Things to do in Morocco
Day Trips from Marrakech84 optionsHot Air Balloon Marrakech21 optionsMarrakech to Atlas Mountains76 optionsMarrakech Airport Transfer31 optionsMajorelle Garden Tours26 optionsAgadir Day Trips6 optionsCamel Ride Marrakech150 optionsQuad Biking Marrakech84 optionsBahia Palace Tours73 optionsTangier Day Trip19 optionsMarrakech Walking Tour161 optionsCasablanca City Tour16 options
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Fez Day Trip from Casablanca: Medina, Leather Tanneries & LunchYou’ll wind through Fez’s maze-like medina with a local guide, watch artisans at work in centuries-old workshops, brave the famous tanneries (mint sprig included), and share lunch above the rooftops before heading back to Casablanca. Expect sensory overload — but in a good way.
Agafay Desert camel ride & Berber villages from MarrakechA full-day trip from Marrakech that combines a camel ride through Agafay Desert with visits to Berber villages in the Atlas Mountains, including guide, hotel pickup, and a meal shared in a local family home. The route crosses a broad gorge, stops for tea at a family home in Aroumd, and hikes to the isolated village of Ait Souka. Children from age 6 are welcome; the day takes around 8 hours.Is it for me?Book this tour if you want to ride a camel and eat with a Berber family in the same day—the 8-hour itinerary holds both experiences and the mountain hike that connects them, so you move through three landscapes instead of stopping at one.
Casablanca Airport Transfer: Private Luxury Chauffeur ServiceYou book online, select your pickup time and location, and a professional driver meets you with a modern luxury car. The service includes luggage help, real-time flight tracking so the driver adjusts if your flight is late, bottled water, Wi-Fi, and all transport costs. You arrive at your hotel or destination without negotiating a fare or waiting for a shared shuttle.Is it for me?This works well if you're arriving tired and want to skip the taxi negotiation entirely — the driver meets you at arrivals, the price is locked in, and the car is already yours. It's especially useful if you're traveling with luggage, children or on a tight schedule, since the fixed timing and real-time tracking mean no waiting around.
Marrakech cooking class with chef Hassan: Learn tagineA 4-hour hands-on cooking class in Marrakech where you visit a local market with the chef, then prepare multiple tagines and other traditional Moroccan dishes in a family home kitchen, finishing with a meal you've cooked together. The group stays small (maximum 10 participants), and recipes are sent to you after the class. Children aged 6 and older are welcome.Is it for me?The class meets outside a pharmacy in Marrakech's medina and requires no car—you walk to the market and the family home from there, which works whether you're staying in the city center or relying on public transport. The small group size (maximum 10) and fixed 4-hour schedule mean you know exactly when you'll finish and what you'll have learned by then.
Essaouira: Quad Bike Dunes & Atlantic Coast Tour with PhotosYou’ll feel the rush of riding a quad bike across Essaouira’s wild dunes and catch glimpses of the Atlantic coast with a small group and local guide. Expect hands-on practice time, pro gear that actually fits, refreshing breaks with water and chocolate bars, plus free photos so you don’t have to fumble your phone mid-ride. It’s more about feeling alive than ticking off sights.
Marrakech: Private Half-Day City Tour with Souks & Bahia PalaceYou’ll meet your local guide right at your door before heading through Marrakech’s modern streets into its winding medina. Step barefoot on palace tiles, sip mint tea in an herbalist’s shop, and watch life swirl around you in ancient souks. This tour is all about small moments—laughter over mispronounced words, warmth from strangers—and feeling Marrakech under your skin.
Marrakech: 3h Private Sidecar Tour & Hidden Medina NeighborhoodsYou ride a private sidecar through Marrakech's Medina, Guéliz, and palmgrove for three hours with a tailor-made route and insider driver. Helmets, water, and rain gear are included. The route adjusts to what you want to see, and the sidecar holds two passengers maximum, making it intimate and flexible. Book with at least ninety minutes' notice if you need to reschedule for weather.Is it for me?Right for travelers who want to move through Marrakech's hidden neighborhoods without following a tour group script — the sidecar format and tailor-made route mean you see what matters to you. Plan for three hours in the open air with wind and engine noise; that's what makes the experience feel immediate and real.
Casablanca Night Tour & Moroccan Dinner with Hassan II MosqueYou'll visit the Hassan II Mosque from outside, walk the Old Medina's winding streets, photograph Mohammed V Square's colonial architecture, stroll the Ain Diab boardwalk, and finish with a three-course traditional Moroccan dinner and live Andalusian music. Hotel pickup and drop-off are included, so you don't arrange transport or navigate the city at night yourself.Is it for me?Choose this if you want to see Casablanca's mix of old medina, colonial landmarks, and modern seafront in one evening without arranging your own transport or restaurant—the fixed itinerary and included dinner mean you show up and the night is already planned.
Half-Day Marrakech Tour: Jemaa el-Fna, Palaces & SouksA half-day guided tour of Marrakech's medina in small groups, starting at Jemaa el-Fna and moving through Bahia Palace, Ben Youssef Madrasa, and the souks with skip-the-line monument access and a certified local guide in English or French. The itinerary can be customized on private options to focus on history, architecture, crafts or shopping. Entrance fees to the monuments are separate and cost less than 10 euros for Bahia Palace and less than 5 euros for Ben Youssef Madrasa.Is it for me?Choose the shared tour if you want to follow a set route through Jemaa el-Fna, the souks, Bahia Palace, and Medersa Ben Youssef; pick private if you'd rather skip sites that don't interest you and spend more time in one area—like the carpet souk or haggling in the markets.
