Morocco · MULTI-DAY TOURS IN MARRAKECH
The 10 multi-day tours in Marrakech below are the ones worth a slot in a Moroccan week, with what each costs, how long it runs and who it suits. Number one is first for a reason.
Travel from Marrakech or Ouarzazate to Merzouga by air-conditioned minibus with an experienced driver such as Alae, Abdul, Chafik, or Aymen. See Aït Ben Haddou, Ouarzazate, Dades, Todra Gorge, and the Valley of Roses, then ride camels into Erg Chebbi for sunset, dinner, music, and sunrise.
“Best experience in my life, really recommend with this agency”
You’ll travel from Marrakech through the Atlas Mountains to Ait Ben Haddou, Ouarzazate, the Draa Valley, and Zagora. Ride a camel at sunset, sleep in a Berber camp, enjoy dinner with music, and return the next day. Drivers such as Youssef, Said, Hassan, and Mohammed are praised for safe driving and warm service.
“The whole experience was great. If you don’t have much time in Marrakesh I would consider the 1 day desert experience, as this involves 6 hours of driving there and back across 2 days. There’s not much practical info about the trip, so here’s some useful info: Bring enough cash for 2 lunches, breakfast, snacks, and tips, and bring warm clothes, the desert is cold. Itinerary 6 hour drive to desert, stops off at viewpoints regularly, and there’s a 2 hour stop at Ait Benhaddou. The van is comfortable and ours had chargepoints. Arrive for the camel ride (mostly along a dirt road) which is just under an hour (it’s…”
Travel from Marrakech to Fez, Chefchaouen, Rabat, and Casablanca in a fast-paced three-day loop. You get guided visits in Fez and Chefchaouen, a tour of Hassan II Mosque, two riad nights, Wi-Fi, and hotel pickup. Guides such as Badr, Sadok, Oussama, and Imad are among the named team members used on recent departures.
“Great 3-day tour of Casablanca, Fez, and Chefchaouen. It’s a long trip, but totally worth it and a great way to experience Morocco’s rich culture and history. Huge thanks to our driver, Imad J., for a smooth and comfortable journey, and to Zach, our guide in Fez, who did an excellent job.”
Travel from Marrakech to Merzouga by air-conditioned vehicle, stopping at Ait Ben Haddou, Ouarzazate, the Rose Valley, Dades, and Todra Gorge. Ride camels into Erg Chebbi for sunset, dinner, and a night in a Berber camp, then return toward Marrakech. Drivers such as Ayoub, Ali, Mossif, and Youssef have earned warm praise, though guide service and organization can vary.
“We had a great experience, all the stops were amazing and everyone was welcoming and kind. Our driver was super helpful, even landed us some cash when we run out (we paid it back of course at the next ATM :D ) The drive is long from Marrakech to Nazouga, but the view totally worths it.”
Travel from Marrakech to Erg Chebbi in a small group of up to 17, with an English-speaking driver, Ait-Ben-Haddou, Todra Gorges, a sunset camel ride, and one night in a desert camp. Guides including Zakaria and Mohamed Ait Haddou are praised for careful driving, local stories, and personal service.
“the tour was very nice and well organized! But above all Mohamed, our guide and driver, was wonderful! Courteous, helpful and always attentive to our every need, very prepared and patient…. ♥️♥️♥️”
Travel from Marrakech across the High Atlas to Aït Benhaddou, Ouarzazate, Todra Gorge, and the Erg Chebbi dunes. You will ride a camel for about an hour, sleep in a Berber-style bivouac camp, and return by road. Guides such as Moha, Khalid, and Ibrahim are praised for their care and local insight, though the drives are long.
“The tour was amazing and I love how it is family-owned and operated. Driver was Hassan and guide was Mohamed. From staying you first night in a Kazbah and second night under the stars in the Sahara Desert, it is truly spectacular. Most importantly, Mohamed was very Read more”
Travel from Marrakech to Merzouga through the Atlas Mountains, Ait Ben Haddou, Ouarzazate, Rose Valley, Dades, and Todra Gorge. You will ride a camel into the Erg Chebbi dunes, eat around a campfire, and watch sunrise from a great dune. Drivers speak several languages, and private or small-group trips are available.
“This was such a great experience. Loved the camel tour and the sunrise experience. Ayoub was a great and very entertaining driver the entire way.”
Travel from Marrakech to Merzouga in three days with an English, French, Spanish, or Arabic-speaking driver-guide. Visit Ait Ben Haddou, Ouarzazate, Dades Valley, and Todgha Gorge, then ride camels at sunset and sunrise, sleep in a private desert tent, try sand-boarding, and enjoy Berber music. Luxury tent and quad-bike upgrades cost extra.
“Lots of super fun activities scheduled into the tour for such a short time! I never could’ve found or done them all on my own so I’m grateful for the tour!!”
Leave Marrakesh at 9:00 AM for a two-day trip through the Atlas Mountains to Zagora. Visit Aït Benhaddou, ride camels for sunset and sunrise, sleep in a nomadic camp, and return by minibus the next evening. Guides speak English, French, or Arabic, with pickup from your Marrakesh accommodation.
“Amazing experience, one of the coolest excursions I’ve ever been on! Would highly recommend to everyone and would definitely do it again. Our guide Ali was phenomenal. Super insightful, provided us with help when needed, and made the experience a ton of fun.”
You travel by air-conditioned minibus from Marrakech to Merzouga, crossing the Atlas Mountains and stopping at Ait Ben Haddou, Ouarzazate, Todra Gorge, and Rissani. The highlight is a sunset and sunrise camel ride to a desert camp, with dinner, campfire music, and stargazing. Drivers such as Jawad and Bashir have earned especially warm praise.
“Il faut faire cette excursion car les paysages sont à couper le souffle. Notre chauffeur a été adorable, même si, malheureusement, je crois que l’accompagnateur ne nous a pas compris et nous a déposé à l’autre bout.. d’ailleurs, on avait choisit l’option en français, et nous nous sommes retrouvés avec des allemands !.. Passe encore, mais la communication est vraiment mauvaise à cause d’une mauvaise organisation, c’était stressant pour certain(e)s. Dommage, nous n’avons pas eu le dernier arrêt concernant les temples.. et nous n’en avons même pas été mit au courant ! On suit le mouvement, mais c’est toujours un peu perturbant quand on ne sait pas comment ni quand……”
Pick a dune, a medina, a valley or a hammam.
