Unique experiences
Activities in Morocco are as varied as can be. This is a country where one adventure follows hard at the heel of another, and where every moment becomes infused with magic. Enjoy the incredible cultural heritage, the unspoilt, fascinating natural setting, and the warm, friendly hospitality of Morocco’s people who will welcome you with open arms. Let the epic history of the country enchant you and let yourself be inspired by a colourful, exclusive and exciting range of activities.
Activities in Morocco are more than just a way to pass the time. Experience this country from up close and be right at the heart of things. In a country that appears to be straight out of 1001 nights. With places that are taken out of a fairy tale. Between reality and illusion. With a private concierge at hand and unforgettable memories in your heart. Watch the spectacular production of precious Argan oil. Visit the famous winery Val d’Argan. Explore the fascinating story of fashion icon Yves Saint Laurent. Get to know Morocco as a surfer’s paradise and a golfer’s paradise. Open yourself up to experiences that will broaden your horizon and sharpen your perspective of this stunning country.
Enjoy a guided walk taking in the Skala, the harbour and the city, including the old town with its souks, the consular district and the Mellah (Jewish quarter). Stroll through lively alleyways dotted with shaded squares and traditional Moorish café terraces.
How about a half-day cooking class at L'Atelier, a former warehouse beneath the stone arches at the entrance to Essaouira's medina? Guided by a top chef, you'll uncover the secrets of Moroccan cuisine and learn how to master tajines, couscous, pastillas and gazelle horn cookies.
Looking for the perfect blend of eco-tourism and walking? Choose from guided half-day or full-day hikes, complete with a tea break or lunch in a traditional Moroccan eatery. Discover the natural beauty of the Essaouira region at a more relaxed pace.
A network of trails linking local villages makes the countryside around Essaouira ideal for mountain biking. Your guide will lead you along winding paths to some of the region's most scenic spots. Of course, you're also free to explore on your own, with mountain bikes and e-bikes available for hire.
A quad tour is an exhilarating way to explore Morocco's stunning landscapes. Our off-road routes take you straight into the dunes, with two- or three-hour excursions leading you along rocky tracks to Cap Sim, where you'll get up close to the dramatic sand dunes and Atlantic beaches.
Discover the beaches, sweeping dunes south of Essaouira and unforgettable sunsets on horseback. Setting off from the town of Diabat, your guide and their experienced team will lead you on a one- to three-hour ride, suitable for both seasoned riders and beginners alike.
No trip to Essaouira is complete without a camel ride. A favourite with both children and adults, this experience offers a memorable way to explore the region's dunes and beaches. Our camel guide looks forward to introducing you to these fascinating animals, perfectly suited to gentle journeys across the sand.
Set against a stunning natural backdrop, Golf de Mogador offers perfect conditions year-round to enjoy challenging greens and superb fairways. Designed by Gary Player, this 18-hole championship course (par 72) in Essaouira is a top-class golfing destination.
Experience first-hand how argan oil is traditionally produced by women under fair working conditions at the Marjana Cooperative. Taste premium-quality argan oil and purchase products directly from the source. Afterwards, visit the coastal village of Sidi Kaouki, whose five-kilometre Atlantic bay is considered one of the world’s finest surfing beaches.
Would you like to experience the hippie flair of the early 1970s? Your guide will accompany you to the Jimi Hendrix Café in the village of Diabat as well as to the ruins of the Dar Solatane Palace, which is said to have inspired Jimi Hendrix’s song Castles Made of Sand. The beach of Diabat captivates visitors with its untouched nature, dunes and peaceful atmosphere, connecting Essaouira with the surfer paradise of Sidi Kaouki.
Spend a night in a traditional Berber tent on a cliff overlooking the Atlantic Ocean. Discover the secrets of Moroccan cuisine, enjoy dinner on the beach and warm yourself by the campfire. Look forward to breathtaking views of the surrounding nature with argan and tamarind trees, as well as a spectacular sunset over the Atlantic Ocean.
Discover the hinterland of Essaouira on a guided excursion. The route takes you through impressive landscapes, past a traditional weekly market and into a village where you will enjoy an authentic lunch in the home of a Berber family. Afterwards, take part in a traditional Moroccan tea ceremony.
