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Cape Spartel & Hercules Caves 5-hour Coastal Camel RideThis 5-hour small-group tour of Tangier visits Cape Spartel, Hercules Caves, Parc Perdicaris, and Achakkar Beach, where you ride a camel along the shore with a local handler. The tour includes hotel or port pickup, an air-conditioned vehicle, a freshly prepared local coffee or hot chocolate at a roadside stand, and Moroccan mint tea at Café Hafa, with your driver available at each stop to guide and assist. Groups stay under 8 travelers.Is it for me?Book the shared tour if you want to meet other travelers and keep costs lower; choose the private option if you need your own vehicle and flexible timing for the same four coastal stops and camel ride.
Fes medina walking tour with local guide: Souks, madrasa, tanneryA guided walking tour of Fes medina takes you through narrow alleyways, historic monuments and working craft spaces with a live guide speaking English, Italian or French. The tour lasts four hours, includes bottled water and tea, and covers the Al-Attarine Madrasa (a 14th-century Islamic school), the Chouara Tannery, and craft cooperatives where artisans work in pottery, leather and weaving. Entry to the madrasa costs extra; pickup is included.Is it for me?Book this tour if you speak English, Italian or French and want a guide who can explain what you're seeing as you walk—the live commentary is what transforms the maze into a story. If you need a guide in another language or prefer to explore at your own pace with a map, a different option will suit you better.
Fez to Merzouga Sahara tour: 2 days with camel trekA two-day Sahara tour from Fez takes you by private vehicle through the Middle Atlas Mountains to Merzouga, where you trek by camel around the Erg Chebbi dunes and spend the night at a Berber camp. The route covers seven hours on day one, passing cedar forests, Ifrane, Azrou, Midelt and the Ziz valley; day two returns you to Fez by evening after a sunrise camel trek and stops at Rissani and Imouzar Kandar. Pickup from your Fez riad at 7:30 am, dinner, breakfast, and a professional driver are included.Is it for me?The tour runs on a fixed two-day schedule with a shared group and a professional driver who speaks English or French, so you follow the same route and timing as everyone else on the departure—book this if you want the Sahara without navigating the drive yourself or coordinating a private vehicle.
Fez to Middle Atlas: Day Trip with Cedars, Monkeys & Berber VillagesYou’ll leave Fez behind for cedar-scented forests where wild monkeys roam close enough to make you laugh (or nervous). Taste mountain air in Berber villages and share mint tea with locals living in cave homes. This Middle Atlas day trip includes hotel pickup and a friendly driver who knows every shortcut—and maybe even shares a song or two on the way home.
Tangier Day Trip: Cape Spartel, Hercules Caves & Medina with Private GuideYou spend a full day moving through Tangier's geography and history with a resident guide: starting at Cape Spartel where the seas meet, descending into the Hercules Caves, then threading through the medina's markets, the Casbah, and the American Legation museum. Hotel pickup and air-conditioned transport are included, so you focus on the walk and the stories instead of logistics.Is it for me?Book this if you want to move through Tangier at your own pace with someone who actually lives there, rather than follow a group schedule — the private format is what makes the slower, story-driven exploration possible in a single day.
Tangier: Private City Tour, Kasbah, Camel Ride & Caves PickupYou’ll wind through Tangier’s medina with a local guide who knows every corner, sip mint tea among blue-washed walls, ride camels along Achakar Beach where two seas meet, and step inside the legendary Caves of Hercules. Expect moments that surprise you—a sudden view or a story you’ll remember long after you leave.
3-Day Desert Tour from Fez to Merzouga: Camel Trek & Berber CampA 3-day guided tour from Fez through the Middle Atlas Mountains to Merzouga in the Sahara, with two nights' accommodation, camel trekking and a night in a Berber desert camp. The route crosses cedar forests where Barbary macaques live, descends through the Ziz Valley—Africa's largest oasis—and ends with a return drive to Fez. Your driver handles the wheel and the route; you choose your afternoon activities in Merzouga, from exploring Khamlia village's Gnawa music to resting before the camel trek.Is it for me?Book the return-to-Fez option if your schedule requires you back in northern Morocco by day three; choose the Marrakech extension if you want to continue south and have the extra travel time. Either way, the fixed itinerary and included transport mean the three days hold together without you arranging rides, camp logistics or the camel trek—you show up and the route unfolds.
Tangier Private Cooking Class: Moroccan Dishes With LocalsA private four-hour cooking class in Tangier's old city where you join a local family to learn Moroccan cuisine. You visit the medina market with your chef to select fresh ingredients, then prepare traditional dishes together in their kitchen. The class includes pickup from your hotel, lunch, coffee and tea, and bottled water; your guide speaks English or Spanish.Is it for me?The class runs four hours and involves standing, shopping and hands-on cooking in a home kitchen—it's active and paced around actually making the food, not watching a demonstration. Book this if you want to learn by doing and take the recipes home with you.
Fes: Private Medina Tour, Tannery & Artisan WorkshopsYou’ll wind through Fes’ medina with a local guide who knows every twist and shortcut—see ancient madrassas, watch artisans at work in tanneries and woodshops, and pause for sweet mint tea in hidden gardens. Expect sensory surprises (the tannery smell is no joke), laughter with locals, and views that stick with you long after you leave.
