Desert Morocco Adventure Tours

Moroccan Atlantic coast, with its wealth of history and strategic significance, the imposing ramparts of Essaouira whisper of adventures that started with the Phoenicians and continue to this day with the Gnaoua music festival, the flavour-filled souks and the colourful 1,000 year history. Also known as the Skala de la Kasbah, these giant stone ramparts have been protecting the harbor since the 18th century and provide stunning views and a window onto a proud history. A Fortress Built for Defense Erected during the time of Sultan Mohammed ben Abdallah, the walls of Essaouira  were built by European principles to defend the city against naval bombardment by naval guns and protection from pirates. Their solid, angular bastions and gun emplacements are a curious mixture of Moroccan and European military architecture, and the walls remain a significant feature of distinctive North African landmarks. Amble Along History and Ocean Breezes As you wander the top of the walls, you can take ...

The Morocco of my dreams was a land of bustling markets, the smell of spices wafting through the air and an unrelenting desert, thirsty under the hot sun. But what I discovered was so much more — a travel experience that involves all of your senses and leads me to adventures I’ll never forget. In Marrakech, The City That Never Sleeps Since my arrival in Marrakech, I had a feeling that this trip was going to be something else. The city’s energy is electric, a pulsating cavalcade of colors, sounds and stories. Strolling through the medina, I became all but lost in the hurly-burly of souks where vendors bellowed, carpets teetered high and the air was thick with the fragrance of saffron and orange blossom. Over the High Atlas Mountains But it was not only the madness of the city that charmed me, it was the call of the desert. I headed out early one morning, abandoning the palm trees and riads for narrow mountain roads that carried me across the High Atlas. The drive there was spectacular —...

Few meals in the world can completely capture the spirit of a lively culture like Moroccan Chicken Tagine, despite the abundance of various cuisines and intriguing tastes. This well-liked North African meal is a mouthwatering fusion of delicate chicken, savory-sweet undertones, and fragrant spices that will take your taste buds on a gourmet adventure unlike anything other. Imagine a classic Moroccan kitchen, full of bustle with the aroma of spices filling the air and pots simmering. The tagine, a symbol of hospitality and shared meals, is king here. The best part of this Tagine is the tender chicken thighs, which are slow-cooked to perfection in a delicious blend of spices. However, the complexity of flavor and adaptability of Moroccan food are what make it so beautiful. The inclusion of luscious dried apricots, tart green olives, and a drizzle of golden honey creates a harmonic mix of sweet and savory with every bite. It is a masterpiece that combines brilliant red and green on a plat...

If you are traveling in Marrakech and find yourself hankering for something other than the colorful souks and rooftop cafes, the Moroccan Sahara is calling your name (and your thirst for adventure). Only a few hours from the Red City is a land where the sky is infinite and the dunes are waves of gold, the adventures are many and the memories are forever. Traveling from Marrakech to the desert isn’t just travel — it’s a transformation. The Ride from Marrakech to the Desert The road south soon leaves behind the medina’s chaos and winds through the High Atlas Mountains. The ascent itself is an adventure — winding passes, Berber villages clinging to hillsides, panoramas at every turn. You start losing altitude on to the desert and the scenery is getting drier, redder, I don’t know, more like from a movie. Somewhere between the high passes and the dunes’ edge, the real adventuring begins. Camel Treks and Dune Walks The Moroccan Sahara offers thrills, for sure. Picture riding across the sand...

Private 4-Day Morocco Sahara Desert Tour from Marrakech Embark on an unforgettable Private 4-Day Morocco Sahara Desert tour from Marrakech, starting early from your accommodation. As you head towards the beautiful southeast of Morocco, you will pass authentic picturesque villages and valleys. The tour offers a great opportunity to discover the beauty of southeastern Morocco and delve deep into the culture of the local people. During the trip, you will also experience a camel ride in the desert as the sun paints the sky in dull shades of red and yellow and watch it slowly disappear behind the horizon. Gathering together in the evening around a crackling campfire and sharing stories under a million glittering stars. And if these are the moments you've been dreaming of, then this desert expedition is your ticket to make them come true. Private 4-Day Morocco Sahara Desert Tour from Marrakech Overview Looking for an adventure to spice up your Moroccan escapade while in Marrakech? ...

When you hear the name Marrakech you imagine the hurly-burly of the souks, the stately palaces and the scent of spicy tagines. But behind closed carved wooden doors and the glow of candle-lit courtyards, sits one of the city’s most indulgent traditions: the Moroccan hammam, a centuries-old ritual of cleansing and pampering. For relaxation with a hint of royal treatment, do not miss out one of Marrakech’s decadent private hammams. 🛁 What is a Moroccan Hammam? A hammam is a time-honoured steam room and bathing ritual, inspired by the Roman thermae and bathing practices, where Moroccans came to relax, socialize and receive the important Moroccan beauty treatment. It’s not only about getting clean — it’s about renewal: physical, emotional and spiritual. The luxury version? Think private steam rooms, black soap massages, ghassoul clay masks and rose-scented oils, all delivered in calming, marble-lined rooms with flickering lanterns and soothing music. 🌿 What to Look Forward to in a Lavish...