Morocco
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What awaits you
A destination in demand the world over, the westernmost Arab country on earth and France's back garden, with pleasant temperatures and a safe environment: a visa-free country you can set off for on the spur of the moment.
Dazzling in colour and rich in cultures, this is where God's palette was knocked over: the boundless rose-gold Sahara, the vast, rolling Atlas Mountains, the arty, languid blue town of Chefchaouen, and Casablanca, as romantic and full of feeling as in the song.
The mystery of the One Thousand and One Nights, a brilliant exotic culture: this is Morocco, like nowhere else.
Marrakech
The Red City, with Jemaa el-Fna, the square of sleepless nights: the glittering city of the One Thousand and One Nights, whose lights and smoke dance in everyone's heart.
The Sahara
The third-largest desert in the world, the romantic Sahara of Sanmao's writing: endless dunes that tell of the romance and solitude of the great desert, and the purest starry sky in the world, its stars as many as the Sahara's grains of sand, twinkling in the deep-blue night.
Fez
Fez, the Yellow City, is the oldest imperial city in Morocco; its nine thousand alleys hold the essence of Moroccan craftsmanship and, before you know it, you are travelling back through a thousand years.
Ksar of Aït Benhaddou
A World Cultural Heritage site and the most beautiful ancient Berber village, close to Ouarzazate, which is known as the Hollywood of Morocco: the filming location of many films and series such as Game of Thrones and Operation Red Sea, and a classic example of the architecture of southern Morocco.
The Ksar of Aït Benhaddou is a group of earthen buildings enclosed by high walls, a typical pre-Saharan settlement. Many houses are built inside the defensive walls, with arrow towers all around to back up the defences.
Chefchaouen
Chefchaouen, the Blue City, the Santorini of Morocco: an arty, languid blue town.
Todra Gorge
The walls of the Todra Gorge are sheer red rock more than 300 metres high, rising straight into the sky. Majestic, steep and severe, it is one of the world's top ten rock-climbing destinations.
雷
April 13, 2024
我朋友圈人家的评价“看别人去摩洛哥我感觉一般，看你们去感觉太值得一去了，一个国家玩出两种感觉[捂脸]”
雷
April 13, 2024
特别感谢你们让我们认识了世界上最好的两位导游Dj和Lina。他们的各种体贴周到 让我们的行程时时有惊喜处处有亮点。哪怕遇到了一些沙暴这种不确定天气因素 或者长途坐车这种难以避免的因素，也都在他们的巧妙安排下变成了旅途中不一样的体验。明天就是最后一天了 大小朋友们都非常不舍 只恨假期太短，非常感谢你们 以后咱们后会有期 跟定你家了哈[呲牙]🙏
Lisa Yu
April 1, 2024
Translated from Chinese
An almost perfect trip to Morocco, far better than we had imagined. Both Lina and DJ were extremely attentive and professional guides who fulfilled all our requests, saving us a lot of time and adding lots of joy to our journey! The children loved all the activities in the desert. Thank you so much for your careful planning, which made this trip to Morocco truly unforgettable for us.
SWAGEEE
January 2, 2024
马拉喀什和菲斯可以背着相机逛一整天，沙漠里的日月星辰实在是难得的体验！攀岩，滑沙完全新手友好～ 小建议是如果最后三天从菲斯-舍夫沙万-卡萨能够再多加一天时间用来补充在路上的耗时，那么本次深度游就更加完美啦！
shirley
January 2, 2024
Translated from Chinese
It was an absolutely wonderful trip with a well-organized itinerary. Guide Yu has extensive experience, which ensured the safety of food, accommodation, and other aspects during the journey. We had a great time and look forward to cooperating again in the future.
秀
January 2, 2024
这次的户外旅行体验到了沙漠的神秘和震撼，摩洛哥的奇特地理环境，不一样的手工艺传承者们，徒手攀岩和滑沙，骑骆驼等户外活动项目让我突破了自我，一路的美食、美景和美好时光，还有友爱的伙伴们让人流连忘返。活动安排非常顺利，导游非常值得信赖。没有购物
hhh
December 29, 2022
摩洛哥体验很不错，hami和余导也很nice，抱团小伙伴nice。第一次的摩洛哥之行印象深刻，体验不一样的文化和美食，还可以在不同城市去浏览风景，绝对值得一来。活动安排很不错可以参观很多城市，沿路也是非洲风光。热爱三毛或者沙漠的可以来一次撒哈拉体验一下沙漠的星空和夜晚。这边安排的的独一无二的攀岩也是非常棒的，直接人生体验拉满。摩洛哥之行给我带来了全新体验，与向导们相处也让我们更多的认识了世界。大家可以组团来玩！让自己重新认识这个世界和人生。
柯基
December 29, 2022
Translated from Chinese
The nine-day trip was absolutely satisfying! The itinerary was very interesting, and the accommodation was also excellent!
