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 Marrakech83 optionsBahia Palace Tours73 optionsTangier Day Trip19 optionsMarrakech Walking Tour160 optionsCasablanca City Tour16 options
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Chefchaouen - Tangier Private Transfer with Scenic StopsYou’ll ride between Chefchaouen and Tangier (or Fes) in a private car with a local driver who knows every twist of the road. Expect scenic stops for photos or just breathing space, plus a real coffee break along the way. Pickups are flexible—from your hotel or wherever you need—and there’s always cold water waiting. It’s travel that feels personal, not rushed.
Fez to Volubilis, Moulay Idriss & Meknes Day Trip with GuideYou’ll wander Roman ruins at Volubilis, sip mint tea overlooking Moulay Idriss’s whitewashed hills, and explore Meknes’s ancient gates—all with a local guide who brings every stop to life. Expect honest moments: laughter over mispronounced names, quiet awe inside a mausoleum, and flavors that linger long after you return.
Tangier: Private City Tour, Kasbah, Camel Ride & CavesYou’ll feel Tangier’s contrasts: cool sea air at Cape Spartel, camel steps in soft sand, mint tea above ancient tombs, and lively souks echoing with laughter. With hotel pickup and a local guide smoothing every turn, you’ll taste real Moroccan flavors and see both famous sights and small surprises along winding streets.
Full-Day Chefchaouen Tour from Fez: Small-Group Blue CityA full-day guided tour from Fez to Chefchaouen, the blue-washed mountain village in the Rif, with hotel pickup, air-conditioned transport and four hours of free time to walk the medina, visit the kasbah museum and explore the main square. The small-group format and fixed schedule mean the 11- to 13-hour day holds together without you building it.Is it for me?The four-hour free time in the medina suits travelers who want to wander and choose their own stops rather than follow a guide's itinerary -- you see what interests you, linger in cafés, and move at your own rhythm without a group keeping pace.
Marrakesh Airport Transfer: Direct Hotel Drop-Off & 24/7 PickupYou’ll step into Marrakesh without stress—your driver meets you at the airport (even if your flight’s late), helps with luggage, offers water, and takes you straight to your hotel or riad door. Local drivers know every hidden alleyway so you won’t be wandering lost at night—and there’s WiFi onboard for that first message home.
Walking Tour Old Medina Fez: Bou Inania Madrasa & SouksA guided walking tour through Fez's UNESCO-listed Old Medina with an official guide, covering the Blue Gate entrance, Kairaouine Mosque, Chouara Tannery, and Bou Inania Madrasa. The tour runs 4 hours and includes bottled water and a traditional Moroccan tea ceremony. Entrance fees to attractions are separate.Is it for me?If you're arriving in Fez without a car or staying in a hotel outside the medina, this tour picks you up at the Blue Gate and handles the navigation through the maze—no need to figure out which alley leads where or negotiate with vendors alone. The guide's pace and local knowledge settle the day so you see the main sites without the confusion of finding them yourself.
Agadir Camel Ride with Barbecue Dinner: Includes air-conditioned transportA three-hour camel ride and barbecue tour in Agadir takes you through the Flamingo river valley and small dunes on a traditional Berber dromedary, followed by a grilled dinner with tea. The guide speaks English, Italian, French or German; pickup and drop-off from your hotel are included. You choose between a traditional meat barbecue or a vegetarian meal.Is it for me?Pick the sunset option if you want to eat during golden hour; choose the standard tour if you prefer riding in cooler morning temperatures.
Quad Biking & Sandboarding near Agadir: Desert & DunesQuad biking and sandboarding adventure near Agadir combines a 90-minute guided ride through mountain trails, desert paths and argan-lined routes with a sandboarding session on the dunes. Hotel pickup is included, along with a safety briefing, helmet and goggles, a live guide in multiple languages, and a stop for Moroccan mint tea and traditional snacks in a Berber village. Suitable for all fitness levels, whether you're a beginner or experienced rider.Is it for me?Book the solo quad option if you want to ride at your own pace without sharing the bike; choose the shared quad to keep the cost lower and ride alongside other travelers. Either way, the four-hour timeframe means you can fit this into a half-day without eating up the whole afternoon.
