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Our Morocco tours are packed full of extraordinary things to see and do. Walk through the meandering network of souks and backstreets of Fez, visit the ancient city of Volubilis and experience the vibrant Jemaa el-Fna Square in the heart of Marrakech on our small group tours. Our experience in Morocco means that we know sites, experiences and the best times to travel that will make your trip a once in a lifetime experience. We can also recommend hand-picked hotels which can fit within your tailor made journey through this extraordinary country.
"Morocco offers a hugely varied travel experience, from ancient ruins of the Greek and Roman empires to a far older world: the Berber farmers of the Atlas Mountains, herding their goats in some of the most beautiful landscapes or the desert nomads tracking the Saharan sands on camels."
Sarah-Jane Phelps
one of our Africa, Egypt & Middle East Experts

ake a journey back in time, to a city that evokes the true colours, sounds and romance of the ‘Arabian Nights’. For centuries a meeting place for Morocco’s diverse tribes, its bustling souks and alleyways reflect the very spirit of this fascinating country; from the beauty of the Koutoubla mosque, to the eclectic vibrancy of Jemaa el-Fna Square, with its jugglers, musicians and snake charmers. This is a city that will captivate, enthral and delight.....
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Just a 3-hour flight from the U.K., Fez is many centuries further back in time. Walking through its meandering network of souks and backstreets, you are instantly transported to another world, one where the noises, colours and aromas have changed little over countless generations. In the heart of its bustling medina you can witness timeless traditions and craftsmanship that goes back many thousands of years.....
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The city of Meknes was the imperial heart of the empire overshadowed by Sultan Moulay Ismail, a tyrant of the highest order, but whose tomb remains one of Morocco’s most stunning monuments. Dating from the 2nd and 3rd centuries AD the ancient city of Volubilis was once the capital of Roman Mauritania and contains some of the best preserved Roman ruins in northern Africa, a factor that saw it listed on the UNESCO World Heritage list in 1997.....
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A five-star haven of luxurious style, this palatial property is located close to Jemaa el-Fna Square and offers a combination of traditional elegance and superb service in the heart of Marrakech. Decorated throughout in Moorish grandeur it has 19 rooms and suites affording superb facilities, as well as 2 pools, a garden and a rooftop terrace.....
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Steeped in history, the Kasbah Tamadot lies in the foothills of the High Atlas Mountains, with spectacular views over the snow-capped peaks. With just 18 superbly appointed rooms and suites, all individually and exquisitely decorated, it is an eclectic fusion of tradition and sophistication. The complex also comprises courtyards and gardens, a stunning pool and spa and a restaurant that offers a wide range of dishes.....
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An authentic Boutique Hotel & Spa 5* especially made for lovers of rare hotels where everything is only fusion of senses. 28 bedrooms or suites, each carries its own decoration offering luxurious atmosphere and sophisticated elegance.....
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L’Heure Bleue Palais is a recently restored riad situated in the heart of the old town of Essaouira, on Morocco’s Atlantic coast. Accommodation is in one of 35 themed rooms and suites varying from African to English colonial, with modern amenities including air-conditioning and internet connection. On the rooftop there is a large terrace offering great views of Essaouira and its surroundings and a swimming pool and bar. Public areas include a billiard room, tea lounge and Moroccan lounge. The food is a fusion of French gastronomic cuisine and Moroccan flavours.....
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Built in 1915, this charming boutique property is located within the medina of Fez and offers 6 distinctive and individually appointed suites, all beautifully appointed throughout with rich fabrics and antique furnishings. Built around a central courtyard, all of the rooms have en suite bathrooms and air-conditioning and the hotel enjoys the distinction of a rooftop terrace, fascinating library and a renowned restaurant that serves an excellent array of local dishes.....
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The Kasbah Du Toubkal is a magnificent mountain retreat spectacularly situated in the heart of the High Atlas. Built in the 1940s by a wealthy caid of the ruling Glaoui family, the kasbah fell into disrepair after Moroccan independence in 1956, but has now been sensitively restored to offer excellent accommodation and food. Located near the foot of Jebel Toubkal, the highest mountain in North Africa, this property offers peace and seclusion in an area perfect for walking or just relaxing in the spectacular scenery. The kasbah offers 8 rooms with ensuite facilities, lounge area and sundeck. There are additionally 3 ‘Berber saloons’ and a self-contained 3-bedroom house.The kasbah was described in the Condé Nast Traveller magazine as Morocco’s “first and foremost mountain retreat”.....
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Elegant rather than intimate, Riad Fes is a grand hotel that comprises 21 distinctly appointed rooms and suites in the heart of the medina. Spacious and comfortable, each room is utterly original in shape and décor, offering beautiful interiors and superb Moroccan finished bathrooms. The Riad Fes also offers a pool, a luxurious hammam, serene patio garden and spectacular views across the city.....
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Located in the heart of the city, close to the Royal Palace and some of Rabat’s finest historical sights, this excellent modern hotel offers 88 comfortable, charmingly appointed rooms and 6 spacious suites, all with air-conditioning, private bathrooms and a full range of amenities. The hotel also offers a Parisian brasserie, a jazz bar and a well-being centre with sauna and hammam.....
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A former royal residence which was renovated and reopened a few years ago as a luxurious ‘riad’ with 36 rooms. Located in the heart of the medina, this riad is the perfect base for your exploration of this enchanting city. The rooms are set around a tranquil central garden with outdoor swimming pool (heated in winter). The restaurant has seating both indoors and outside in the gardens,where you may dine beneath the trees. There is a bar, a traditional hammam (bath house) and a massage room.....
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Kasbah du Toubkal is a magnificent mountain retreat spectacularly situated in the heart of the High Atlas. Near the foot of Jbel Toubkal, the highest mountain in North Africa, it's only 40 miles from Marrakech but the peace and quiet and seclusion are so complete the city seems a million miles away. Rooms are en-suite and meals are served either in the cosy dining rooms or under the stars. ....