Jin
December 26, 2022
It was so lucky to have Fei and DJ as our guide. Amazing journey with incredibly beautiful scenery. Worth going for sure. Will never forget desert & the stars. I'm giving 12 out of 10 for this trip!! 2 extra points for our cutest driver and our best guide DJ ; )
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Day by day program
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Meeting day
Your flight lands in Marrakech; a private transfer meets you at the airport and you check in to a characteristic palace-style hotel in the old town.
Meeting day
Your flight lands in Marrakech; a private transfer meets you at the airport and you check in to a characteristic palace-style hotel in the old town.
In-depth city walk in Marrakech
The old town, with its long, narrow streets lined with row upon row of shops, and the new town, neat and clean, stylish and elegant, tell the story of Marrakech past and present. The glittering old town, the Medina Jemaa el-Fna, the great square that never sleeps Koutoubia Mosque The stylish Yves Saint Laurent garden, Jardin Majorelle
In-depth city walk in Marrakech
The old town, with its long, narrow streets lined with row upon row of shops, and the new town, neat and clean, stylish and elegant, tell the story of Marrakech past and present. The glittering old town, the Medina Jemaa el-Fna, the great square that never sleeps Koutoubia Mosque The stylish Yves Saint Laurent garden, Jardin Majorelle
Marrakech – Aït Benhaddou – Ouarzazate
We set off from Marrakech and, with the beauty of the Atlas Mountains for company, go to visit the Ksar of Aït Benhaddou, with a 1–2 hour walk at Aït Benhaddou. In the early evening we drive on to Ouarzazate.
Marrakech – Aït Benhaddou – Ouarzazate
We set off from Marrakech and, with the beauty of the Atlas Mountains for company, go to visit the Ksar of Aït Benhaddou, with a 1–2 hour walk at Aït Benhaddou. In the early evening we drive on to Ouarzazate.
Ouarzazate – Dadès Gorge – Merzouga
Today we leave Ouarzazate, the largest city before the desert, and pass through the Rose Valley and the Dadès Gorge. This road is also known as the "Road of a Thousand Kasbahs": all along it you will see earthen kasbahs large and small, most of them abandoned and in ruins. After hiking and climbing in the gorge, we drive on to Merzouga, in the Sahara. Hike in the Todra Gorge (those blessed with the right physique can also try outdoor rock climbing, belayed by a professional climbing instructor) Stargazing in the desert.
Ouarzazate – Dadès Gorge – Merzouga
Today we leave Ouarzazate, the largest city before the desert, and pass through the Rose Valley and the Dadès Gorge. This road is also known as the "Road of a Thousand Kasbahs": all along it you will see earthen kasbahs large and small, most of them abandoned and in ruins. After hiking and climbing in the gorge, we drive on to Merzouga, in the Sahara. Hike in the Todra Gorge (those blessed with the right physique can also try outdoor rock climbing, belayed by a professional climbing instructor) Stargazing in the desert.
In-depth exploration of the Sahara
In the early morning soft light falls on the dunes; drink a glass of mint tea and gaze out over the endless desert. The light is at its most beautiful in the early evening, when we ride into the desert on dromedaries, the one-humped camels peculiar to Africa, to watch the desert sunset and the evening glow. Camel ride at sunset, sandboarding and a campfire evening.
In-depth exploration of the Sahara
In the early morning soft light falls on the dunes; drink a glass of mint tea and gaze out over the endless desert. The light is at its most beautiful in the early evening, when we ride into the desert on dromedaries, the one-humped camels peculiar to Africa, to watch the desert sunset and the evening glow. Camel ride at sunset, sandboarding and a campfire evening.
