Things to do in Morocco
Day Trips from Marrakech83 optionsHot Air Balloon Marrakech23 optionsMarrakech to Atlas Mountains76 optionsMarrakech Airport Transfer31 optionsMajorelle Garden Tours26 optionsAgadir Day Trips6 optionsCamel Ride Marrakech151 optionsQuad Biking Marrakech84 optionsBahia Palace Tours73 optionsTangier Day Trip19 optionsMarrakech Walking Tour161 optionsCasablanca City Tour16 options
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Marrakech: Quad Biking Agafay Desert & Lalla Takerkoust LakeYou ride a quad for two hours through Agafay Desert starting from Lalla Takerkoust Lake, with a guide who adjusts the terrain to your level. Two stops break up the ride — mint tea under a Berber tent and a photo pause at the lake. Hotel pickup and return, helmet and eyewear, guide and fuel are all included. The whole thing takes a half-day, leaving your afternoon free.Is it for me?Book this if you want to get out of Marrakech for a morning without arranging your own transport or worrying about quad rental logistics — the pickup, the guide, the equipment and the tea are all waiting for you.
Marrakech to Agafay Desert: Sunset Camel Ride & Dinner Under StarsYou’ll leave Marrakech behind for Agafay’s wide open spaces, sipping mint tea with locals before riding camels into sunset light. Afterward, share music and laughter around a campfire as dinner is served beneath desert stars. If you’re looking for something quietly magical — not flashy — this is one of those evenings you’ll remember long after you’re home.
Marrakech Medina: Walking Tour, Koutoubia Mosque & Jemaa el-FnaYou’ll wind through Marrakech’s Medina with a local guide, marvel at Koutoubia Mosque’s towering minaret, peek inside bustling hammams, and get swept up in Jemaa el-Fna’s wild energy before ducking into quiet alleys where life slows down. Expect laughter, new smells, and moments you’ll want to remember.
Ouzoud Waterfalls Day Trip from Marrakech with PickupYou’ll follow winding roads from Marrakech to Ouzoud Waterfalls, hearing local stories as you walk under olive trees and feel the cool spray at North Africa’s highest falls. Enjoy lunch overlooking rushing water before heading back with new friends — it’s a day that lingers long after you return.
Fes to Marrakech: 3-Day Desert Tour via Merzouga & Camel RideYou’ll cross Morocco from Fes to Marrakech by way of cedar forests, palm valleys, Saharan dunes and ancient kasbahs—with camel rides at sunset and sunrise in Merzouga, nights spent under desert stars, guided walks through Berber villages and gorges, plus pickup and local guides along every step.
Marrakesh Agafay Desert: Quad Bike, Camel Ride & Dinner ShowYou’ll ride camels across Agafay’s stony desert in nomad dress, rev up quad bikes as sunset colors stretch over Marrakesh, then share a Berber dinner with live music under a tent. With hotel pickup included, you get both action and quiet moments — plus maybe a little sand in your shoes to remember it by.
Casablanca Moroccan Cooking Class with Traditional ClothesA four-hour cooking class in a Casablanca home where you prepare traditional Moroccan dishes like tajine, couscous and zaalouk using generational techniques, then try on authentic garments like the Caftan and Takchita. The class includes mint tea, salads, pastries, a fresh mocktail and a home-cooked meal; your guide is a mother-daughter team who speak English, French or Arabic. Local gifts come home with you.Is it for me?Book the lunch option if you have a free afternoon and want to cook and eat in one sitting; choose dinner if you're arriving later or prefer an evening class. Either way, you're learning from someone who grew up cooking these dishes, not following a script, so the recipes and techniques stick with you.
Essaouira: Quad Ride Adventure & Coastal Villages TourYou’ll ride your own quad through Essaouira’s shifting landscapes with a local guide, feeling the coastal wind as you pass villages and open fields. Expect moments of laughter, real glimpses of daily life, and wide ocean views that stick with you long after you’ve shaken off the sand.
Agafay Desert Overnight: Deluxe Tent, Show & PoolYou ride out of Marrakech into the Agafay Desert, sleep in a private or shared haima tent under the stars, eat a three-course Moroccan dinner by campfire, watch a traditional show with belly dancing and gnawa music, swim in the pool, and return to the city after breakfast. Hotel pickup and all meals are included. The overnight stay is not recommended for travelers with cardiovascular concerns, but suits any fitness level otherwise.Is it for me?Right for travelers wanting a night under desert stars without the long drive to the Sahara, and who prefer the camp experience handled end-to-end. The early return to Marrakech means you do not lose a full day, and the activity is not suitable for anyone with cardiovascular concerns, so check your fitness before booking.
Agadir Crocoparc: Ticket & Transfer with Feeding SessionsYou’ll walk straight through a giant crocodile mouth into Agadir’s Crocoparc—watch crocs feed up close, meet turtles and lizards, wander lush gardens, and maybe get a henna tattoo if you want. With hotel pickup included and plenty for kids (and adults) to do, it’s lively but there are quiet moments too if you look for them.
