To ensure a seamless and enriching experience, the following services and amenities are included in your 9-day journey through Morocco:

• 8 Nights of Quality Accommodation
  Stay in carefully selected, comfortable accommodations — including traditional guesthouses, charming riads, and desert lodgings — that reflect the character of each destination.
• 1 Night in a Traditional Berber Desert Camp
  Spend a memorable night under the stars in the heart of the Erg Chebbi sand dunes, with private tents and traditional hospitality.
• Daily Breakfast
  Enjoy a delicious Moroccan breakfast each morning to start your day refreshed and energized.
• Dinner on Selected Nights
  Dinners are included in Dades and Sahara; where dining options are limited, particularly during your stay in the Sahara.
• Private, Air-Conditioned Transportation
  Travel comfortably throughout the tour in a modern, air-conditioned vehicle driven by a professional, licensed driver.
• English-Speaking Driver-Guide
  Your experienced driver speaks fluent English and offers cultural insight, local tips, and warm Moroccan hospitality throughout your journey.
• Camel Trek in the Sahara
  Experience a guided camel ride across the dunes at sunset — a highlight of your desert adventure.
• Local Licensed Guides in Marrakech & Fes
  Enjoy in-depth walking tours with expert local guides in Marrakech and Fes, offering historical context and unique local knowledge.
• Hotel Pick-up and Drop-off
  Convenient pick-up at the start and drop-off at the end of your tour from your accommodation in Marrakech (or Casablanca on request).

To give you flexibility and allow for personal preferences during your journey, the following items are not included in the tour price:

• Lunches (9 Meals)
  Lunch is not included, giving you the freedom to choose where and what to eat based on your taste, appetite, and daily schedule.
• Dinners in Major Cities (6 Meals)
  Evening meals are not included in cities such as Marrakech, Fes, and Chefchaouen, where there is a wide variety of restaurants and local dining experiences to explore.
• Monument Entrance Fees
  While most cultural visits are part of the tour, entrance fees to certain museums, palaces, and historical sites are not included, allowing guests to decide which attractions they wish to visit.
• Personal Expenses
  Items such as souvenirs, tips for guides and drivers, and optional activities are at your own expense.
• Travel Insurance
  We strongly recommend purchasing travel insurance to cover medical, trip cancellation, and personal belongings.

🔹 Important Information – Please Read Before Booking

To help ensure your comfort, safety, and enjoyment, please take a moment to review the following important details before booking your Morocco experience:

⚠️ Physical Requirements

• This tour involves moderate walking in medinas and historical sites with uneven terrain, cobblestone streets, and some stairs.
• The camel ride in the Sahara requires a basic level of physical fitness and may not be suitable for those with back or hip issues.
• Guests who prefer not to ride camels may request a 4x4 vehicle transfer to the desert camp(please inform us in advance).

♿ Accessibility

• Unfortunately, this tour is not wheelchair accessible due to the traditional design of riads, medinas, and some rural accommodations.
• Infant seats can be provided upon request for guests traveling with young children.

👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 Family & Group Friendly

• This experience is suitable for families, couples, and small groups.
• Children are welcome but must be accompanied by an adult at all times.

🧳 Luggage

• A small daypack is recommended for daily essentials.

🕒 Timing

• The tour begins in Marrakech and ends in Marrakech(or Casablanca upon request). Please ensure your arrival and departure flights align with this itinerary.
• Airport transfers can be arranged upon request.

☀️ Weather & Packing Tips

• Pack for a variety of climates — warm layers for desert nights, lightweight clothing for sunny days, and comfortable walking shoes.
• Sunscreen, sunglasses, a hat, and a refillable water bottle are highly recommended.

📄 Documentation

• A valid passport is required for entry into Morocco.
• No visa is needed for most travelers visiting Morocco for up to 90 days (please verify with your local consulate).

To make the most of your Morocco adventure, we recommend bringing the following essentials and comfort items:

🧳 Clothing & Essentials

• Comfortable walking shoes – ideal for exploring medinas and historical sites
• Layered clothing – temperatures can vary between cities, mountains, and the desert
• Warm jacket or fleece – especially for cooler desert nights and early mornings
• Lightweight, breathable clothing – for hot daytime temperatures
• Scarf or shawl – useful for sun protection, sand in the desert, or respectful visits to religious sites
• Swimwear – some accommodations may offer swimming pools or hammams
• Sleepwear – suitable for both city hotels and desert camps

🧴 Personal Care & Protection

• Sunscreen – essential under the Moroccan sun
• Sunglasses and a wide-brimmed hat
• Refillable water bottle – to stay hydrated and reduce plastic use
• Personal toiletries and medication – including any prescription medications

🔌 Useful Extras

• Universal power adapter – Morocco uses Type C and E plugs (220V)
• Travel-size hand sanitizer and wet wipes
• Daypack or small backpack – for daily excursions and essentials

📷 For the Memories

• Camera or smartphone – the scenery is breathtaking, and you’ll want to capture it all
• Power bank – to keep devices charged during long travel days