Merzouga – Ifrane – Fez
Sunrise over the Sahara, then we drive by way of the small town of Ifrane, the Little Switzerland of Morocco, arriving in the early evening in Fez, the thousand-year-old imperial city.
Merzouga – Ifrane – Fez
Sunrise over the Sahara, then we drive by way of the small town of Ifrane, the Little Switzerland of Morocco, arriving in the early evening in Fez, the thousand-year-old imperial city.
Fez – Chefchaouen
City walk in Fez: we wander through the nine thousand alleys of the old town and visit a Moroccan mosaic craft workshop and the Fez leather dye works. In the afternoon we drive through valleys bright with mountain flowers to the blue town of Chefchaouen.
Fez – Chefchaouen
City walk in Fez: we wander through the nine thousand alleys of the old town and visit a Moroccan mosaic craft workshop and the Fez leather dye works. In the afternoon we drive through valleys bright with mountain flowers to the blue town of Chefchaouen.
Chefchaouen – Casablanca
Chefchaouen is gentle in the early morning. Before the hill town wakes, it belongs to the cats, which stroll all over the old town, waiting for visitors to come by and have their picture taken with them. At midday we drive to Casablanca, the city of romance.
Chefchaouen – Casablanca
Chefchaouen is gentle in the early morning. Before the hill town wakes, it belongs to the cats, which stroll all over the old town, waiting for visitors to come by and have their picture taken with them. At midday we drive to Casablanca, the city of romance.
Departure day
Visit to the Hassan II Mosque, the most famous mosque in North Africa. Airport transfers are arranged according to the participants' return flights. Those leaving later can drop in at Rick's Café from the film Casablanca.
Departure day
Visit to the Hassan II Mosque, the most famous mosque in North Africa. Airport transfers are arranged according to the participants' return flights. Those leaving later can drop in at Rick's Café from the film Casablanca.
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Price details
Price includes :
- All local transport (including insurance for every seat, road and bridge tolls for the whole trip, fuel, and the driver's board, lodging and meal allowance)
- Hotel accommodation mentioned in the itinerary
- D5 accommodation in a luxury desert tent (with air conditioning and private bathroom)
- D2–D9 breakfasts
- D3–D5 dinners
- D2 admission to the YSL garden
- D4 outdoor rock-climbing instructor and equipment
- D5 sandboarding
- D5 camel ride in the desert
- D7 3-hour city walk in Fez with an English-speaking guide
- UPARIS trip organisation fee
- An experienced Morocco guide accompanying the group throughout
Price does not include :
- Flights between your place of residence and Morocco (the group meets at Marrakech airport and disperses at Casablanca airport)
- D9 admission to the Hassan II Mosque in Casablanca
- Lunches, which are not included in the trip
- Personal drinks
- Tip for the driver (suggested amount €30 per person for the whole trip)*
- Other personal expenses
- Single supplement (€50 per room per night)
- Personal communication costs and personal international travel accident insurance
- Additional costs (accommodation, food, transport, adjustments to national air fares, etc.) arising from objective circumstances beyond anyone's control such as natural disasters, war or strikes, or from special situations such as airline flight delays or cancellations
- * In Morocco, giving service staff an appropriate tip is a mark of respect for them and an acknowledgement of the service they provide; please understand and respect the local tipping customs.
Booking conditions
Cancellation conditions
Fees kept if the client cancels, by the date of the request (current schedule, Terms of sale, art. 10):
- 76 days or more before departure: Full refund
- 41 to 75 days before departure: 70% cancellation fee
- 40 days or less before departure: No refund
If you cancel, invitation letter fees (30€ per letter issued) are not refunded; they are refunded if we cancel the trip or the contract is terminated because of unavoidable and extraordinary circumstances.
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Transport guide
From the day we head into the desert (Day 3), the whole of this trip is by private chartered vehicle. The total driving distance is about 1,500–1,600 kilometres, an average of about 250–270 kilometres a day; Day 6, from Merzouga to Fez, is the longest drive, about 7–8 hours, but the scenery along the way is forever changing. The route includes continuous winding mountain roads, so you need to have travel-sickness tablets ready in advance.
General information
Before you sign up
Since June 2016 Morocco has been visa-free for holders of Chinese passports: just buy a flight and go! The maximum stay is 90 days. The entry policy is subject to the official Moroccan information in force before departure.
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