Travel to Spain, Morocco and Portugal: Simple Guide for First-Time Travelers
Travel to Spain, Morocco and Portugal: Simple Guide for First-Time Travelers If...
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We build every Morocco trip itinerary the way we’d want ours built: real roads between Marrakech and the Sahara, guides who grew up on this route, and enough days built in that you’re not sprinting from one photo stop to the next.
Our guides didn't learn these roads from a manual. They grew up on them, so they know which route to take when the wind picks up, which stop has the best tea, and which stories are worth telling around the fire at night.
You'll know the full price before you book, not after. Nothing gets added once you're already on the road, and nobody tries to upsell you once you're standing at the campsite.
Call us while you're still planning the trip from your kitchen table, or call us at 2am from a checkpoint because your driver hasn't shown up yet. Either way, someone picks up. We remain reachable for the whole trip, not just the booking.
From a quick three-day run into the dunes to a two-week loop around the whole country, here are the routes people ask us for most.
Skip the stock photos. Watch two minutes of real footage from our last desert trip, camels, campfires, and all.
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Three days is enough if your schedule is tight. That gets you from Marrakech to Merzouga and back, with one night out in the dunes. Give yourself five days instead and you can add Fes and the Atlas Mountains without feeling rushed.
Pack in layers. Days in the desert run hot, but nights drop fast, sometimes close to freezing in winter. Bring a scarf for sand and wind, sunscreen, and a headlamp. They take up almost no space and you'll use every one of them.
October through April is the easier stretch, with warm days and cool nights. July and August regularly push past 40°C (104°F) during the day, so most people plan their trip around the cooler months unless the heat doesn't bother them.
Yes. Tell us how many days you have, what you want to see, and how fast or slow you like to move, and we'll build a Morocco trip itinerary around that instead of putting you on a fixed route.
The routes we run are well traveled, and our drivers know them in every season, including how conditions change with the weather. As with any desert travel, we recommend going with a guide rather than heading out alone, and we're glad to talk through specific concerns before you book.
No. Most people who book with us are on their first trip to Morocco, and some are on their first desert trip anywhere. We handle the logistics, so you don't need any special experience or gear beyond what we tell you to bring before hand.
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