Frequently Asked Questions
The questions travelers ask us most before booking their trip.
Planning and bookings
On the ground in Morocco
Planning and bookings
How many days do I need in Morocco?
A week allows you to comfortably cover the imperial cities or a desert route with a city at each end. Ten to twelve days lets you combine both. With fewer than five days, it's better to choose a single region than spend the trip driving.
Do you offer private tours?
Yes. Certain routes are available as private tours. Marruecos Experiences also offers certain shared tours and tailor-made trips; availability and conditions depend on each itinerary.
Do you also offer shared tours?
Yes. Some itineraries may be offered in shared format. Availability depends on the route and the dates.
Can you modify a published itinerary?
Most itineraries can be adapted in dates, pace, start/end cities, and accommodation level, depending on what is operationally possible on your dates.
Why aren't there prices on the website?
The price of a private trip depends on the number of travelers, the season, the accommodation level and the vehicle. Rather than advertising a figure that rarely fits your case, we quote your actual itinerary once you write to us.
How can we contact you?
You can send the trip request form on any page, write to marruecosexperiencesviajes@gmail.com, or write on WhatsApp to +212 664 924 978.
Can I customize my trip?
You can request an itinerary adapted to your dates, destinations and interests. Feasibility depends on the route and the available services.
How can I check availability?
You can send a request through the website or write directly on WhatsApp.
What is the best time of year to travel to Morocco?
March to May and September to November tend to be the most comfortable seasons: mild days, moderate desert temperatures and pleasant weather in the cities. Summer is hot inland and in the pre-Sahara; winter is pleasant in the cities but cold at altitude and at night in the desert.
How much walking is involved during the tours?
Desert routes include short walks on sand and through gorges. City itineraries involve several hours a day on the uneven pavement of the medinas, which tends to be the most demanding part.
What clothing is recommended?
Comfortable, modest clothing works in any situation: covering shoulders and knees is appreciated in the medinas and required at religious sites. Bring a warm layer for desert nights and mountain mornings, and footwear with good grip for gorges and medina streets.
Does traveling during Ramadan change anything?
Tours continue running normally. Some cafés and restaurants close during the day, city life shifts toward the evening, and drivers may prefer earlier or later meal stops. Let us know if your dates coincide with Ramadan and we will take it into account when planning.