12 days
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.
Small-group travelBig moments. A closer-knit crew.
Your kind of peopleYour pace. Your kind of adventure.
Solo-to-socialArrive solo. Find your people.
Real experiencesGo beyond the guidebook.
Take in Marrakech before crossing the Atlas Mountains and heading into the Sahara. The itinerary continues through desert landscapes and Ait Ben Haddou to Agadir, where surf, beach-club time and slower beach days bring a coastal change of pace.
From city streets to mountain roads, desert scenery and the Atlantic coast, this trip covers a lot of Morocco in 12 days. It wraps back around for a final celebration before departure.
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Your Morocco adventure, one day at a time.
Your adventure begins
Arrive in Marrakech where your Worthwhile Journeys Tour Leader will be waiting to welcome you before your private transfer to our traditional riad. Meet the group over rooftop welcome drinks before heading out for dinner and your first evening exploring the buzzing Jemaa el-Fnaa Square.
Day 2 highlights
Spend the day exploring Marrakech's colourful souks, Bahia Palace and the beautiful Majorelle Garden. This afternoon, unwind with a traditional Moroccan hammam before an optional night out experiencing Marrakech's famous nightlife.
Day 3 highlights
Start the day with an optional sunrise hot air balloon ride over the Moroccan countryside before returning for breakfast. Spend the afternoon shopping the souks, relaxing at a rooftop café or joining an optional padel session before another unforgettable night out in Marrakech.
Day 4 highlights
Leave the city behind as we cross the spectacular High Atlas Mountains. Stop at traditional Berber villages, enjoy a home cooked lunch with a local family and visit the incredible UNESCO World Heritage Site of Aït Ben Haddou before settling into our boutique kasbah.
Day 5 highlights
Travel through dramatic desert landscapes and Todra Gorge before arriving in Merzouga. Swap four wheels for a camel ride into the golden dunes before watching sunset from our luxury Sahara camp. Tonight, enjoy dinner around the campfire, live Berber music and incredible stargazing beneath one of the clearest night skies in the world.
Day 6 highlights
Wake early to watch an unforgettable sunrise over the dunes before an action packed day in the desert. Spend the morning sandboarding down Merzouga's towering golden dunes before heading out on an exhilarating guided quad biking adventure across the Sahara. Later, relax at camp, soak up the incredible scenery and enjoy another magical evening around the campfire with live Berber music and stargazing.
Day 7 highlights
Leave the Sahara behind as we journey back through Morocco's stunning desert scenery. Enjoy scenic stops through the Dades Valley before another relaxing evening at our boutique kasbah.
Day 8 highlights
Travel to Morocco's Atlantic coast and arrive in Agadir, the perfect place to swap desert adventures for beach vibes. Spend the afternoon relaxing on the beach before sunset drinks and an evening exploring Agadir's bars and nightlife.
Day 9 highlights
Today's all about embracing Morocco's famous surf culture. We'll head to Taghazout, just 25–35 minutes from Agadir, for a beginner friendly surfing lesson before spending the afternoon at a beach club with music, beach volleyball and sunset drinks.
Day 10 highlights
Enjoy a slower day with free time to swim, café hop along the promenade or book an optional jet ski or parasailing experience. As evening falls, head out for another fun night with the group.
Day 11 highlights
Spend your final full day however you choose—return to Taghazout for another optional surf session, relax by the pool or explore Agadir's marina. Come together one last time for a memorable farewell dinner celebrating the friendships and adventures shared throughout the journey.
Day 12 highlights
After breakfast, your Moroccan Adventure comes to an end with a private transfer to Agadir Al Massira Airport.
Meet your crew early
The adventure starts before the airport. Meet your travel mates in the Go Worthwhile App, swap plans and make that first hello feel like a reunion.
Break the ice in your pre-trip group
Swap packing tips and travel plans
Land knowing a few familiar faces
Your pre-trip group is included with your booking.
A closer look at what's covered in your tour.
11 nights accommodation
Traditional riad stay in Marrakech
Rooftop welcome drinks
Jemaa el-Fnaa evening experience
Optional sunrise hot air balloon ride
Traditional Moroccan hammam
High Atlas Mountains journey
Berber village home-cooked lunch
Aït Ben Haddou UNESCO World Heritage Site
2-night luxury Sahara camp in Merzouga
Camel ride into the dunes
Sandboarding on the Sahara dunes
Guided quad biking adventure
Campfires, Berber music and stargazing
Todra Gorge
3-night beach stay in Agadir
Beginner-friendly surf lesson in Taghazout
Beach club afternoon
Agadir nightlife
Farewell dinner by the coast
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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