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We handcraft every itinerary to match your pace and passions, ensuring a seamless and worry-free journey from the moment you arrive. Whether you dream of a camel ride under the Saharan stars, a deep dive into Jewish heritage, or a family adventure with teenagers, your perfect Moroccan story starts here

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For us, the true measure of success is a client's heartfelt recommendation. Don't just take our word for it—see what our travelers have to say about their unforgettable experiences with Gateway2Morocco.
"The trip was better than we expected! Everything was superb. Our driver Mo'ad was wonderful, the guides were knowledgeable, and the entire trip was great!"
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"The arrangements were very meticulous and well organized. The vehicle provided and the driver Walid were great. Walid was very professional and was very keen on meeting our needs." Sheryl S
"Brahim and his team planned everything perfectly, making the entire journey seamless and unforgettable... The warmth and hospitality of the Moroccan people made the experience even more special."
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"Thank you so much for an unforgettable experience... every stop in between ran smoothly. We had a blast with our different local tour guides."
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Our Curated Morocco Experiences
Explore the itineraries below, designed to inspire your next adventure. Remember, every tour is fully customizable to your unique interests and desires.


A journey into Morocco's rich Jewish legacy. Explore ancient medinas, historic synagogues, and vibrant Mellahs, connecting with centuries of culture and tradition across Fes, Casablanca, and Marrakech.








Explore Morocco’s enchanting north, from the blue streets of Chefchaouen to the ancient medinas of Fes. This tailor-made tour combines cultural highlights with a memorable night under the stars in the vast Sahara Desert.




A perfect blend of adventure and culture. This tour takes you from the vibrant energy of Marrakech to the peaceful serenity of the Atlas Mountains, culminating in a magical night under the stars in the Sahara Desert.


Experience the authentic Sahara. Journey through the dramatic landscapes of the Draa Valley to the golden dunes of Erg Chigaga, enjoying an immersive desert experience with our expert planning and local guides.
A Wealth of Knowledge: Your Morocco Travel Guide
Our blog is a comprehensive resource designed to help you prepare for your trip. Learn how to plan the best Morocco trip, discover historical wonders, and get insider tips for a safe and memorable journey.
The most visited destinations in Morocco.

Meknes
Meknes
The Medina of Meknes and the remains of the royal palace have earned it an undisputable place on the UNESCO World Heritage List. On El Hedime square, Bab Mansour, one of the masterpieces of Hispano-Moorish art, is the gateway to the medina. Don’t miss visiting the royal stables and granaries of Sultan Moulay Ismail. In the North of Meknes, stands the largest Roman archaeological site in Morocco, which is Volubilis. Triumphal arch, capitol, house of Bacchus, everything bears witness to the splendour of the city and to its economic and political weight. Being an imperial and eternal city, Meknes offers you the experience of a timeless stay full of heritage discovery.
Popular in Meknes and Volubilis
➤ Volubilis
➤ Bab Mansour
➤ Medersa Bou inania
➤ Mausoleum Moulay Ismail
➤ Royal stables of Moulay Ismail

Marrakech
Between tradition and modernity, Marrakech is the promise of unequalled sensations. Strolling the Jemaa El-Fna square and the souks with their shimmering colours and oriental smells, the red city offers you a complete change of scenery. Horse-drawn carriage rides, sunny terraces, travelling artists and other day and night activities will give a tates of wishful comeback. You will be able to admire all the architectural richness of the Medina, upon visiting one of its many Riads, small oriental palaces overlooking a beautiful patio. You can also relax and recharge at the Menara, a vast garden with an emblematic basin. Marrakech shower its visitors by its splendour and its diversity, you just have to leave the ramparts to be immersed in modern Morocco. The districts of Gueliz and Hivernage offer the most modern infrastructures, luxury boutiques and international ready-to-wear stores, airy avenues ; which all contribute to Marrakech's unique offering. Being a growing economic bustling city, Marrakech has special festive and cultural places, such as the « Palais des Congres » and the splendid Royal Theater. Enjoy Marrakech at night by discovering the many themed venues, trendy clubs and traditional evenings that reflect the lively part of the city. In 2016, Marrakech will host the Cop22 to help adress climate change issues, as a recognition of its new international stature and its considerable reception capacity.
Popular in Marrakech
➤ Jamâa El-Fna Square
➤ Majorelle Garden
➤ El Badîi Palace
➤ El Koutoubia Mosque
➤ The Menara basin