A special half-day excursion takes you to one of the largest and most authentic souks in the hinterland of Essaouira. Far away from classic tourist routes, you will experience a lively weekly market where farmers, fishermen and local traders offer their goods — from fresh fruit and vegetables to spices, olives, livestock and traditional handicrafts. Accompanied by a local guide, you will gain fascinating insights into the daily life and culture of the region. Afterwards, enjoy a classic tagine lunch in a traditional Moroccan restaurant.
Your private guide will accompany you to one of the most beautiful trekking villages in the Atlas Mountains: Ait Souka. From here you will enjoy breathtaking views of Jebel Toubkal (4,167 m), the highest mountain in North Africa. During the hike you will reach altitudes of around 2,000 metres while passing through picturesque Berber villages. The highlight of the day is lunch with a local Berber family.
The Ouzoud Waterfalls are among the most spectacular natural sights in Morocco. The water cascades down 110 metres in three impressive tiers, surrounded by olive groves and reddish rock cliffs. The area is ideal for hiking and exploring. Highlights include a visit to the Imi n'Ifri natural cave with its red stalactites, watching the local macaque monkeys, swimming opportunities and optional boat rides. Travel time from Marrakesh is approximately three hours.
Golfing in Marrakesh is easy and spectacular. The city offers an excellent selection of courses, including the historic Royal Golf Marrakesh (27 holes), Palmeraie Golf (27 holes), the impressive Amelkis Golf Club (27 holes) and Samanah Golf Club (18 holes). Play between palm trees with breathtaking views of the High Atlas Mountains and desert landscapes.
Riding a camel or dromedary is one of Morocco's most traditional and charming ways to explore the landscape. Your guide will take you on a half-day or full-day excursion off the usual tourist paths to discover hidden places and authentic encounters with local communities.
Skiing with views of the Sahara desert? It is possible in Oukaimeden, located about 75 km from Marrakesh. From December to April, ski slopes between 2,500 and 3,200 metres altitude offer a unique winter sports experience. Spend the day skiing in the mountains and return in the evening to Marrakesh's vibrant nightlife.
A must for adventurers and curious travellers: a hot air balloon flight over the imperial city. From the sky, watch the colourful cityscape of Marrakesh fade into vast desert landscapes and the peaks of the Atlas Mountains. A truly breathtaking experience.
Discover the beauty of Arabic craftsmanship during a creative workshop lasting two to five hours. Choose from experiences such as Arabic calligraphy, pottery, mosaic art, wood carving, jewellery design, basket weaving, brass work, embroidery, leather craft or Berber carpet weaving, and gain insight into Morocco's rich artisan traditions.
Encounters with local people are often the most memorable moments of any journey. Your private guide will open doors usually closed to travellers. Share a meal in the home of a Berber family and experience the warmth and generosity of Moroccan hospitality.
Experience Moroccan culture in a magical One Thousand and One Nights setting. In a traditional Berber tent you will enjoy an opulent dinner accompanied by a spectacular show featuring belly dancers, acrobats, horse riders, fireworks and traditional Moroccan music. A memorable evening of entertainment and hospitality.
Discover the secrets of the ancient Medina of Fès with a professional guide and marvel at the history, culture and beauty of this unique imperial city. Explore historic treasures such as the famous tanneries, the oldest university in the world, magnificent medersas (Quranic schools), lively souks and impressive palaces.
This tour takes you to the impressive gates of the Royal Palace, the Jewish quarter Mellah with its distinctive Andalusian balconies, and the beautiful Jnan Sbil Gardens. Continue to the pottery district, where you can watch artisans create pottery, ceramics and traditional zellige tiles, before ending the tour with a breathtaking panoramic view over the Medina.
Visit the imperial city of Meknès, a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1996. Your guide will show you its beautifully preserved old town, including Bab Mansour, considered Morocco's most magnificent city gate, and the mausoleum of Sultan Moulay Ismail, who dreamed of building a second Versailles in Meknès. Continue to the ancient city of Volubilis, where you can explore 2,000-year-old Roman ruins, including residential houses, impressive mosaics, arches and even ancient baths surrounded by historic olive presses.
A camel ride at sunrise and an unforgettable night in a Berber tent. Discover the captivating beauty and silence of the Sahara on a private two-day excursion from Fès to Merzouga. Visit traditional Berber villages, ride a camel across the dunes, watch the magical play of light between sun and sand, and spend the night in a desert camp.
