...

Traveling in Morocco

Morocco tourism trips

Tour Morocco with professional local guides that will make explore and learn about Moroccan Culture. Our agency is the best travel company in Morocco.

 

Why Travel with us?

The Best Guides

Turn a decent vacation into a great one. In other words, we or our local partners have carefully selected just the finest options available.

Accommodation

Whether you want to stay in simple or luxurious accommodation We will definitely book the one that best suits your needs.

Camel Trekking

Camel rides are one of the most popular activities in Morocco's Sahara Desert. Therefore, we do our best to make your journey in Sahara unique.

Morocco Cycling Tours

Our travel agency in Morocco offers you a unique adventure on bicycles around Morocco. Book now and enjoy your Morocco cycling tour.

Morocco tours

7 days tour from Tangier

7 days tour from Tangier

Cultural journey from Tangier to explore The Kingdom of Morocco

Read More
4 days tour from Agadir

4 days tour from Agadir

Best desert tour to discover the south of Morocco

Read More
6 days tour from Agadir

6 Days Tour from Agadir

Cultural trip to explore the desert and the imprial cities

Read More
3 days tour from Agadir

3 days tour from Agadir

Unique 3 days tour from Agadir to Sahara desert and Ben Haddou Kasbah

Read More
4 days biking tour from Marrakech

4 days biking tour from Marrakech

Unique 4 days tour on bikes from Marrakech to Sahra desert of Morocco

Read More
3 days tour from Fes

3 days tour from Fes

Unique 3 days tour from Fes to the Sahara Desert of Morocco

Read More
5 days tour from Fes

5 days tour from Fes to Marrakech

Best desert tour to discover the desert of Morocco and the Atlas Mountains

Read More
3 days tour from Fes to Marrakech

3 days tour from Fes to Marrakech

Book a unique 3 days tour from Fes to Marrakech and live a lifetime experience

Read More
5 days tour from Casablanca

5 days tour from Casablanca

Book 5 days tour from Casablanca and explore Morocco Desert

Read More
7 days tour from Fes

7 days tour from Fes

Unique 7 days tour from Fes and live a lifetime experience

Read More
3 days tour from Fes to Marrakech

3 days tour from Marrakech to Fes

All inclusive unique 3 days tour from Marrakech to Fes via Sahara Desert

Read More
2 days tour from Marrakech to Sahara

2 days tour from Marrakech to Sahara Desert

Book a unique 2 days tour from Marrakech to Sahara Desert and live a lifetime experience

Read More
4 days tour from Marrakech to Fes

4 days tour from Marrakech to Fes

Best 4 days tour from Marrakech to Fes via Sahara desert of Morocco and Ait Ben Haddou

Read More
8 daya tour from Agadir

8 days tour from Agadir

All inclusive 8 days tour from Agadir to Fes via Erg Chegaga and Sahara Desert.

Read More
6 days biking tour from Marrakech

6 days biking tour from Marrakech

Unique 6 days biking tour from that takes adventure of bicycles through the south of Morocco

Read More
4 days tour from Tangier

4 days tour from Tangier

Unique 4 days tour from Tangier to Marrakech via Sahra desert of Morocco

Read More
6 day tour from Fes

6 day tour from Fes

All inclusive 6 day tour from Fes to explore Morocco's famous Desert

Read More
9 days tour from Casablanca

Best 9 days tour from Casablanca

All inclusive unique 9 days tour from Casablanca to Marrakech via Sahara Desert

Read More
7 days tour from Casablanca

7 days tour from Casablanca

The best 7 days tour from Casablanca to explore Morocco

Read More
11 days tour from Casablanca to explore Morocco

11 days tour from Casablanca

Best 11 days cultural tour to explore Morocco starting from Casablanca

Read More
10 days tour from Casablanca

10 days tour from Casablanca

Cultural 10 days tour from Casablanca to explore The Kingdom of Morocco

Read More
10 days tour from Tangier

10 days tour from Tangier

All inclusive 10 days jourey from Tangier

Read More
5 day tour from Marrakech

5 day tour from Marrakech

Cultural 5 journey from Marrakech to visit Morocco's famous Desert and Fes Medina

Read More
3 day tour from Marrakech to Merzouga

3 day tour from Marrakech to Merzouga

Unique 3 day tour from Marrakech to Merzouga including a camel ride

Read More
8 day cycling tour from Marrakech

8 day cycling tour from Marrakech

8 day cycling tour from Marrakech to explore Morocco

Read More
8 day tour from Marrakech

8 day tour from Marrakech

8 day tour from Marrakech see all the beautiful spots in Morocco...