Casablanca: Hassan II Mosque, Medina & Corniche Tour with PickupYou’ll feel Casablanca’s contrasts: grand marble at Hassan II Mosque under your bare feet, chaos and laughter in Old Medina markets, mint tea by the Atlantic breeze at La Corniche. With hotel pickup and a local guide who knows every shortcut—and probably every shopkeeper—you get more than just sights; you get moments that linger long after you’ve left.
Marrakech: Sidecar Ride Gueliz, Medina & Palm Grove Hidden SightsYou’ll ride shotgun in an open-air sidecar through Marrakech’s Gueliz district, winding alleys of the Medina, and out into the palm grove—with a local guide sharing stories as you go. Expect laughter, unexpected moments (like that clock shop), plenty of color and scent, plus all gear included for an easygoing adventure you’ll remember long after.
Morocco Desert & Imperial Cities: 10-Day Tour with RiadsYou’ll wander centuries-old medinas in Fes and Chefchaouen’s blue lanes, ride camels under Saharan stars near Merzouga, taste slow-cooked tagine in mountain villages, and feel Marrakech’s pulse at dusk—all with local guides, comfy riads, and desert camp nights woven in. It’s less about checking boxes than letting Morocco surprise you.
ATV Riding in Agadir: Sand Dunes, Beach & Berber VillageATV riding in Agadir puts you on your own quad for a three-hour run through sand dunes, argan forests, Berber countryside and a wild beach south of the city. You start from the village of Lamzar, 15 km south, with a five-minute briefing and protective gear; a driver and instructor lead the route. Midway through, you stop at a traditional house for Moroccan mint tea and cakes. Hotel pickup and drop-off are included, as are souvenir photos and videos. Children from age 4 can ride; you can choose to ride solo or share a quad with another person.Is it for me?You operate the quad yourself for the full three hours, so this suits riders who want to handle the machine rather than watch a guide drive. The midway stop and the mix of dunes, forest and beach mean the pace stays varied—not a flat sprint across sand, but a route that shifts terrain and includes a cultural moment in a Berber house.
Tangier from Tarifa: Ferry, Kasbah & Caves with Camel RideYou cross the Strait by express ferry, explore Tangier's Kasbah and Medina with a private guide, visit the Caves of Hercules and Cape Spartel where two seas meet, ride a camel on the beach, and eat lunch at a local restaurant — all in one day without managing ferries, transport or entry fees yourself. The return ferry gets you back to Tarifa by evening.Is it for me?Book this if you're based in southern Spain and want to see Morocco without arranging ferries, transport, or entry tickets separately — the private minivan and fixed itinerary mean you move through the day without logistics getting in the way.
Marrakech: Atlas Mountains, 3 Valleys & Camel Ride at SunsetYou get picked up from your Marrakech hotel at 9 AM and driven into the High Atlas, stopping at Berber villages for tea, walking to mountain waterfalls, and riding a camel in the late afternoon. Dinner with traditional Moroccan dishes happens at a table overlooking Mount Toubkal as the sun sets and the stars come out. The driver returns you to your hotel by early evening, so you're back with time to spare.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see the High Atlas mountains, meet Berber families, and experience a sunset dinner without arranging transport, timing multiple stops, or navigating mountain roads yourself — the fixed schedule and included pickup handle all three.
Marrakech Atlas Mountains tour: Waterfalls, argan oil, lunchA guided day tour from Marrakech to the Ourika Valley and Setti Fatma, with hiking to mountain waterfalls, a traditional Berber breakfast at an argan oil cooperative, and lunch served riverside. The route climbs into the Atlas Mountains, passes through working villages, and includes a seven-hour itinerary with an English, French or Arabic-speaking guide and hotel pickup from Marrakech.Is it for me?Escape the medina for a full day in the Atlas Mountains, where a local guide leads you through villages and valleys to hidden waterfalls, with argan oil breakfast and riverside lunch woven into the walk so you're never managing logistics.
Camel ride at sunset in Essaouira: 3 hours on wild beachesA three-hour camel ride in Essaouira that crosses wild beaches, eucalyptus forest, dunes and the ruins of a Portuguese fort, with a guide in English or French, hotel pickup, and a picnic break after the first hour. The ride ends at sunset on the Atlantic coast. A shawl and djellaba are provided to shield you from wind and sand.Is it for me?Book this if you're based in Essaouira and want hotel pickup to the trailhead, plus a structured three-hour ride with a guide, briefing, and midway picnic included in one fixed departure.
Marrakech: City Bike Tour with Local Youth & Artisan StopsYou’ll ride through Marrakech’s lively streets with young locals guiding you from hidden bakeries to artisan workshops. Taste warm bread straight from a wood oven, watch zellige tile-makers at work, and pause for tea with Moroccan sweets in a modern café district—all while learning how daily life really feels here.
Agadir: Crocoparc Skip-the-Line Ticket & Optional TransferYou skip the entry queue at Crocoparc and spend your day moving through five themed gardens — blue succulents, tropical trees, water lilies, iguanas and cacti — plus a children's playground and a henna tattoo. Optional hotel pickup means you don't arrange transport separately. Plan for three to four hours on-site, depending on how long you linger in each garden.Is it for me?Right for travelers staying in Agadir without a car who want to skip the entry line and spend a few hours moving through themed gardens at their own pace. The transfer option removes the need to arrange transport separately, which matters if you're traveling with children or luggage.