The medina of Chefchaouen, painted in shades of azure blue, is one of the most beautiful historic towns in Africa. At an altitude of around 600 metres, the town offers fresh mountain air and a maze of narrow alleyways, mosques, memorial sites and charming blue-and-white houses. Even though the imperial city of Fès lies about 200 kilometres away, the famous Blue Pearl of northern Morocco is well worth the journey.
We accompany you through North Africa’s largest souk – the spectacular El Had market. Discover Moroccan craftsmanship, Berber carpets, clothing, jewellery, art objects and antiques, as well as products for health and beauty, fresh fruit and vegetables and delicious street food. Your guide will show you how to experience shopping the oriental way.
Master challenging sand dunes on a quad and feel the rush as the spectacular Atlantic coastline unfolds around you. Your quad adventure through one of the world’s most beautiful bays becomes an unforgettable experience. Available as a 1-hour, half-day or full-day tour, accompanied by a professional guide and including all safety measures.
A true highlight: just one hour from Agadir, Paradise Valley reveals a stunning landscape of gorges, palm groves, almond trees, flowing streams and natural springs. Legend has it that Jimi Hendrix gave the valley its name in the 1960s. Hike through a forest along small streams to waterfalls and natural pools, where you can take a refreshing swim.
In just one day, discover the fertile Tiout Valley. During a stop in the “little Marrakesh,” admire the 6 km-long city walls, explore the small souk with its traditional craftsmanship or take a break with a freshly squeezed orange juice. Your guide will then accompany you to the Tiout oasis, a Berber village at the foot of the Anti-Atlas Mountains, located around 30 kilometres from Taroudant.
A beautiful palm grove stretches between several villages with red ochre houses, creating a truly idyllic landscape. From the hilltop, the Kasbah of Tiout offers sweeping views over the lush greenery and the desert beyond. You will then be welcomed to a local’s own home, where a delicious, authentic lunch awaits.
Souss Massa National Park spans 33,800 hectares between the mouth of the Souss Massa River and the Atlantic Ocean, encompassing seven villages known for their traditional Berber craftsmanship. The park is internationally renowned for its unique birdlife, including the rare Northern Bald Ibis. At several designated observation points, you can admire these species in their natural habitat.
Discover the coastline of Souss Massa National Park, from endless sandy beaches to dramatic cliffs overlooking the ocean. During a stop, observe local fishing boats and the beach of Sidi Ifni before enjoying a traditional Berber-style lunch. On the return journey, stops at the sand dunes and the Youssef Ben Tachfine dam complete the experience.
This excursion takes you to the mountain oasis of Immouzer, a lush green landscape filled with date palms, argan trees, cacti and wild herbs such as thyme and lavender. Following the scenic “Honey Route,” you pass through authentic villages along the Agadir–Immouzer road and discover the famous “Bride’s Veil” waterfalls.
Authentic, informative and refined. This guided city tour offers the perfect introduction to the spirit of Casablanca. Accompanied by a local guide, you will explore the iconic Hassan II Mosque overlooking the ocean, admire the Art Deco architecture along the Corniche, visit the Jewish quarter with the Danan Synagogue, and discover the colonial architecture in the city centre. Stroll through Souk Habous and enjoy Moroccan mint tea with views of the harbour.
Located about 30 minutes northeast of Casablanca (27 km), Mohammedia is a popular seaside destination known for its beautiful sandy beaches. The gently sloping shoreline makes it ideal for families, while surfers will find excellent conditions at Pont Blondin near Mohammedia. A true surfer's paradise.
Water sports, sightseeing and shopping in one day. Your private guide will accompany you to El Jadida, located about 1.5 hours (100 km) from Casablanca. This charming Atlantic port city captivates visitors with its Portuguese old town, a UNESCO World Heritage site, impressive historic fortifications and the nearby Sidi Bouzid Beach, ideal for swimming, surfing, sailing or horse riding.
From Casablanca, the royal capital Rabat can be reached in just one hour. Highlights include the impressive Royal Palace, the UNESCO-listed Medina of Salé with its narrow alleyways, and the striking Kasbah of the Oudaias, known for its blue streets and Atlantic views. Explore the historic Chellah complex with its Roman ruins and botanical garden, or relax with Moroccan tea overlooking the harbour.