Paradise Valley tour Agadir: Natural pools & Berber breakfastA half-day guided tour from Agadir to Paradise Valley combines a short hike to natural pools ideal for swimming or cliff jumping, a stop at Aourir's banana village for photos, and a traditional Berber breakfast served in the Alma Botanic Gardens. The tour includes pickup from Agadir, Taghazout, Tamraght or Anza; an English or French-speaking local guide; and return transport in a comfortable air-conditioned vehicle. The drive passes through the Honey Way of Immouzar, argan and olive groves, and traditional Berber villages.Is it for me?Pick this if you're based anywhere from Agadir to Tamraght and want a half-day outing—the van collects you from your location, so there's no need to coordinate separate transport to the valley.
Marrakech to Zagora: 2-Day Desert Tour, Camel Ride & Ait Ben HaddouYou’ll travel from Marrakech through winding mountain roads to Zagora’s desert edge, riding camels at sunset and sharing Berber music by firelight. Explore ancient Ait Ben Haddou with a local guide and taste homemade tagine under open sky. If you want real moments—awkward laughs, starry nights, sand everywhere—you’ll find them here.
3-Day Marrakech to Fes Tour: Merzouga Desert & Camel TrekA 3-day guided tour from Marrakech to Fes that crosses the High Atlas, visits the UNESCO site of Ait Benhaddou, and spends a night in the Merzouga desert with camel treks at sunset and sunrise. The tour includes two nights' accommodation, a professional driver, a vehicle with fuel, and sandboarding on the dunes; you choose your guide's language (English, Spanish, Portuguese or French) at checkout. Lunch, drinks and tips are separate.Is it for me?Book this tour if you're arriving in Marrakech and want to reach Fes without renting a car or coordinating your own transport across the Atlas and desert—the fixed itinerary and included driver mean the three days hold together without you building them. The overnight in the Berber camp is the draw: most travelers see the Sahara as a day trip from a city; this one lets you sleep there.
Marrakech Souk Tour: Artisans, Herbalists & Medina QuartersA guided tour of Marrakech's souks and artisan workshops in the Medina, where you learn traditional crafts from the people who practice them. The route moves through Jemaa el-Fna square, the Souk des Tenturiers (where wool is dyed with natural pigments), the herbalist house, basketry workshops, and weaving markets. A live guide in English, French or Arabic leads groups through the maze-like streets, explaining the history of each quarter and the techniques behind Moroccan textiles, ceramics, and medicinal herbs. Bottled water is included; the tour runs 2.5 hours and welcomes children from age 3.Is it for me?The guide speaks English, French or Arabic, so choose the language that fits your group when you book. The 2.5-hour pace and wheelchair-accessible route work for mixed fitness levels and ages from 3 up, making it practical for families or mixed-ability groups navigating the Medina's maze together.
Horseback Riding in Casablanca: Beach or Forest RideHorseback riding in Casablanca with hotel pickup and drop-off, where you ride for an hour along the beach or through forest after a 30 to 40-minute drive from your hotel. The activity suits all fitness levels and welcomes children from age 3; a multilingual guide, bottled water and an air-conditioned vehicle with Wi-Fi are included.Is it for me?Pick the beach route for ocean views and open space, or forest for shade and tree cover—both are active riding, not spectating. Choose private if your group wants to control the itinerary and pace; choose mini-group if you prefer to share costs with other riders.
3-Day Marrakech to Fes Desert Tour: Camel Ride & Berber CampA 3-day guided tour from Marrakech to Fes that crosses the high Atlas Mountains, stops at the UNESCO-listed kasbah of Ait Ben Haddou, descends into Todra Gorge, and ends with a camel ride across Erg Chebbi sand dunes and an overnight stay in a Berber desert camp. The tour includes two nights' accommodation with meals, an air-conditioned vehicle, hotel pickup and drop-off, and a live guide in English, Spanish, Italian or French. Lunches are not included.Is it for me?The early 7:30 am start and full three days of driving mean this tour moves at a steady pace with long hours in the vehicle, which is what fits the distance from Marrakech to Fes and allows the camel ride, the Berber camp night, and the major stops—Ait Ben Haddou, Todra Gorge, and the Atlas crossings—into a single journey.
