Tours & Excursions in Morocco

By far my favourite thing I did in Morocco, our guide Abdul was absolutely brilliant. He is a local Berber from a village in the Imlil valley and he gave brilliant and valuable insights into the life of his people all whilst speaking 5 different languages impeccably. The women's argan oil cooperative was fascinating and learning about your each village and their quirks was really beautiful. Shukran Abdul, you're the best habibi.

We really enjoyed this trip with Ali as our English and French speaking guide. We first went for the camel ride and the 30 minutes was finally just enough to get the feeling and not get too tired under the hot Moroccan sun. Then we continued for a visit to the argan oil cooperative where we had the opportunity to learn more about argan oil and buy pure local products. The hiking in the Atlas Mountains was quite demanding, long and quite tiring. The lunch was included in the trip price and was very tasty. In general the guides took really good care of us and provided us with cold water bottles when necessary. Thank you for the amazing trip, really worth it.

We were lucky to be only 2 with the guide, very attentive, he answered our questions ... Very nice desert, even if they are not dunes, there are several colors ... It is not ecotourism, but it allows you to quickly see a beautiful region. Very well! Thank you

Am amazing experience start to finish. Smooth pick up and drop off by Baslam. Our guide on the quad bikes was amazing - patient and constantly checking everyone was doing okay. We stopped for photos and came back to a fabulous meal and fire show. Would highly recommend.

Excellent experience with prompt collection and drop offs from our location. We got a great amount of time on the bikes and also had a lovely stop for some fresh tea which was grown on site. Younnis was a brilliant guide and paid great attention for our safety and enjoyment - would highly recommend the experience!

We emailed the provider to confirm pickup location and time through and received a prompt reply which alleviated our anxiety. We were picked up by our driver Younes at the prescribed time and he took us past a Berber village and to a place where they make argan oil for consumption and cosmetics. Then went to meet our guide Houssain Mali for a short hike in the Atlas Mountains to see a waterfall and then onwards to lunch in a local imlil village restaurant which was absolutely delicious and definitely recommended. Houssain was very knowledgeable of the area and very patient with some of our less mobile members in the group and made the tour quite enjoyable. The views of the mountains were great. Finally we went to the middle of nowhere for a camel ride and whilst it was a fun novelty for all of 5 minutes the rest of the camel ride (approx 20 minutes in total) was a bit meh and I would skip as there isn't much to see. All in all it was quite a tiring but good day out.

Great. Just great! First we took on traditional clothes and went riding on the camels in the desert. Our guide, Hassan, was very nice and careful. When we returnde from the camel trip, we took on the helmets for the ATVs (Quads). And we began the trip on the atv's. Very nice. Very good machines, and again Hassan was very careful: he was in the front and always looked back to see if everyone was doing alright. At the end on the trip we set down around the fire and sang and danced traditional songs. Very nice. The evening ended with a nice traditional dinner and after that Hassan took us back to the starting point in his 7 places car. Afterall is was a very pleasant day and we really recomend this experience and most of all Hassan!

After a somewhat chaotic start (departure time change and car without air conditioning), we had a magical experience! The camel ride was a totally peaceful moment, and the evening at the bivouac was magical, with a moment facing the sunset, a very good meal, and lots of surprises during the evening. The owner, very friendly, accompanied us throughout the evening. We came home with a head full of wonderful memories! Even if this experience seems very touristy at first sight, it is worth living!