Morocco Luxury Travel

Marrakech behind its doors

The Bahia Palace, Jardin Majorelle and the souks with a private guide, then dinner in a candlelit riad courtyard you would never find alone.

Marrakech

Mar–May, Sep–Nov

A night under Sahara stars

Camel or 4x4 into the Erg Chebbi or Erg Chigaga dunes to a private luxury camp. Then Berber drums by the fire, and a sky with no edges.

Erg Chebbi / Erg Chigaga

Oct–Apr; cold winter nights

The High Atlas and Berber villages

Mule-supported walks between mud-brick villages below Mount Toubkal, with lunch on a kasbah roof terrace an hour from Marrakech.

High Atlas

Apr–Jun, Sep–Oct

Fes, the medieval city

The world’s largest living medieval medina, with tanneries, medersas and artisan quarters that have not changed their trades in centuries.

Fes

Mar–May, Sep–Nov

Spring: warm days, green valleys and wildflowers in the Atlas.

Autumn: golden light, warm medinas and perfect desert nights.

Priced to your budget, and built around your camps, the season and how you like to travel. In other words, there are no fixed packages.

Fly into Casablanca (CMN) or direct to Marrakech (RAK) via Europe. US citizens enter visa-free for up to 90 days. Private guides and drivers throughout; the desert circuit can also be flown to save road time.

Instead, we design every journey privately, with private guides and vehicles arranged where specified, the finest lodges, and a specialist on call throughout. At fly-in camps, game drives may be shared unless a private vehicle is reserved.

Spring (March–May) and autumn (September–November) bring the best weather everywhere: warm cities, green or golden valleys and comfortable desert nights. Winter is lovely in Marrakech, while summer is best in the mountains and on the coast.

Yes. In fact, the private camps we use have proper beds, en-suite bathrooms and dining tents. In short, it is glamping at a luxury-lodge standard, a night guests consistently call the highlight.

No. US, UK, EU, Canadian and Australian passports enter visa-free for up to 90 days.

Wonderful: camel rides, riads with courtyard pools, and souks that feel like a treasure hunt. Also, we pace the cities gently and add Atlas or coast days to breathe.

Yes, via short European or Casablanca connections. Many guests do Morocco’s culture first, then fly on to East or Southern Africa for the wildlife.

Spring and fall (the best seasons): Marrakech mornings around 55°F (13°C), sunny 75–84°F (24–29°C) middays, and mild evenings on the riad terrace. The Sahara swings hard, with warm days year-round but winter desert nights near freezing. Meanwhile, summer in Marrakech and Fes regularly tops 100°F (38°C); the coast and High Atlas stay comfortable.

One of the best introductions to North Africa, with short flights from Europe, riads with courtyard pools, and a souk that feels like a treasure hunt to children. Above all, the desert camp night (camels, drums, dunes) is consistently the family highlight. We pace city days gently and add Atlas or coastal stops so no one tires of medinas.