Let yourself be enchanted by the famous Blue City. Your guided walking tour begins in the charming historic centre, followed by a stroll through the picturesque Spanish quarter. Explore the old medina, passing Place Outa Hammam, the Kasbah with its ethnographic museum, the Grand Mosque, and many other highlights.
About 30 km from Chefchaouen, the breathtaking Akchour Waterfalls lie near the village of the same name. Accompanied by your local guide, enjoy a 3–4 hour hike through stunning natural scenery with waterfalls, natural pools perfect for jumping and swimming, and lush landscapes. Along the way, you will also pass the famous God's Bridge, an impressive natural rock arch.
The charming medina of Tetouan is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Your guide will lead you to the city's most beautiful landmarks, including the famous Hassan II Square and the historic city gates Bab Medina and Bab Soltan. Depending on your interests, you may visit the Archaeological Museum, the Great Mosque, the Mellah (Tetouan's historic Jewish quarter), or enjoy a scenic walk through the surrounding area.
Discover the landscapes at the edge of the Rif Mountains in an adventurous way. Riding a quad, you will travel through mountains, forests and valleys around Chefchaouen. Your guide will lead you safely along varied off-road trails to scenic viewpoints offering spectacular panoramas of the Blue City and the surrounding mountains. After a short briefing, the tour is suitable for both beginners and experienced riders who enjoy more challenging terrain.
A visit to Ait Ben Haddou, perhaps Morocco's most impressive kasbah, is an absolute must. This fascinating earthen village lies about 30 km from Ouarzazate, the centre of Morocco's film industry, and is beautifully set at the foot of a hillside at around 1,300 metres above sea level. The historic site is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and has served as a filming location for famous productions such as Game of Thrones and Lawrence of Arabia.
The picturesque Fint Oasis, located about 20 km from Ouarzazate, is especially beautiful in the early morning or evening light. In the Berber language, "Fint" means "hidden." Your personal guide will take you into this secluded valley, where palm groves and traditional earthen Berber houses create a setting that feels like stepping back in time.
Located about 95 km northeast of Ouarzazate (approximately 1.5 hours by car), the Valley of Roses bursts into bloom each spring when thousands of roses cover the landscape. Enjoy the fragrance of the flowers, lush gardens and the maze of valleys and gorges. In Kelaat M'Gouna, visit a traditional distillery to learn how precious rose oil is produced and discover a variety of rose-based products.
Experience a true desert adventure in the vast dune sea of Erg Chebbi near Merzouga. From Ouarzazate (370 km, about 5–6 hours by 4×4), begin a guided camel trek at sunset into the dunes. Spend the night in a luxury Berber desert camp with heated tents, a traditional tajine dinner, and a spectacular star-filled sky. The next morning, watch the sunrise over the dunes and enjoy a quad ride before returning to Ouarzazate in the afternoon.
Discover Rabat in a truly individual way. Your private guide opens doors usually closed to visitors – from the peaceful Andalusian Garden and hidden artisan workshops in the Kasbah of the Oudayas to exclusive insights into royal districts. Experience the unique history, culture and hospitality of Morocco's capital beyond the usual tourist paths.
Cross the river by boat from Rabat to the opposite shore and discover the historic town of Salé, offering a completely different perspective on the royal capital. Highlights include the beautifully restored Medersa Abou al-Hassan, a 14th-century Quranic school known for its intricate cedar wood carvings, the Grande Mosquée – the third-largest mosque in Morocco – and the atmospheric Marabout tombs.
Located about 10 km northeast of Rabat, the Exotic Gardens of Bouknadel cover a 4-hectare private estate filled with ponds, grottos and tropical plants including lianas, giant treesand palm groves. Scenic walking paths reveal constantly changing views throughout the garden. During your visit you can also explore the museum housed in the former residence of French horticultural engineer Marcel François.
Riding a camel through the vast dunes of the Sahara is a truly majestic experience. On a guided camel trek, you will explore the desert landscape at a traditional pace while watching the colours of the dunes change with the light. The experience often includes one or several nights in a desert camp deep in the Sahara.
Under expert guidance, race across the ever-changing dunes by quad or buggy. Navigate challenging desert terrain, climb both low and high dunes and experience the thrill of this adventurous desert safari. An exciting activity that tests your skills and courage – and guarantees an adrenaline rush.
