Frequently Asked Questions

At the time of writing, U.S. citizens can generally enter Morocco for tourism for up to 90 days without a visa, with a passport valid for the duration of the stay (many airlines recommend at least six months of validity). Entry rules can change and depend on your nationality, so always confirm with the U.S. Department of State or the Moroccan embassy or consulate before booking.

Spring (March to May) and autumn (September to November) are generally the most comfortable seasons for combining cities, mountains and desert. Summer is very hot inland and in the Sahara, but pleasant on the Atlantic coast. Winter is mild in Marrakech during the day, with cold nights in the desert and snow possible in the Atlas.

Morocco welcomes millions of international visitors each year, and most trips are trouble-free. As anywhere, stay aware of your surroundings and belongings in busy areas. We recommend checking the current U.S. travel advisory for Morocco before and during your planning, and enrolling in the State Department's STEP program.

The Moroccan dirham (MAD). It is a closed currency, so you generally obtain it on arrival — from ATMs, which are widely available in cities, or exchange offices. Cards are accepted in many hotels and restaurants, but cash is essential in souks, small shops and rural areas.

Yes — that is what we do. Every trip is designed around your dates, interests, pace and budget. Share your wishes through our trip planner and we will propose an itinerary.

Absolutely. Our sample itineraries are starting points; you can change the route, the number of nights, the accommodation and the activities.

Yes, private airport transfers can be included for arrival and departure.

Yes. We can include accommodation — riads, boutique hotels, kasbahs, luxury hotels and desert camps — matched to your preferences and budget.

Yes, from Agafay evenings near Marrakech to multi-day Sahara journeys to Merzouga with a night (or two) in a desert camp.

Yes. We plan family trips with shorter drives, family-friendly accommodation and activities suited to your children's ages.

Yes. Romantic riads, private dinners, couple's hammams and luxury desert tents can all be part of your honeymoon.

Yes — private vehicles with drivers, and train tickets where rail makes sense. International flights are generally booked by travelers themselves.

Every trip is priced individually according to the season, group size, accommodation level and activities. Request a free, no-obligation quote and we will send you a detailed proposal.

Our booking, payment and cancellation terms are set out in our Terms & Conditions and Cancellation & Refund Policy, and will be confirmed in writing with your quote. [LEGAL INFORMATION TO BE REVIEWED]

We strongly recommend comprehensive travel insurance covering medical expenses, evacuation and trip cancellation.