Fes
Fez has a special atmosphere. This 13th-century city is an imperial city of long-lasting multicultural history, that reserves unexpected surprises for its visitors. Cross the walls of the famous Medina of Fez, recognized by UNESCO as an outstanding universal value. Stroll through the streets of the Fez-El-Bali district. The Bab Boujloud is the easiest way to enter the Medina. In early May, the squares and alleys resound with world music, where the Festival of World Sacred Music is held in the former imperial capital, which occurs along with Jazz in Riads, one of the main events in the city's cultural calendar. Don't leave without having tasted the city's gastronomy, reputed to be one of the best in the world.
Popular in Fez
➤ Quaraouiyin Mosque
➤ The leather tanneries
➤ Tombs of the Merinids
➤ Nejjarine Museuml
➤ Moulay Yacoub Thermal Baths

Rabat
Rabat is a cultural city deep-rooted in history. Many masterpieces decorate its streets and squares. Visit the Kasbah des Oudayas which is a majestic and splendid architecture embellished by the surrounding gardens. Not far from the walls, stand the imposing walls of the Chellah ; a necropolis from the time of the Merinids. Crossing the walls is like entering another world ; walk among ancient vestiges, gardens and storks. Rabat is also a modern eco-responsible capital with its green spaces. Beautiful parks await you, such as the botanical test garden or the Exotic Gardens of Bouknadel which is a few kilometres from the city. Rabat boasts an outstanding coastline ; on the Atlantic Ocean shores, it has kilometres of well equipped beaches that lead to the neighbouring city of Casablanca. With its modern infrastructures and various festivals, Rabat is a living city. Airport, tram, shopping centres, cafés and restaurants, all the amenities are within your reach. Revel in bustling vibes of music that Rabat celebrates like no other city ; from Mawazine, to Jazz au Chellah and many others that fill the atmosphere with sounds and rhythms from all over the world ! Rabat is a city where the treasures of the past blend with the most modern and environmentally friendly achievements.
Popular in Rabat
➤ Hassan Mosque
➤ Kasbah of the Oudayas
➤ Chellah necropolis
➤ Archaeological Museum
➤ Mawazine World Music Festival

Chefchaouen
Built on a mountainside, Chefchaouen is a city with special vibes. Its unique charm gives an impression of unreality. With its blue-rinsed houses, the whole city seems to be bathed in azure. You walk around as if you were in a dream. More than just an ornament, the beautiful Chefchaouen brims with attractions. Its heritage is rich. The inescapable Medina, with its famous narrow winding alleys, is an opportunity to mingle with the local population, and to smell and taste delights: from freshly baked bread, to skillfully prepared tagines. There is also the Kasbah which stands in the middle of the old quarter: its lush gardens, located in the center of the city, are a haven of freshness. Its museum, which is home to a collection of old weapons, some photos of the city, and textiles, is a must-see. Boasting its unique geographical position, Chefchaouen is a paradise for walkers. The paths of the surrounding mountains offer pleasant hiking activities. You’ll explore a new side of Morocco, that of the Rif mountain range, as you stroll them. Make the most of your stay in the picture-perfect Blue city!
Popular in Chefchaouen
➤ Akchour Waterfalls
➤ Talassemtane National Park
➤ Grand Mosque
➤ Carpet Stores
➤ Old Medina of Chefchaouen

Errachidia-Midelt-Merzouga
Midelt, Errachidia and Merzouga lead the east side of Morocco. The first two cities show a mountainous country with the reliefs of the Middle Atlas Mountains that draw perfect nature. This majestic setting seduces and charms its visitors. It is also from there that the caravans used to leave, loaded with food, for Timbuktu and return. Merzouga is one of the Sahara gates, a small magnetic village located in the middle of the sands. It’s the territory of the Erg Chebbi, a world of dunes, palm groves, tracks and hikes. Roam through the desert and explore this expansive sand bathed in sunshine and a magic atmosphere. You walk in the middle of this arid vastness when you see a lake at the end of a dune: you’ve just arrived at Day Siraj. Stilts characterize its waters, flying doves and wagtails above which storks are hovering. In the middle of the desert is a wide variety of ecosystems, the richest in Morocco. The Moroccan east is full of curiosities. Get immersed in the mountains and deserts and say hello to a different country!
Popular in Erfoud and Merzouga
➤ Museum of the spring of lalla mimouna
➤ Oasis de Merzouga
➤ El Kheng and Tudgha gorges
➤ Dromedary caravan and night in bivouac
➤ Sand bath