Fez Medina & Ramparts Tour: Private Guide, Tanneries, Panoramic ViewsYou’ll wind through Fez’s labyrinthine medina with a local guide who knows every shortcut, watch tanners at work surrounded by centuries-old scents, ride comfortably along ancient ramparts for panoramic views, and pause for stories where history lingers in every stone. It’s equal parts chaos and calm—a day where you’ll feel both lost and found.
Fez Medina: Private Souks Tour, Tannery & Madrasa WalkYou’ll wind through Fez’s legendary medina with a local guide who knows every shortcut and story. Expect sensory overload: leather tanneries, intricate madrasas, bustling souks—and plenty of chances to meet real artisans. This isn’t just sightseeing; it’s feeling your way through centuries-old streets with someone who calls them home.
Fez Cooking Class: Make Tagine & Moroccan SaladsYou'll cook a three-course Moroccan meal — salad, tagine (your choice of protein or vegetables), and couscous or pastilla — alongside a chef in a Fez riad. The class includes tea tasting and lunch where you eat what you've made, overlooking the Medina's rooftops. Vegetarian options are available throughout, and the whole experience is designed for families or small groups.Is it for me?Book this if you want to learn how Moroccan food actually comes together — not from a cookbook, but from someone who cooks it daily — and you'd rather spend a morning doing that than watching a cooking show. The riad setting and the fact that you eat what you make removes the distance between learning and tasting.
Day trip to Chefchaouen from Fez: Blue medina with local guideA 12-hour day trip from Fez to Chefchaouen in the Rif Mountains includes hotel pickup, air-conditioned transport, and a local guide who leads you through the medina's blue-washed streets, the Plaza Uta el-Hammam, the kasbah museum, and stops at Ras el-Maa Waterfall on the drive. You choose how long to linger in each place. A 2-person minimum applies; group and private options are available.Is it for me?Book the private option if you want to move at your own pace and linger in the places that catch your eye; the shared groups work better if you prefer a set itinerary and the company of other travelers. Either way, the local guide and the fixed transport mean you're not navigating the mountain roads or the medina's layout on your own.
Fez to Merzouga desert tour: 2 days with camel trekA 2-day shared group tour from Fez to the Merzouga desert with camel trekking, overnight stay in a desert camp, and return to Fez. The route crosses the Middle Atlas Mountains through Ifrane and Midelt, stops at the Ziz Valley and Erfoud, and includes a Berber show around the fire pit, hotel pickup and drop-off, and all meals.Is it for me?Book this tour if you're staying in Fez without a rental car and want the full Sahara experience in two days—the pickup at your riad settles the logistics, and the fixed itinerary means the camel treks, the camp, and the return drive are all arranged around a single departure time.
Fez Cooking Class: Moroccan Tagine & Souk Market ShoppingYou shop for ingredients at a Fez souk with your guide, return to the workshop, and spend three hours learning to cook authentic Moroccan tagine and salad with an expert chef. Vegetarian options are available. You eat lunch at the end, and the class wraps by 1:30pm, leaving your afternoon free.Is it for me?Book this if you want to learn Moroccan cooking without spending a full day or arranging transport and ingredients separately — the three-hour morning slot and included market trip mean you walk in at 10:30am and eat lunch by 1:30pm, leaving your afternoon open.
Fez Medina: Private Walking Tour with Local Guide & PickupYou’ll follow winding alleys through Fez Medina with a local guide who knows every shortcut (and tea stall). See madrasas, peek into sacred shrines, watch leather tanning up close, and meet artisans shaping metal or wood by hand. Expect sensory surprises—and moments of quiet—that linger long after your tour ends.
Chefchaouen Blue City walking tour with lunch and guideA guided walking tour of Chefchaouen's medina with a live guide in English, Spanish, French or Arabic, covering the Kasbah, Place Outa el Hammam and the Grand Mosque. The tour includes round-trip hotel pickup, a three-course Moroccan lunch at a traditional restaurant, mint tea, bottled water and entrance fees to all attractions. The day runs 8 to 10 hours with built-in free time to explore on your own.Is it for me?Your hotel pickup and drop-off means you explore the medina, enjoy a three-course lunch, and take in the Rif Mountains—all without driving or navigating yourself.
Tangier: Private City Tour with Kasbah, Cape Spartel & Camel RideYou’ll feel Tangier’s contrasts up close: riding camels along wild Atlantic sand, hearing secret histories inside palace walls, tasting smoky tagine above city rooftops. With a local guide leading you through Kasbah alleys and markets—and all transport included—you’ll see both sides of this borderland city in just one day.
Chefchaouen Day Trip from Tangier: Blue Medina & Rif MountainsYou’ll wind through Morocco’s Rif Mountains from Tangier to Chefchaouen with hotel pickup included, sip mint tea by Nakhla Lake, explore the blue-painted medina with a local guide, and have free time for lunch or wandering near Ras el-Maa waterfall. Expect small surprises and moments you’ll remember long after you leave.
Tangier: Old Town Walking Tour, Kasbah & Café Hafa StoriesYou’ll follow winding lanes through Tangier’s old town with a local guide, step inside museums and mosques, sip sweet mint tea at Café Hafa overlooking the sea, and taste real Moroccan couscous or tagine along the way. It’s not just sights—you’ll feel Tangier’s rhythm in every stop.
