 200 tons of oysters are grown annually, prized worldwide for their delicate flavor and exceptional quality. During your visit to the farm, you'll learn about the local industry and see how these seafood delicacies are grown – from tiny shellfish to mature oysters ready to be served.

Next, you'll take a leisurely cruise across the lagoon in a traditional fishing boat. The water here is surprisingly calm, and the shores are lush and flowery. On a secluded stretch of coastline, we'll set up a picnic for you: freshly caught seafood, seasonal vegetables, fragrant bread, and, of course, oysters, served in the finest culinary traditions. The atmosphere is relaxed and intimate, overlooking the sparkling waters.

A trip to the legendary Sahara Desert is like a journey in itself, filled with contrasts and stunning landscapes. We've prepared a captivating itinerary with stops at several interesting destinations. First, you'll visit Ifrane, a ski resort with a cool climate and mountains reaching up to 4,000 meters, creating an atmosphere unique to Africa. Then, you'll stop in Azrou, a center of handicrafts, where you can see local artisans at work and purchase unique items. This town is also known for its population of wild macaques, which roam freely throughout the area. Optional lunch can be enjoyed in the Medelte Mountains, amidst picturesque landscapes and tranquility.

After lunch, the road leads to Errachidia, where you'll stroll through the Ziz palm grove—a true oasis, a symbol of life and fertility, offering coolness and tranquility in the desert. In the evening, arrive in Merzouga and settle into a traditional campsite. Dinner by the fire and relaxation under the bright stars will round off this exciting day. The next morning, you'll have the opportunity to watch the sunrise in the desert and go on a camel ride—an unforgettable adventure in the heart of the Sahara.

Ouarzazate is known as the gateway to the desert. Here you can visit the film studio where epic films about pharaohs, deserts, and historical battles were made. Meticulously recreated ancient sets and a sense of cinematic magic create the extraordinary impression of being transported straight to the heart of Hollywood in Morocco! Ouarzazate has become a center of cinematic excellence, home to such masterpieces as "Lawrence of Arabia," "Gladiator," "The Mummy," "Game of Thrones," and many others.

Next, you'll explore the Ait Benhaddou Fortress—a grand complex of adobe buildings with deep terracotta hues, impressive in its power and harmony with the surrounding nature. Built on a hill, the fortress has served as a film set and is protected by UNESCO as a remarkable architectural monument. Lunch will be served at a restaurant with a panoramic view of the fortress, where you can sample authentic local cuisine while enjoying the picturesque scenery. Afterwards, transfer to Marrakech, check into your hotel, and spend the evening relaxing to recharge before your next adventure. This day will offer vibrant impressions, a sense of connection to cinematic history, and the opportunity to soak up the authentic atmosphere of southern Morocco.

A beach holiday in Morocco is a chance to take a break from a busy travel schedule and enjoy the sun and ocean. Although the Atlantic waters remain cool even in summer (water temperatures reach around 21°C), the coastline boasts a mild climate, wide beaches, and over 300 days of sunshine per year. The most popular resort is Agadir, a modern city with a well-developed infrastructure, a long promenade, and a variety of hotels. To the north are picturesque coastal villages such as Taghazout and Tamraght, known for their relaxed atmosphere and excellent surfing conditions. Agadir Bay is considered one of the most beautiful in the world and is popular among surfers.

If you'd like to include a beach holiday in your Morocco trip, we'll be happy to organize everything, selecting and booking the best hotels. Whether you prefer active water activities or relaxing time on the beach, we'll create the perfect vacation tailored to your needs. You can also complement your stay with spa treatments, gourmet dinners overlooking the ocean, or private excursions along the coast—ensuring every minute is filled with pleasure.