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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Mount Toubkal Trek: 3-Day Summit from MarrakechYou trek from Marrakech to North Africa's highest peak over three days with a local guide, cook and mules carrying gear. Day one climbs to a mountain refuge at 3206m; day two tackles the summit at 4167m with views across three landscapes; day three descends back to the city. All meals, transport and accommodation are included, so you arrive ready to walk.Is it for me?Pick this trek if you want to reach North Africa's highest peak without arranging your own guide, transport, meals or mountain logistics — the three-day structure and included support let you focus on the walk itself.
Marrakech: Atlas Mountains & Berber Villages with LunchYou're picked up from your hotel and driven into the Atlas Mountains, stopping at an argan-oil cooperative to taste and learn how it's made. Then a guided walk through Imlil Valley takes you past waterfalls and Berber villages — transport is available if you want to skip parts of the walk. Lunch is homemade in a local family home with rooftop views, followed by a tea-making session. You're back in Marrakech by 5:00 p.m., having seen the mountains and eaten with locals, without arranging any of it yourself.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see the Atlas Mountains and eat with a Berber family without arranging transport, timing the walk to your pace, or figuring out where lunch happens — the fixed itinerary and pickup handle all of that, leaving you free to just show up and walk.
Marrakech Agafay Desert: Quad Biking & Tea with PickupYou’ll ride your own quad bike through Agafay Desert’s rugged trails with a local guide, take in sweeping views from hilltops, and pause for sweet mint tea in a village where time moves slower. Includes hotel pickup so you don’t have to stress logistics — just bring curiosity and maybe an extra hair tie for the helmet.
Private Marrakech Shopping Tour: Berber Carpets & Argan OilYou visit three carefully selected artisan spaces in and around Marrakech — a cooperative with weavers and jewelers, a mountain craftsman complex with antique pieces and carved furniture, and an argan oil facility — with a multilingual driver, private transport, water, and official invoices for every purchase. The whole experience is built around transparency: you meet the makers, see the process, and leave with certified products and documented proof of authenticity.Is it for me?Book this if you want to buy something genuinely Moroccan but don't want to spend hours negotiating in crowded souks or guessing whether something is real — the vetted cooperatives, official invoices, and direct access to makers remove that uncertainty.
Fez to Marrakesh Desert Tour: Camel Trekking in MerzougaA three-day desert tour from Fez to Marrakesh that crosses the Moroccan landscape from north to south, passing through the Middle Atlas, the Ziz gorges, and ending in the dunes of Merzouga where you trek by camel and camp overnight. The tour includes two nights' accommodation, all transport in an air-conditioned vehicle with a professional driver, and stops at Todra Gorges, Dades Valley, Ouarzazate, and Ait Benhaddou. Pickup is included; children from age one are welcome.Is it for me?Book the private option if you want to set your own pace and skip the group schedule; choose the small group tour if you prefer company but not a crowd; pick the budget shared option if cost matters more than privacy. The fixed three-day itinerary means the timing holds together without you building it—transport, camps, and the camel trek are all arranged, so you move from the Middle Atlas to the dunes to the High Atlas without negotiating logistics at each stop.
4-Day Desert Tour Marrakech to Fes: Camel Ride & Merzouga CampA 4-day tour from Marrakech to Fes via Merzouga, crossing the Atlas mountains and Todra Gorges to reach the Erg Chebbi dunes. You ride camels at sunset and sunrise, spend two nights in a Berber tent camp in the middle of the desert, visit a nomad family, and watch the sand dunes from the highest points. Hotel pickup and an air-conditioned vehicle are included; the guide speaks English, Spanish, Portuguese or French.Is it for me?The tour runs on a fixed schedule across four full days with early starts and long drives, which is what keeps the Atlas passes, the Todra Gorges, the desert camp and the cedar forests all inside one itinerary. The camel rides and nights under canvas are the core of it; if you want a faster route or fewer nights in the desert, a shorter Merzouga trip from Marrakech would suit you better.
Marrakech Tour: Bahia Palace, Majorelle Garden & SouksA half-day walking tour of Marrakech's medina takes you through Djemaa el Fna, the Photography Museum, Bahia Palace, Badii Palace and Majorelle Garden with a live guide in your language. Hotel pickup and drop-off are included; Majorelle Garden admission is an optional add-on at checkout. Groups stay under ten people.Is it for me?Book this if you want to navigate the medina's souks without wandering solo—the guide leads you through the maze while the minivan handles travel between Djemaa el Fna, Bahia Palace, and the museum, keeping the pace steady and group size small enough to hear explanations in crowded markets.
Marrakech to Merzouga: Sahara Desert Camp & Camel TrekYou’ll cross Morocco’s High Atlas Mountains from Marrakech to Merzouga, sleep under Saharan stars in a Berber camp, ride camels across Erg Chebbi dunes at sunset, and wander ancient kasbahs like Ait Ben Haddou. Expect laughter around the campfire and moments of silence you’ll remember long after you’re home.
Marrakech: Agafay Desert Camel Ride, Dinner & Fire ShowYou’ll sip tea at an argan oil cooperative near Marrakech before riding camels through Agafay Desert’s evening light. After sunset, share Moroccan dinner under lanterns with live Berber music and a fire show that lights up the night. The whole day feels both lively and quietly magical—you might find yourself thinking back on that desert silence long after you’re home.