Read More
10 day tour from Marrakech

10 day tour from Marrakech

Visit all the beautiful spots in Morocco in 10 day tour from Marrakech

Read More
Customize your itinerary

What our travelers say about us

Through our customer Tripadvisor reviews, you can learn a lot about our business, Morocco tourism trips. Given that, if you have already taken one of our excursions, we would appreciate hearing from you. Please share your thoughts in the comments below.

We thoroughly enjoyed our stay.

Clara M12/11/2019
Read More
We had a 3-day tour with Morocco Tourism Trips, and it was the nicest experience we've ever had. My friends and I thoroughly enjoyed the trip since Mustapha, our guide, thoroughly explained the Berber and Arabic cultures to us, making it feel as though we had actually been to Morocco.
Excellent people, great experience!
Alfred B19/01/2018
Read More
We had the best time ever in Morocco! Hassan and Ali were extremely helpful and kind. They gave us directions about the city and organized a fantastic desert excursion with camels and a jeep that went into the dunes! amazing! They also gave us food and told us stories. We are incredibly appreciative of their hospitality. We would unquestionably advise anyone visiting Morocco to contact these great guys!
Great trip
Mariana D19/01/2018
Read More
departed Marrakech on a three-day journey, spending one night in the Mergouza Berber camp. Great scenery throughout the journey, but spending the night in the desert was undoubtedly the highlight. The camel ride was fantastic, and the camp's male residents were amusing. slept next to the fire, not in the tent, under the stars. Take this tour!

Additional details:

Discover Morocco in a unique way.

We have extensive experience in the travel industry. For all private trips to Morocco, we employ only modern, air-conditioned automobiles. Moreover, our local drivers have a lot of experience driving in places that are far away and in places that are busy. Moreover, our obligation and primary objective are to provide our customers with superior transportation services. Further, camel trekking provides a comfortable journey over the desert dunes; air-conditioned cars transport you to any of your preferred places; and a knowledgeable driver or guide is available for the duration of your tour. Additionally, we offer airport shuttles.

Traveling in Morocco

Book your lifetime journey to Morocco.

Morocco Tourism Trips Agency is your ideal travel companion. Our goal is to provide the best services to travelers who are traveling to Morocco. Additionally, with us, you can explore the best parts of Morocco, including the Sahara Desert and the four imperial cities of Chefchaouen, Tangier, and Agadir. We provide also cusmtized tours for Couples, Families, Solo travelers. etc.

highlights summary

Merzouga Sahara desert

After leaving Erfoud, head south for 14 kilometers (11 miles) to Rissani. From there, continue through the community and head southeast for 40 km (24 miles) to Merzouga. In addition, Both the route to Taouz, a southern military border town and the road to Merzouga have just been asphalted (foreigners cannot cross here). Normally not asphalted, but well maintained, are the brief access roads (1 or 2 km long) that lead from the main road to the hotels next to the dunes. In addition, In Hassi Lybed, a little community located approximately 4 kilometers before Merzouga, there is now an asphalt road.

Further, the Grand taxi or van fare from Rissani to Merzouga is 10 or 12 dirhams. Pay 60 dh to reserve a grand taxi if you don’t want to wait for other passengers to fill it. A grand taxi can cost up to 100 dh if you arrive before sunrise (if you take the 6–7 am bus from Fez).

Be wary of tour operators in Rissani or Erfoud who promise to take you to Merzouga for 5 dirhams per person but leave you stranded at their auberge 20 kilometers away from the village. It is also very challenging (and expensive) to get back to town if you turn down their offers of camel rides and lodging.

You can take a flight from Casablanca to Ouarzazate and then go to Erfoud, Rissani, and Merzouga.

Weekly flights are also available to Errachadia, which is located approximately two hours’ drive north of Merzouga.

Daily journeys by Supra Tour buses from Fez and Marrakech stop in Merzouga hamlet.

The typical tourist cost for a short 5-kilometer journey to one of the adjacent tiny villages, such as Hassi Labied, is a pretty high 50 dirhams (overall, not per person). Additionally, there are occasionally nighttime buses that arrive in Merzouga more than an hour ahead of daylight. However, be prepared to wait for a cab to arrive if this occurs because there may not be any available.

Fes

Fes, the oldest of Morocco’s four “imperial cities” (the others being Marrakech, Meknes, and Rabat), served as the country’s capital on numerous occasions. Further, the most recent of these periods ended in 1912. In addition, Rabat was chosen as the location of the new French colony, and most of Morocco came under French rule. After Rabat and Casablanca, Fes is currently Morocco’s third-largest city.