a Sultana Marrakech, a member of Small Luxury Hotels of the World, is situated in the heart of the golden triangle, at the entry of the Imperial City’s walls, just next to the Royal Palaces, the Bahia Palace and the famous Jemma El Fna square. With 21 bedrooms and suites, each has been individually decorated with antique furniture, painting and works of art, painted or sculpted ceiling, marble and precious wood providing a luxurious atmosphere and sophisticated elegance. Room amenities include air conditioning, TV, DVD/audio CD player, phone, internet, marble bathroom with bath and shower, hair dryer, mini bar and safe. Relax by the outdoor swimming pool (heated) or take advantage of the Sultana Spa which offers a hammam, Jacuzzi, sauna, beauty centre, hairdresser and massages. Enjoy a number of the chef’s speciality dishes either in the restaurant, in the living-rooms, the patios or the terraces. The elevator also makes this riad uniquely convenient for the disabled and elderly.....

asbah Tamadot is a magical place steeped in history, the Kasbah Tamadot lies in the foothills of the High Atlas Mountains with spectacular views over snow-capped peaks on one side and a steep river valley on the other. A fairytale complex of courtyards, intricately carved walls, staircases and terraced gardens, it has just 18 rooms and suites that marry traditional Moroccan design with a sophisticated, contemporary twist. Each is individually designed and filled with an eclectic collection of antiques from around the world complimenting magnificent panoramas of the surrounding landscapes and Berber villages. The restaurant, a striking mélange of modern and old, offers delicious local and international cuisine, whilst a spa, hammam, gym, stunning pool complex and tennis court provide every opportunity for relaxing or keeping fit. With seasonal skiing and scenic drives into the mountains on the doorstep, expeditions to local souks and cookery lessons also on offer, there is as much or a....

Les Merinides Hotel enjoys a fantastic location high up on the hillside of Fez, overlooking the medina and the distant mountains. The hotel has 107 air conditioned rooms with private bathrooms, safe, mini bar and satellite TV. Other hotel facilities include a swimming pool (not heated), two restaurants, including 'La Kouba du Ciel' serving Moroccan cuisine, a bar and a night club.....