Atlas Mountains trek from Marrakech: Berber villages & waterfallsA day trek from Marrakech into the High Atlas Mountains with a local guide, starting at Imlil Valley and walking up through forest and across passes above 2000m to reach waterfalls and Berber villages. The guide explains the landscape, the Berber way of life and the mountain history as you walk; you stop for mint tea at a rooftop terrace, lunch in a village, and an argan oil cooperative on the way out. Hotel pickup at 9am and return by late afternoon.Is it for me?Book this trek if you're staying in Marrakech without a car and want to walk the High Atlas the way Berber herders do—the pickup and the guide mean you don't need to arrange transport or navigate the mountain paths yourself, and the lunch in a village family's home is part of the day, not something you organize separately.
Fez Medina: Half-Day Walking Tour with Official Guide & Hotel PickupYou’ll step right into Fez Medina’s wild energy—following your guide through hidden lanes, centuries-old madrasas like Bou Inania and Al-Attarine, glimpsing Kairaouine Mosque’s green tiles, catching scents from spice stalls or tanneries. Expect laughter with locals and moments that stick long after you’re back at your hotel.
Fez Cooking Class: Market Tour, Bread & Pastry WorkshopYou’ll wander Fes’s bustling markets with a local guide before rolling up your sleeves for a Moroccan cooking class in a family kitchen. Learn to make bread, pastries, zaalouk salad, chicken tajine, and traditional tea — tasting as you go. Expect laughter over torn pastry sheets and quiet moments sipping mint tea together. This is one of those days you’ll remember every time you smell cumin or hear bread crackle fresh from the oven.
Camel ride and barbecue dinner at Tamri Beach, AgadirA camel ride and barbecue dinner near Agadir takes you from your hotel to a ranch on the Atlantic, where you choose your camel and ride through banana plantations and past sand dunes to Tamri Beach and a bird sanctuary, then return for Moroccan salad and grilled meat with tea. The guide speaks English, French or Arabic; children from age 3 are welcome. Hotel pickup and the air-conditioned drive to the ranch are included.Is it for me?The four-hour time frame leaves your morning or evening free, depending on which departure you choose. The ride suits all fitness levels and welcomes children from age 3, though it is not suitable for pregnant travelers or anyone with spinal or heart concerns.
Moroccan Cooking Class in Rabat with Chef KhadijaA hands-on cooking class in Rabat where you learn to make authentic Moroccan dishes—tajine, pastilla, couscous or salads—at Chef Khadija's traditional villa. You choose the menu, cook under her step-by-step guidance, receive a recipe card to recreate the dish at home, and start with traditional Moroccan tea and sweets. The class runs 2.5 hours, accommodates up to eight people, and welcomes vegetarians, vegans and children from age one.Is it for me?The class runs 2.5 hours and you're cooking the whole time, so come ready to stand, chop and stir. If you want to learn Moroccan cooking hands-on and leave with recipes you can actually use at home, this is the setup—small groups, one chef, real instruction, no shortcuts.
Street Food Tour Marrakech Medina: Taste with a Local GuideA 3-hour street food tour through Marrakech's Medina with a local certified guide who leads you to small vendors and hidden spots away from tourist restaurants. You taste traditional specialties like Harira with dates, Msemen, Moroccan meatball Shakshuka, grilled meat skewers, Sfenj doughnuts, seasonal prickly pear, Moroccan pastries and fresh Panaché juice, plus local drinks including Moroccan mint tea and Khodanjal herbal tea. Your guide shares the ingredients, spices and traditions behind each tasting, giving you an authentic look at everyday Marrakech food culture.Is it for me?The tour involves steady walking through the Medina's streets and between vendors over three hours, so it suits travelers who are comfortable on their feet and ready to taste multiple small portions rather than sit down for a full meal. If you prefer a slower pace or have mobility concerns, the main streets are wheelchair accessible and strollers work, though some side alleys are narrow.