The spiritual capital of Morocco is often referred to as Fes. It was also once among the most significant academic centers in the world and housed the center of Islamic scholarship. The Institution of Al-Karaouine is the oldest continuously running university in the entire globe. The latter was established in the year 859 AD.

Furthermore, Fes is divided into three sections: First, Fes el Bali, the old walled city, dates to the eighth century. Second, Fes-Jdid, the new Fes, which contains the Mellah, or Jewish quarter, dates to the thirteenth century. The third is the New Town (the French-created, most recent section of Fes, dating from the 20th century).

In addition, Fes el Bali’s huge, maze-like medina, which is the largest car-free urban area in the world, is regarded as the Arab region’s best-preserved old city. In 1981, Fes el Bali was designated as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Marrakech

When you think about Morocco, Marrakech is the first city that springs to mind. Without visiting this city, a journey to Morocco is not complete. However, let’s examine what draws people to Marrakech.

Additionally, Marrakech, also called the Red City, is the second-largest city in Morocco. It is also home to about 800,000 people, and the majority of the homes are colored. Further, Medina in Marrakech is truly a vibrant city full of entertainment, earning the moniker “one of Morocco’s pearls.” Numerous emerging industries and markets are present, and it is a significant economic hub.

Its location at the base of the Atlas Mountains makes it incredibly picturesque. Like many cities in North Africa, it is primarily divided into the medina, an ancient fortified city, and a modern city nearby. Moreover, with glistening white winters and warm, muggy summers, the city enjoys a wonderful climate. Moreover, the residents are renowned throughout the world for their friendliness and warmth.

Casablanca

The largest city in Morocco, Casablanca, is situated on the Atlantic Ocean and was designed after Marseilles by the French in the 1920s. The latter serves as both the main naval facility and the region’s capital for the Greater Casablanca area.

However, it is not the nation’s administrative or political center. The Moroccan Utile, the most fertile region of Morocco and a significant source of mineral richness is where Casablanca City is located. Also, one of the busiest ports in the Maghreb is there.

Since it was a French protectorate, it expanded quickly, becoming significantly larger than Marseilles. It seems also like any other European city, so don’t try to imagine anything when you’re planning a trip to Morocco. For you, that would be an incredible visit. 

Agadir

Agadir is a major Moroccan city located on the Atlantic Ocean near the foot of the Atlas Mountains, just north of where the Souss River flows into the sea and 509 kilometers (316 miles) south of Casablanca. It is also the capital of the Souss-Massa economic region and the Agadir Ida-U-Tanan Prefecture. Furthermore, The vast majority of people in Morocco speak Berber, one of its two official languages.

Agadir is one of Morocco’s major urban centers. In the 2014 Moroccan census, the municipality of Agadir had a population of 924,000 people. According to the 2004 census, there were 346,106 people, and the population of the Prefecture of Agadir-Ida Outanane was 487,954 people. Tashelhit, Moroccan Arabic, and French are the three languages spoken in the city.

Moreover, it was the location of the 1911 Agadir Crisis, which exposed tensions between France and Germany and foreshadowed World War I. Moreover, the city was destroyed by an earthquake in 1960 and has since been completely rebuilt following mandatory seismic standards.

In addition, it is now Morocco’s largest seaside resort, attracting both foreign tourists and locals due to its unusually mild year-round climate. Since 2010, there have been numerous low-cost flights and a road from Tangier to it.

Because of its mild winter climate (January’s average midday temperature is 20.5 °C/69 °F) and beautiful beaches, it has become a popular “winter sun” destination for northern Europeans.

Tangier

Tangier is a Moroccan city in northwest Morocco. First, it is located off Cape Spartel on the Moroccan coast, at the western entrance to the Strait of Gibraltar, where the Mediterranean Sea meets the Atlantic Ocean. Furthermore, the city serves as the capital of both the Tanger-Tetouan-Al Hoceima region and Morocco’s Anja-Aila Prefecture.

Since before the 10th century BCE, many different civilizations and cultures have had an impact on Tangier’s history. Moreover, Tangier has also been a crossroads for many cultures, beginning as a strategic Berber town and later as a Phoenician trading center. In addition, in 1923, it became a territory under the control of colonial powers. Moreover, it became a popular destination for European and American diplomats, spies, bohemians, writers, and businesspeople. This status ended with Moroccan independence, which occurred in stages between 1956 and 1960.

In addition, Tangier was rapidly developing and modernizing by the early twenty-first century. Tourism projects along the bay, a modern business district called Tangier City Centre, an airport terminal, and a football stadium are among the projects planned. Tangier’s economy will benefit significantly from the Tanger-Med port.  

For more information about Morocco, you can visit our Morocco Travel Blog

error: Content is protected !!