Marrakech Palmeraie: Quad Bike Desert Ride & Tea Break PickupYou’ll feel grit on your skin and wind in your hair as you ride a quad bike through Marrakech’s Palmeraie desert with a local guide. Expect sticky-sweet mint tea under canvas in the jbilet desert, hotel pickup if you’re staying central, and small moments that stick with you long after the dust settles.
Agadir: Sandboarding & Berber Mint Tea with Sunset DunesYou get picked up from Agadir, driven to a Berber family home for breakfast and mint tea, then taken to the Taboga dunes for a sandboarding session with views of the Atlantic. The afternoon ends with a sunset climb to the top of the dunes before the return drive. All equipment, food, and transport are included.Is it for me?Choose this if you want to try sandboarding without renting equipment separately or arranging your own transport to the dunes, and if you're interested in eating with a local family rather than at a restaurant — the home visit is what makes the cultural part real instead of performed.
Agafay Desert: Quad Bike, Camel Ride & Dinner ShowYou’ll ride quad bikes through Agafay’s rocky desert, then take a slow camel ride as sunset colors spread across the sky. Afterward, enjoy a private Moroccan dinner with live music and dance performances under the stars. Hotel pickup is included—just bring your curiosity and maybe an appetite for adventure.
ATV Riding in Agadir: Drive Sand Dunes & Argan ForestsA buggy driving activity in Agadir and Taghazout where you operate a two-person off-road vehicle through golden dunes, rocky canyons and protected Argan forests unique to Morocco's Souss-Massa region. Small group sizes keep the experience personalized; your local guide leads the route, handles safety and shares the area's heritage. Pickup from your hotel, helmets and goggles, a test drive to build confidence, and a traditional mint tea break at a village are included; the activity runs about three hours and suits all skill levels.Is it for me?Book this if you want to drive yourself instead of watching from a passenger seat, and if you'd rather explore the Argan forests and canyons most tours skip over. The small group size means your guide can focus on your confidence and safety, not herding a crowd through the same bottleneck route.
Fes to Marrakech Desert Tour: Camel Trek & Berber CampYou’ll cross Morocco’s Middle Atlas from Fes into the Sahara on this two-day desert tour—spot monkeys in Azrou’s cedar forest, ride camels across Erg Chebbi at sunset, share Berber music by firelight, and sleep under Saharan stars. It’s quick but feels bigger than two days—something about that desert silence stays with you.
Chefchaouen Blue Medina Walking Tour with Local GuideYou get hotel pickup, a guide who knows the medina's layout and history, entry to the Kasbah Museum, and coffee or tea during the walk. The tour covers the main squares, the blue alleyways, the waterfall where locals still gather, and a sunset viewpoint. You're moving at a pace that lets you actually absorb the place instead of rushing between Instagram spots.Is it for me?Book this if you want to understand Chefchaouen beyond the blue walls—the history, the layout, where locals actually spend time—and you'd rather not navigate the medina's maze alone. The customized pace and local knowledge are what turn a walk into an actual experience instead of a photo hunt.
Ouzoud Waterfalls Day Trip: Boat Ride & Local GuideThis full-day tour from Marrakech takes you to Ouzoud Waterfalls, a 110-metre cascade in central Morocco, with round-trip transfers, a local guide, and an optional boat ride at the base. The guide shows you the best routes through the surrounding countryside—red cliffs, oleander, and the chance to spot Barbary apes—and you set the pace: swim in the pools, climb to the top where traditional mills still turn, or rest on a terrace overlooking the falls. Lunch is on your own; children from age 1 are welcome.Is it for me?Choose the option with transport and guide if you want someone who knows the routes and can explain what you're seeing; add the boat ride if you want a perspective most visitors skip. The option with transport only suits independent walkers who prefer to explore without a guide.
Horseback riding at sunset in Essaouira: 2 hoursA 2-hour horseback ride in Essaouira suited to all levels, from beginners to experienced riders, where you travel through dunes, eucalyptus forests and past the Sultan's palace on Barb or Arabian horses. The guide adjusts the pace—walk, trot or gallop—to match your skill, and you'll encounter dromedaries, cows and donkeys along the way. Riding equipment is included; children are welcome from age 7, and the ride works as a group of up to five or as a private outing.Is it for me?Book the private option if you want the guide's full attention and the freedom to set your own pace; choose the group ride if you prefer to share the experience and the cost with other riders at a similar level.
Agadir & Taghazout: Sandboarding Dunes Tour with Canyon StopYou’ll start with a quiet walk through a hidden canyon near Agadir before hitting the Timlaline dunes for real sandboarding — no experience needed. Local guides teach you tricks (and probably laugh with you if you fall), plus you’ll snack on coastal bananas in between runs. There’s space to pause and take it all in before heading back.
Marrakech to Fez: 3-Day Desert Tour via Ouarzazate & Camel TrekYou’ll cross Morocco from Marrakech to Fez by way of ancient kasbahs, blooming rose valleys, Berber villages, and camelback rides into Sahara dunes—dining under stars before sleeping in a desert camp. Expect real moments with locals and landscapes that linger long after you return home.
Marrakech: Agafay Desert Camel & Quad Sunset Tour with DinnerYou’ll ride camels across Agafay’s rocky desert as sunset colors shift over the Atlas Mountains, then jump on a quad bike to chase views before settling under a Berber tent for dinner. Expect laughter over mint tea, gentle guidance from locals, and moments of real calm beneath wide Moroccan skies.
