Local agency with Spanish-speaking guides
The Sahara, the imperial cities and the Atlas, on private or group trips. Drivers who speak Spanish and clear prices per person.
Types of trip
Desert, imperial cities, honeymoon, adventure or family trips: pick a style and we'll adjust the details to you.
Erg Chebbi dunes, nights under the stars and the kasbah route
34 trips →
Your route, your pace: private vehicle and Spanish-speaking driver
28 trips →
Shared departures to see Morocco with other travellers
16 trips →
Exclusive riads, premium camps and personal attention
3 trips →
Desert, romantic riads and the sea to start your life together
3 trips →
Fez, Meknes, Rabat and Marrakech: living history in every medina
18 trips →
Desert light, colourful medinas and respectful portraits
2 trips →
Easter, New Year and festivals: Morocco on the key dates
2 trips →
Atlas walks, Berber valleys and Toubkal
8 trips →
Day trips from Marrakech, Fez and the coast
14 trips →
Relaxed-pace routes planned for travelling with children
5 trips →Most booked
Routes we run often. You can book them as they are or change them to suit you.
About 45 minutes in a balloon over the palm grove and Berber villages near Marrakech as the sun comes up over the Atlas, with breakfast at a Berber house and a flight certificate.
New Year's Eve among the Merzouga dunes, with a gala dinner and Berber drums by the fire, on a five-day trip from Marrakech through the Atlas, the Dades and the Todra.
Seven days with a private 4x4 and official guides from Marrakech to Fez: palace riads in the medinas, a kasbah in the Skoura palm grove and a premium camp in the dunes.
Eight days for two: a riad in Marrakech, a couples' hammam, a night in the Atlas, a private dinner in the Agafay desert and three nights facing the Atlantic in Essaouira.
If you're arriving by ferry from Spain, we pick you up in Tangier and over eight days you travel down through Chefchaouen, Fez, the Merzouga dunes and the southern kasbahs to Marrakech.
Ten private days from Casablanca: Rabat, Chefchaouen, Fez, Meknes, the Merzouga desert, the kasbahs of the south and Marrakech, with the driving spread out.
Who we are
We're a local agency with an office in Casablanca. We plan trips around Morocco for Spanish-speaking travellers, and the driver who takes you round speaks Spanish too.
Most people who write to us want to see the desert, the imperial cities and the Atlas in one or two weeks. We help you work out what fits into your days and what is better left for another time. If you'd rather not travel alone, there are group departures; if you're short on time, there are day trips.
Why travel with us
Destinations
Practical guides to the cities and landscapes that appear in our itineraries.
The red city: souks, palaces, gardens and Jemaa el-Fna square
Fes el-Bali, Morocco's great medieval medina
The Erg Chebbi dunes, the classic image of the Sahara in Morocco
The blue town in the Rif Mountains
The big Atlantic city and the Hassan II Mosque
The gateway to Africa across the Strait of Gibraltar
Beach, sunshine all year and the gateway to the Atlantic south
White ramparts, a blue harbour and an Atlantic breeze
The mud-brick ksar of the Ounila Valley and the gateway to the south, beyond the Atlas
Hairpin bends, kasbahs and rock walls between the High Atlas and Jebel Saghro
Palm groves, mud-brick ksour and the track to the Erg Chegaga dunes
The calm capital, between the Kasbah of the Udayas and the Bou Regreg river
Moulay Ismail's city and the finest Roman ruins in Morocco
An Andalusian medina and a Spanish-era new town below the Rif Mountains
Easy booking
Write to us through the form or on WhatsApp with your dates, the number of travellers and what you'd like to do in Morocco.
We send you a detailed itinerary with a fixed price and adjust it with you until it fits what you're after.
You confirm your trip with a deposit and we send you the booking summary with all the details and contact numbers.
Your guide or driver meets you at the agreed point, and our team is on the other end of the phone for the whole trip.
Travel guide
Weather, routes, culture and food: what we learn driving around Morocco, written up so you can travel with more confidence.
Recommended vaccinations, water and food, desert heat, altitude in the Atlas, pharmacies, medical insurance and what to do if you fall ill during your trip, explained by a local agency.
Which operator to choose, how to buy a SIM at the airport with your passport, when an eSIM makes sense, where coverage drops out in the Atlas and the desert, and how to avoid a roaming bill.
On 2 August 2027 the path of totality crosses northern Morocco. Approximate times, where to watch it between Tangier, Tetouan and Chefchaouen, the heat, bookings and how to protect your eyes.
Common questions
Spring (March to May) and autumn (September to November) are usually the most pleasant times to travel round the country, with mild temperatures in the cities and in the desert. In summer it's very hot inland and in the Sahara, although the Atlantic coast is cooler. In winter the days are mild, but nights in the desert and the Atlas can be very cold. We'll help you adapt the route to your dates.
It depends on what you want to see. With 3 days you can do a route from Marrakech to the Merzouga desert, although it means many hours on the road. With 7 or 8 days you can combine the desert with imperial cities such as Fez and Marrakech at a more comfortable pace. With 10 days or more you can add Chefchaouen, the coast or the Atlas. We always suggest a realistic route for the days you have.
On a private trip the vehicle, the driver and the guide are just for you and the people travelling with you, and you can adjust times, stops and accommodation to suit you. On a group tour you share the route with travellers from other countries, with a fixed itinerary and fixed dates, and the cost is lower because it's split between everyone. Both options come with Spanish-speaking guides or drivers.
Yes. The itineraries on our website are a base you can book as they are or change. You can add or remove days, change the start or end city, choose another category of accommodation or add activities such as a balloon flight or a quad ride. Tell us what you'd like to change and we'll send you an updated proposal with the corresponding price.
Yes. We organise family trips at a gentler pace, with shorter driving stages and activities planned with younger children in mind, such as camel rides or visits to gardens and markets. If you're travelling with children, tell us their ages when you ask for a quote so we can choose accommodation with family rooms and have the child seats you need ready in the vehicle.
Tell us your dates, how many people are travelling and what you'd like to see. We'll reply with a route and a price.
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