Private tours from Marrakech

A short trip into the High Atlas for travellers who want mountain villages and walking trails without giving up a whole week. Based out of a valley guesthouse, with day walks between Berber villages and irrigated terraces.

For travellers with four days, not eight. The same dunes as our longer routes, reached and left by the most direct road, with one full day to actually be there.

A short trip for travellers who want the medina experience without the desert heat: two nights by the Atlantic in Essaouira, an easy two-and-a-half-hour drive from Marrakech.

A private route over the Atlas passes and down into the Sahara, with two nights to actually sit still in the dunes instead of rushing through them. We end in Fez instead of backtracking to Marrakech, so every day moves forward.

The four imperial cities without a single night in the desert: for travellers who came for the architecture, the history, and the medinas, and would rather spend the extra days there than in a 4x4.

Built around markets, kitchens, and a coastal seafood grill rather than monuments: for travellers who'd rather learn to make a tagine than photograph one.

North to the blue town most Marrakech-based itineraries skip, with the Hassan II Mosque and the Fez medina worked into the same loop so the long drives earn their keep.

A women-only trip built around hammam rituals, a yoga session or two, and unhurried time in two of Morocco's most walkable cities: with the pace led by rest as much as sightseeing.

A pace built for families rather than a shortened adult itinerary: shorter driving days, kid-friendly activities between the sights, and stays chosen for pools and space as much as character.

The same route as our classic circuits, upgraded throughout: boutique riads and kasbahs instead of guesthouses, a private luxury desert camp, and a pace built with real rest days, not just travel days.

Built around light, not sights: golden hour at Ait Benhaddou, sunrise over the dunes, and Chefchaouen's blue lanes in the quiet of early morning, with a schedule that treats waking up at 5am as the plan, not the sacrifice.

A full loop for travellers with two weeks and a wish to see most of what Morocco offers: mountains, desert, the imperial north, and a few days by the Atlantic to finish. This is the version we most often end up rebuilding from scratch around a specific traveller, so treat it as a starting draft, not a fixed plan.