Morocco is a colourful mix of ancient medinas, golden deserts, dramatic mountains, beautiful coastlines and incredible food. From the bustling souks of Marrakech and the blue streets of Chefchaouen to the Atlas Mountains and Sahara Desert, Morocco offers a huge variety of experiences in one unforgettable trip.
Morocco is perfect for travellers looking for culture, adventure, food and incredible scenery. Wander through ancient medinas, ride camels through the Sahara, sleep beneath the stars in a desert camp, explore colourful markets, hike through the Atlas Mountains and relax along Morocco's Atlantic coast.
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Experience Morocco's buzzing cities, breathtaking mountains, unforgettable Sahara nights and laid back Atlantic coastline. Designed for 18–30 year olds, this adventure combines bucket list experiences with beach days, nightlife and plenty of opportunities to make lifelong friends.
From buzzing Marrakech nights to quad biking across the Sahara, this nine-day adventure is packed with bucket-list moments, incredible landscapes and unforgettable memories. Sleep beneath a sky full of stars, surf down golden dunes, explore ancient kasbahs and experience Morocco with an amazing group of like-minded travellers aged 18–30.
Get ready to fall in love with Marrakech! From exploring colourful souks and lively markets to tasting delicious Moroccan food and discovering stunning palaces, this city is full of adventure. Experience the chaos, culture and incredible energy of Morocco’s famous Red City.
Visit the Sahara Desert
Ride camels across the golden dunes of the Sahara, watch the sunset and spend the night in a traditional desert camp beneath the stars.
Marrakech
Get lost in the colourful souks of the Medina, visit beautiful palaces and gardens and experience the energy of Jemaa el-Fnaa square.
Explore the Atlas Mountains
Hike through spectacular mountain landscapes, visit traditional Berber villages and experience a completely different side of Morocco.
Visit Aït Benhaddou
Explore this spectacular fortified village, famous for its distinctive earthen architecture and its appearances in films and TV shows.
Chefchaouen Blue Streets
Wander through the maze of blue-painted buildings, stairways and doorways that make Chefchaouen one of Morocco's most recognisable and photogenic destinations.
Sahara Desert
Photograph endless golden dunes stretching into the distance, especially at sunrise or sunset. A camel ride across the dunes makes the perfect travel shot.
Hot Air Balloon Ride Over Marrakech
Take to the skies at sunrise for incredible views over Marrakech, the Atlas Mountains and the surrounding desert landscape. The colourful balloons against the morning sky make this one of Morocco’s most unforgettable photo opportunities.
Paradise Valley
Insider Tip
Discover natural pools, rocky mountains and palm-lined landscapes tucked away in the Atlas Mountains near Agadir.
Legzira Beach
Insider Tip
Visit a dramatic Atlantic coastline famous for its enormous red rock arches stretching over the beach.
Akchour Waterfalls
Insider Tip
Hike through the Rif Mountains near Chefchaouen to discover waterfalls, natural pools and beautiful forest scenery.
Before you go
Visa requirements depend on your nationality and the length of your stay. Always check the official government website for your country before travelling.
Safety can vary between regions and experiences. Travelling as part of an organised group tour can provide extra support, with planned transport, accommodation, local guides and assistance throughout your trip. Always follow local advice and take sensible precautions.
Spring and autumn are particularly popular because temperatures are generally comfortable. Summer can be very hot, especially inland and in the desert, while winter can be cooler in the mountains.
Around 7–14 days gives you enough time to experience several highlights, such as Marrakech, the Atlas Mountains and the Sahara Desert.
Morocco uses the Moroccan Dirham (MAD)
Arabic and Amazigh are the official languages. French is also widely spoken, particularly in cities and tourist areas.
Morocco can suit a range of budgets. Local food, public transport and budget accommodation can be affordable, while luxury riads, private tours and desert camps will cost more.
Try traditional dishes including tagine, couscous, pastilla, harira and Moroccan mint tea. Street food and local markets are also great places to experience Moroccan cuisine.
Cards are accepted in many hotels, restaurants and larger businesses, but cash is useful for souks, smaller shops, taxis and local markets.
Morocco has trains, buses and taxis connecting many popular destinations. Organised tours and private transfers can also be useful for reaching places such as the Sahara.
Yes. Morocco is popular with solo travellers, and hostels, group tours and organised activities can make it easy to meet other people.
Travel insurance is recommended for international travel. Make sure your policy covers medical expenses, cancellations, baggage and any activities you plan to do.
Pack comfortable walking shoes, lightweight clothing, sun protection and layers for cooler evenings. More modest clothing is recommended when visiting religious and traditional areas.
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