Morocco Tours & Trips

Discover the ideal tour package for you through Sahara Desert. On TourRadar you'll find trips starting from 3 days in length, and the longest tour is 16 days. The most popular month to go is December, which has the most tour departures.

The Atlas Mountains give you Morocco's most engaging mountain treks, with Mount Toubkal - North Africa's tallest peak - as the prime challenge. Our travelers tell us they love how the serious hiking mingles with real moments in remote Berber villages along the way. The stop at Sidi Chamarouch shrine has become a favorite spot to rest and soak in local customs. Many hikers branch out beyond the peaks to explore Todra Gorge, the Dades Valley and often spend a few nights camping under Sahara stars - which pairs naturally with mountain hiking. The area's rich plant life and old cedar forests create quite a scene, especially when wildflowers paint the spring landscape or autumn brings crystal-clear views. Our guides often point out how the mountains work as nature's wall between Mediterranean weather and Sahara heat, creating different environments you can experience in one trip.

You'll find spring (March through May) or fall (September and also November) are the sweet spots for Northern Morocco - temperatures stay mild and the light hits those blue Chefchaouen streets just right for photos. Our travelers often tell us winter brings fewer tourists and a more genuine feel, especially in the old medinas. The whole region unfolds like a rich tapestry of blue mountain towns, ancient city quarters and coastal spots. The narrow lanes of Chefchaouen have become quite the highlight for our private tour guests, with endless photo opportunities around each turn. Fes and Rabat draw in history buffs, while Marrakech's winding market streets let you shop directly from local craftspeople. What makes it special is having our local guides there to share stories and open doors, turning typical tourist stops into real cultural experiences.

Just a stone's throw from Marrakech are the High Atlas Mountains, which offer some of the finest hiking trails in the world. With postcard-perfect mountain views looking out to vast desert plains, and the generous hospitality of the local people, you'll fall in love with this pocket of Morocco.

The Mount Toubkal trek really stands out for experiencing Morocco's mountain landscapes. You'll climb North Africa's highest peak at 4,167 meters, starting with a day to adjust in the Atlas Mountains where you can explore Berber villages and get comfortable with the terrain. There's some scrambling needed near the top, but you're rewarded with views that stretch all the way to the Sahara and Atlantic coast. Our guides are excellent at setting the right pace and love sharing their knowledge about local plants, wildlife and mountain communities. Nights are spent in traditional mountain gites where you can try authentic Moroccan food and sometimes sleep on the terraces under a blanket of stars.

Ride a camel in the golden Sahara Desert, hike in the Atlas Mountains, or catch the waves in Agadir. From exploring lively souks in Marrakech to enjoying traditional Berber hospitality in desert camps to exploring the ancient ksar of Ait-Ben-Haddou, Morocco is fantastic.

For cycling enthusiasts, Morocco offers remarkable two-wheeled adventures through diverse terrains. Our bike tours take you from coastal roads near Tangier to mountain paths in the Atlas range. Cyclists particularly enjoy the ride along the Mediterranean coast to Oued Laou, with the sea on one side and mountains on the other. The tours include support vehicles, so you can tackle challenging sections like the climb to Chefchaouen at your own pace. Our travelers often mention how cycling lets them experience Morocco's changing landscapes intimately - from cedar forests where you might spot Barbary apes to also the palm-filled valleys near Todra Gorge.

Our bus and coach tours excel at covering Morocco's dramatic landscapes, from the Atlas Mountains to the Sahara dunes. These well-planned routes handle the long desert drives in comfortable vehicles with regular stops at scenic points and local markets. You'll visit places like Todra Gorge, the kasbahs of Ait Benhaddou and also the rose valleys of Dades. What makes these tours special is how they combine the ease of organized transport with authentic experiences - you might stop at a Berber family's home for tea or visit a traditional carpet cooperative between destinations.