Experience the thrill of a Paris–Dakar–style desert ride. With an experienced driver, explore the dunes of the Sahara on a 2-hour, half-day or full-day excursion. Along the way, visit the village of Khamlia, known for its Gnawa music tradition, and discover palm groves with their ancient irrigation systems known as khettaras.
From your Agafay camp, travel to the beautiful Ourika Valley (approx. 50–60 km, 1–1.5 hours by 4×4). Together with your guide, explore traditional Berber villages and visit a local argan oil cooperative. The highlight of the excursion is the Setti Fatma waterfalls, a series of seven cascades with natural pools perfect for cooling off. Enjoy panoramic views of the High Atlas Mountains and lunch in a traditional kasbah.
Around Lake Lalla Takerkoust (approx. 20–40 km from the Agafay camps), gentle trails follow the shoreline and surrounding hills, offering beautiful views of the Atlas Mountains. These routes are ideal for one- to two-hour walks. Along the lake you will also find cafés and opportunities for outdoor and water sports such as jet skiing, kayaking and stand-up paddling, as well as quad tours around the lake and towards Agafay.
A unique experience: glide for 15–30 minutes above the desert and the Lalla Takerkoust reservoir with views of Jebel Toubkal in the High Atlas Mountains. About 1–1.5 hours from your desert camp lies a well-known paragliding spot at the northern edge of the Atlas. Your tandem flight begins from the Aguergour slope, with launch points between 950 and 1,250 metres, soaring over the Kik Plateau, Berber villages and valleys.
A must for the curious and adventurous: a hot air balloon flight over the royal city of Marrakesh. From above, your view drifts from the vibrant colours of the city to the vast desert landscapes and the Atlas Mountains. An unforgettable experience.
At Cap Spartel, where the Atlantic Ocean meets the Mediterranean Sea, enjoy breathtaking views of the Moroccan Atlantic coastline and the Strait of Gibraltar. Your private guide will take you to the famous Hercules Cave, a natural rock formation with impressive stalactites. The highlight is a rock opening shaped like the silhouette of Africa.
A half-day excursion to a fairytale-like coastal town: blue-and-whitewashed houses, a Mediterranean atmosphere and peaceful silence – interrupted only by the sound of the Atlantic waves and spectacular sunsets. Small artisans, painters and merchants bring the Medina to life. The charming Atlantic town of Asilah, located just 45 minutes from Tangier, reveals its most beautiful corners with your personal Morocco guide.
Within about two hours, you reach the Blue Pearl of northern Morocco: Chefchaouen. Blue-and-white houses form a labyrinth of narrow streets. The Medina is one of the most beautiful old towns in Africa, surrounded by the Rif Mountains. Stroll through picturesque squares, past blooming corners, mosques and memorials, and discover countless charming shops and fantastic restaurants.
From Boumalne-Dadès, your private guide will accompany you on your excursion to the “Monkey Fingers Canyon.” The “Monkey Fingers” rock formations are located approximately 9–18 km to the north, in the direction of the Dadès Gorge, with impressive viewpoints along the way. For experienced hikers, there is the option of a moderate circular hike (approx. 7–10 km, 2–3 hours, 200–300 m elevation gain), passing oases, rock formations and narrow canyons.
The town is considered one of the most beautiful and authentic oasis towns in Morocco: Tinghir is located around 52 km (approx. 40 minutes) from Boumalne du Dadès, on a plateau at 1,342 metres, set against the backdrop of the Atlas Mountains. With your private guide, you will explore the lush oasis, visit the Kasbah of Tinghir, and gain deeper insight into traditional Berber architecture.
Observe the Aït Atta nomads as they work with cheese or wool, admire the traditional earthen architecture, and enjoy panoramic views of the High Atlas mountains. The M’Goun villages in the Oued M’Goun valley near Kelaat M’Gouna (approx. 20–70 km from Boumalne) are reached on a guided 4×4 excursion via the Achaabou Gorge. Nomad Visits – M’Goun VillagesDriving time: approx. 30 minutes to 1.5 hours.
A city trip that makes the diversity of a Morocco holiday tangible. From Agadir over to Essaouira to Marrakesh.
Adults Only beach holiday in Agadir & Taghazout: unforgettable experiences on the Atlantic.
Experience a private round trip through kasbahs, oases and the fascinating vastness of the Sahara.
