Frequently Asked Questions

Essentials

  • All accommodations, daily breakfast, some lunches and dinners as noted in the itinerary, guided tours, cultural experiences, entrance fees, a dedicated guide throughout the tour with local specialists in select destinations, private ground transportation, baggage transfers, and airport transfers.

  • For culturally curious travelers who enjoy food, cultural explorations, value depth, and appreciate shared experiences with like‑minded people. These tours blend authentic sightseeing with culinary and cultural discovery, tells stories, and reflects Morocco’s geography, climate, and history, making each part of the trip a window into the soul of the country.

  • We keep our groups small, Minimum of 5 to maximum of 14 guests, to ensure a relaxed pace and genuine connections with local hosts. Traveling in an intimate group also gives us access to experiences larger tours cannot, such as private visits with artisans, family‑style meals, and boutique riads that capture Morocco’s charm.

Food & Dining

  • The itinerary balances shared group meals with open dining time, giving you the joy of eating together while also leaving space to discover local restaurants on your own.

  • Meals in Morocco are a celebration of flavor and tradition. Lamb, chicken, and beef are the most common meats, often paired with fresh herbs, vegetables, and fragrant spices. You will taste slow‑cooked tagines, couscous layered with sweet onions, and warm bread served with local olive oil. Food is never just fuel here; it is a highlight of the journey, woven into daily life and shared with joy.

  • Yes. Please let us know in advance, and we will do our best to tailor meals to your needs. Most meals on this tour feature traditional Moroccan cuisine, which often comes with a relatively limited menu. Vegetarian options are available and typically include couscous, legume‑based stews, soups, fresh and cooked salads, and vegetable tagines. While we work closely with our local partners to accommodate dietary restrictions, options may be more limited in rural areas.

    For meals not included in the itinerary, your group leader or local representative can suggest restaurants that suit your preferences. This flexibility allows you to choose where and what to eat. Moroccan food is excellent, though not always highly varied, so advance notice of any dietary requirements helps us prepare and ensure you feel comfortable throughout the journey.

Travel Logistics

  • You will stay in premium and boutique accommodations chosen for their comfort, character, and location. In the cities, these are typically riads,  traditional Moroccan homes built around a courtyard and beautifully restored. In rural areas, we use welcoming guesthouses, selected with the same care and attention to quality. Each property offers modern amenities while reflecting authentic Moroccan design and warm hospitality.

  • Yes. We provide arrival and departure transfers from Casablanca airport at the start and end of the tour.

  • You will travel in a private, air‑conditioned minibus between cities and excursions, with your main guide accompanying the group throughout the journey. In certain destinations, local specialists join us to share their expertise and enrich the experience, offering deeper insights into Morocco’s history, culture, and traditions.

  • This journey balances comfort with exploration. Some days involve longer drives. These routes are part of Morocco’s geography and allow us to experience the country’s incredible variety of landscapes. Rest stops are built in and the scenery is spectacular, with mountain passes, kasbahs, and palm groves. On these days we may depart early to make the most of our time at the next destination. Daily activities are moderate, with plenty of walking through medinas, markets, and historic sites, plus optional easy hikes around towns and villages. Guests who are comfortable walking and navigating stairs will be able to fully enjoy the experience.

Cultural Experiences

  • Many of Morocco’s UNESCO World Heritage sites are found in key cities such as Fez, Marrakech, Rabat, and Essaouira. Visiting these sites also means experiencing Morocco’s most celebrated destinations. Beyond these landmarks, the journey includes artisan workshops, live music, and time to wander through Morocco’s iconic medinas. Along the way, you’ll connect with locals by sharing stories over tea, joining cooking demonstrations, and engaging with artisans in their workshops. These encounters bring Morocco’s traditions to life and add depth to the experience beyond its historic sites.

Practical Information

  • Yes. Morocco is welcoming and safe for visitors. As with any destination, it’s wise to be mindful of your belongings in busy areas, but most travelers feel comfortable and well cared for throughout their trip. When you travel with us, your licensed guide will provide helpful tips along the way and ensure you always feel supported, informed, and at ease.

  • Bring your passport with at least 6 months validity, comfortable walking shoes, light layers for warm days, a jacket for cooler evenings, and modest attire for cultural sites. Don’t forget sunscreen, a hat, a reusable water bottle, and your travel medical insurance.

Payments & Booking

  • A deposit secures your place, with the balance due 40 days before departure. Spaces are limited, so early booking is recommended.

  • If you cancel your reservation, the following cancellation charges apply, based on the number of days before the tour’s start date:

    • 60 days or more: Full refund minus a $250 administrative fee
    • 40–59 days: 50% cancellation fee
    • 39 days or fewer: No refund (100% cancellation fee)

    These charges reflect non-refundable deposits and contractual obligations to accommodations, transportation providers, and local suppliers.

    No refunds are available for no-shows or once the tour has commenced.