Agadir: 4x4 Jeep Safari & Mini Sahara with Berber LunchYou ride in a climate-controlled 4x4 through desert, river valleys and Berber villages in one full day, stopping to watch flamingos, tour a pottery workshop, eat lunch in a local home and visit an argan oil cooperative. The guide handles navigation and cultural context while you watch the landscape change from coast to dunes to mountains. Hotel pickup and all entry fees are included.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see desert, mountains, river and coast in one day without arranging your own transport or navigating between stops — the fixed itinerary and included pickup mean you show up at your hotel and the day unfolds from there.
Marrakech: Agafay Desert Camel & Quad Tour with LunchYou’ll swap Marrakech’s rush for Agafay Desert quiet—riding quad bikes and camels with a local guide, sharing sweet mint tea with villagers, and tasting home-cooked tagine or couscous for lunch. Expect laughter (sometimes at yourself), wide desert views, and small moments that stick long after you brush off the last bit of sand.
Agadir Paradise Valley Day Trip with Swim & Berber BreakfastYou’ll start your day with hotel pickup in Agadir before heading into the Atlas foothills for a guided hike and swim at Paradise Valley’s natural pools. Share breakfast with Berber women at their argan cooperative—fresh bread, honey, olives—then relax under palm trees or try cliff-jumping if you’re brave. It’s not just scenery; it’s laughter, tastes, and stories you’ll remember long after.
Marrakech: Merzouga Desert & Ait Ben Haddou 3-Day TourYou get picked up from your Marrakech hotel and driven through the High Atlas to the UNESCO kasbah of Ait Ben Haddou with a local guide, then continue east through Rose Valley and the Todra Gorge to Merzouga, where you ride a camel across the Erg Chebbi dunes and sleep in a luxury Berber camp with a private bathroom. The next morning you catch the desert sunrise, then drive back to Marrakech the same day. Transport, meals, guides, and both nights' accommodation are included, so you don't arrange anything once you're picked up.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see the Atlas Mountains, a UNESCO kasbah, and the Sahara in one trip without arranging transport, guides, or camp bookings yourself—the fixed three-day route and included guide at Ait Ben Haddou mean you show up and the logistics are handled.
Marrakech Souks Shopping Tour: Bargaining & Artisan WorkshopsYou arrive at Jemaa el-Fna and tell your guide what you want to find—carpets, leather, jewelry, spices, pottery. Over three hours, they navigate you through the medina's maze directly to working artisans' shops, teach you bargaining phrases in Arabic, and let you try making something yourself if you're interested. You leave with pieces you chose, not the ones pushed hardest, and the knowledge of who made them.Is it for me?Book this if you want to shop the medina without wasting time on tourist traps or getting lost in the alleyways—the guide's knowledge and the custom route are what make three hours enough to actually find what you came for.
Marrakech to Erg Chebbi: 3-Day Desert Tour with Camel TrekYou’ll cross mountain passes from Marrakech and wind through kasbahs before riding camels into the Erg Chebbi dunes near Merzouga. Spend a night in a Berber tent under desert stars and share mint tea with locals along the way. If you want three days that feel both wide open and quietly personal—you’ll find it here.
Menara Airport to Marrakech Hotel: Luxury car, driver waitsYou’ll step out of Menara Airport straight into a plush car with an English-speaking driver who handles everything—luggage, directions, even cold water for the ride. Feel cared for from your very first moments in Marrakech as you glide through the city’s streets toward your hotel or back to the airport, noticing small details you might have missed otherwise.
Marrakech to Agafay Desert & Atlas: Valleys, Waterfalls, Camel RideYou’ll leave Marrakech behind for a day trip through Agafay Desert and the Atlas Mountains—riding camels, wandering Berber villages, sharing mint tea with locals, hiking up to waterfalls. Expect laughter over lunch with a Berber family and quiet moments where the landscape just kind of gets under your skin.
Marrakech Desert Buggy Tour: Agafay Desert with Tea BreakA 4-hour desert buggy tour from Marrakech puts you behind the wheel of a Can-Am 700 or CF 1000 buggy (two riders per vehicle) on the rocky terrain and dry riverbeds of the Agafay Desert, with a professional guide, hotel pickup and drop-off, and a break for hot Moroccan tea and pancakes in a tent oasis. Minimum age to drive is 18 with a valid license; children under 18 ride as passengers with an adult. Closed-toed shoes and long pants are required.Is it for me?Ride solo or with one other person in your own buggy, or join others in a shared vehicle—both routes hit the same desert trails, villages, and oasis tea stop.
Rabat Day Trip from Casablanca: Kasbah, Chellah & MausoleumYou’ll travel from Casablanca with a local guide who brings Rabat’s history alive through stories and small details — like feeling ancient stone or hearing storks at Chellah. Explore Hassan Tower, walk blue alleys in the Kasbah of the Udayas, and relax by the river for lunch before heading back with new memories (and maybe a few photos you didn’t expect).
Rabat Day Trip from Casablanca: Imperial City, Kasbah & MausoleumYou’ll walk Rabat’s ancient walls with a local guide, stand beneath Hassan Tower’s silent arches, explore the blue alleys of Kasbah of the Udayas, and pause for lunch by the river. Expect honest moments — quiet gardens, laughter over mispronounced words — and a sense that history isn’t just in museums here.
