Morocco
Marrakech & the Atlas
A private riad behind an unmarked door in the medina, a kasbah in the High Atlas, and a night in the Sahara with nothing between you and the stars. Three Moroccos, joined by road, by helicopter or by air.
- Length
- Five to ten nights
- When to go
- Usually best March to May and September to November, warm days and cool desert nights.
- Price
- On request, built around your dates and group
A shape,not a script
This is how it often runs. Every day of yours is rewritten around who is coming, what they love, and how much they want to do.
Part 1. Arrival
Into the medina
Met at the aircraft in Marrakech and walked through the lanes to a riad of your own, with mint tea on the roof at dusk.
Part 2. In the city
The souks with a guide
The souks, the Bahia Palace and the Majorelle garden with a private guide, then a hammam and dinner on a hidden terrace.
Part 3. Into the mountains
A kasbah in the High Atlas
An hour south to a kasbah above the valleys: walks to Berber villages, lunch with a family, and snow on the peaks in spring.
Part 4. The desert
A night in the Sahara
A light aircraft or a long drive to the dunes of Merzouga, a camel at sunset, and a lantern-lit camp under the stars.
Part 5. Onward
Fes or the coast
The medieval medina of Fes, or a few slow days on the Atlantic at Essaouira before the flight home.
Everything,door to door
One desk, one quote, one payment. You get the plan and the paperwork; we deal with everyone else.
- A private riad, or suites in the medina
- A kasbah stay in the High Atlas
- A private desert camp in the Sahara
- A driver and private guide throughout
- Helicopter or light aircraft legs
- Hammam, cooking and craft visits