The design of the Berbere Palace is based on a Kasbah with the reception and restaurants in the main building and the rooms built out around enclosed gardens. The 232 air-conditioned rooms in cottages have their own private terraces within a courtyard. In-room facilities include television, telephone, mini bar and ensuite bathroom (safe at reception). It has a large swimming pool area with pool bar and health suite. The exercise room is complementary, the Hamman and sauna are chargeable. The ‘Oasis Restaurant’ serves both Moroccan and international cuisine. There is also a piano bar and nightclub. Other facilities include, money exchange, table tennis, gift shop, library and hairdresser. Please note that the service at this hotel can be very slow.....

The hotel Riad Medina & Spa is established in a garden of 5 hectares, centrally located on one of Marrakech's main avenues. It has 237 air conditioned rooms and suites, each with private bathroom, television, telephone, safe, Wi-Fi and mini bar. The hotel has an attractive lobby area decorated in Moroccan style, two restaurants, two bars and an outdoor swimming pool. Recently opened is the new Daniel Jouvance Spa, which offers a space entirely dedicated to wellbeing and relaxation. In addition there is a traditional Moroccan hammam, gym, squash court and hairdressers.....

The walled city of Fez is one of Morocco's gems, and the beautifully restored Riad Maison Bleue is a lovely property offering 20 suites. Each air conditioned suite includes a private bathroom, safe, mini bar and satellite TV. The whole property is full of character and provides good food and attentive service. The riad consists of three interconnecting courtyards where guests can feel as though they are negotiating the laneways of the ancient Medina of Fez. Facilities include a swimming pool (not heated) and traditional hamman, massages and body treatments and a Moroccan restaurant. The attractive rooftop terrace overlooks the ancient medina where breakfast and dinner can be served. There is free wifi - connection only in the main hotel area not bedrooms.....

In Marrakech you will be staying Le Jardins de la Medina, which is located in the heart of the Medina, just a short walk from the Jemma El Fna Square and the colourful souks. Whilst built in the very traditional style of a riad, it offers the comfort of a modern boutique style hotel. Hidden behind walls, the property has tranquil gardens filled with palms, orange and olive trees and jacarandas. The 36 rooms are all air-conditioned (and heated if required) with Satellite TV, minibar, IDD telephone, hairdryer and safe. They are all en-suite and have either a balcony or terrace. ....

Located in a quiet area in the Ville Nouvelle of Marrakech, Hotel Tichka is built in a traditional Moroccan style in extensive gardens and offers comfortable rooms with balconies covered in bougainvillea. There are three restaurants, including a lovely outdoor grill beside the pool where breakfast is usually taken.....

The design of the Berbere Palace is based on a Kasbah with the reception and restaurants in the main building and the rooms built out around enclosed gardens. The 240 air-conditioned rooms in cottages have their own private terraces within a courtyard. In-room facilities include television, telephone, mini bar and ensuite bathroom (safe at reception). It has a large swimming pool area with pool bar, a gym and health suite. The exercise room is complementary, the Hamman and sauna are chargeable. The ‘Oasis Restaurant’ serves both Moroccan and international cuisine. There is also a piano bar and nightclub. Other facilities include, money exchange, table tennis, gift shop, library and hairdresser. Please note that the service at this hotel can be very slow.....

In Rabat accommodation will be at the Sofitel Diwan Hotel, situated in the heart of Rabat. The hotel has 94 air-conditioned rooms with private bathrooms and safety deposit boxes. Other amenities include a restaurant, a coffee shop and outdoor pool and sauna.....

Located in the heart of Rabat, Hotel Rabat enjoys an ideal setting, neighbouring the British embassy, Royal Palace, National Theatre and close to some of the towns finest historical monuments. The hotel has modern air conditioned rooms with private bathrooms, safe, mini bar and satellite TV. Other hotel facilities include a restaurant, a bar and small swimming pool and gym.....
Bordered by sea and dominated by mountains and deserts, Morocco is a land of hidden oases, green valleys and the high passes of the Atlas Mountains. Morocco offers a hugely varied travel experience, from ancient ruins of the Greek and Roman empires to a far older world: the Berber farmers of the Atlas Mountains, herding their goats in some of the most beautiful landscapes or the desert nomads tracking the Saharan sands on camels. Marrakech retains its Moroccan mystique and a flavour of exoticism, most pungent in its spicy souks and the famous Jemaa el Fna square, home to fire-eaters and street sellers.
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