We’re often asked, “What are the best Morocco tours?” The answer is simple: “The one you take.” Morocco is a stunning country with countless unique experiences. No matter which tour you choose, it’s bound to be memorable—especially when you work with a highly-rated company on Tripadvisor.
You might want more specific guidance, though. To help you decide, we’ve put together our top 3 recommendations for the best Morocco tours.
Factors to Consider
Your choice of tour will depend on a few things: the city you’re entering and departing from, and how long you’ll stay. Morocco may seem small on a map, but it’s a vast country. Planning your time wisely will ensure you get the most out of your trip.
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#1 The North
If you’re flying into Casablanca and staying for 10 days or less, the north of Morocco is your ideal destination. This region features more Imperial cities, a blend of French and Spanish influences, and skilled artisans.
- Explore Casablanca, Rabat, Meknes, and Moulay Idriss. Each city has its own charm.
- Visit the Roman ruins in Volubilis.
- Take a detour into the Rif Mountains to discover Chefchaouen, the Blue City.
- Don’t miss a trip to Tangier, a fascinating port city with a storied history.
- Finally, spend a day in Fez, where you can tour the ancient medina and visit the world’s oldest university, founded in 859 AD by a woman.
#2 The South

If you’re arriving in Marrakech or transferring from Casablanca (only a 3.5-hour drive), the south awaits. Ideal for 5–6 days, this tour offers a complete contrast to the north. A 9-day or longer trip can even take you to Essaouira on the Atlantic coast.
- Explore Marrakech, where ancient and modern life coexist.
- Travel through the High Atlas Mountains and visit Berber villages.
- Experience canyons, cliffs, and lush oases on the southern side of the mountains.
- Witness the lifestyle of the Amazigh people, who live much like they did centuries ago.
- Get closer to the Sahara Desert, with its nomads, camels, and vast dunes.
#3 The Grand Tour
For a longer trip of 14–15 days, the Grand Tour offers the best of Morocco. Start in Casablanca and travel north, then head through Fez, the east side, and on to the Sahara Desert. From there, journey across the south to Essaouira. If you have time, continue to Agadir, a modern coastal city with boardwalks and resorts.
However you choose to explore Morocco, we’re here to help. Share your travel dates with us, and we’ll create an unforgettable itinerary. We’ll take care of accommodations, airport transfers, and provide a personal Moroccan guide to ensure your experience is perfect.