Dades Gorge - Ouarzazate - Ait Ben Haddou
Setting out for Ouarzazate, Zagora, Tinghir is going for an extraordinary journey brimming with a breathtaking wonders. The region reveals to its visitors a diversity of incredible landscapes, from the singular atmosphere of the desert to the picturesque green valleys. It’s not a surprise that David Lean, Ridley Scot, Martin Scorsese or Alejandro González Iñárritu, have chosen this destination, just like their forefathers did who became famous for filming the record-breaking "Lawrence of Arabia", "Gladiator", "Kundun", "Babel" and mots recently « Prison Break ». Thrill seekers who eager for adventure and trekking, will find many tracks to take you to the edge of the desert. Meet camel drivers and their caravans at the crossroads of the roads of Draâ, Ziz and Dades, How about a night under a bivouac ? The dune of Tinfou, near Zagora, also called "dune of the golden sand", will give you an unforgettable experience ! Upon arrival on Tinghir, your journe begins from the Glaoui Kasbah where you’ll admire the splendid panorama, from palm grove to the Todra gorges, in the middle of the High Atlas. Be ready for a sensational experience at the door of the desert !
Popular in Ouarzazate and Ait Ben Haddou Kasbah
➤ Kasbah Ait Ben Haddou
➤ Kasbah Taourirt
➤ Ouarzazate Studio Atlas
➤ Festival of Roses Kelaa M'gouna
➤ Hike the Dades Valley
Most frequently asked questions about traveling to Morocco
Morocco is a safe country for tourists. However, like any travel destination, it's important to be aware of your surroundings and take precautions. In crowded areas like medinas, be mindful of pickpockets. It's also advisable to dress modestly to respect local customs and avoid unwanted attention.
Morocco is a safe country for tourists. However, like any travel destination, it's important to be aware of your surroundings and take precautions. In crowded areas like medinas, be mindful of pickpockets. It's also advisable to dress modestly to respect local customs and avoid unwanted attention.
As a predominantly Muslim country, it is advisable to dress modestly. This means avoiding revealing and tight clothing for both men and women. While covering the shoulders and knees is preferred, it is not mandatory. In the warm climate, loose-fitting, lightweight clothing is ideal. When visiting mosques or religious sites, women must cover their heads with a scarf.
The official currency is the Moroccan Dirham (MAD). It's a closed currency, meaning you can't obtain it outside of Morocco. You can exchange money at the airport, banks, or official exchange offices (bureau de change). ATMs are widely available in cities and larger towns. While credit cards are accepted in many hotels, restaurants, and larger shops, it's a good idea to carry cash for smaller purchases, especially in the souks. You do not need to always get USD, CAD dollars are as accepted in Morocco as USD.
The best times to visit Morocco are during the spring (March to May) and fall (September to November). The weather is pleasant during these months, making it ideal for exploring the cities and landscapes. The summer months can be extremely hot, especially in the desert regions.
It is not recommended to drink tap water in Morocco. To avoid any stomach issues, stick to bottled water, which is widely available and affordable. Use bottled water for brushing your teeth as well.
Moroccan cuisine is a delicious blend of Arabic, Berber, and Mediterranean influences. Be sure to try traditional dishes like tagine (a slow-cooked stew), couscous, pastilla (a sweet and savory pie), and a variety of grilled meats. Mint tea is the national drink and a symbol of hospitality.
While the official languages are Arabic and Berber, French is widely spoken, especially in the cities. In tourist areas, you'll find that many people speak English as well. Learning a few basic Arabic phrases, such as "Salam" (Hello) and "Shukran" (Thank you), will be appreciated by the locals.
Tipping is customary in Morocco. In restaurants and cafes, a tip of 10-15% is standard. For small services, such as a porter carrying your bags, a small tip of 5-10 Dirhams is appropriate. It's a good idea to carry small change for tipping.
Many women travel solo in Morocco and have incredible experiences. However, it requires a heightened sense of awareness. To avoid unwanted attention, dress conservatively (covering shoulders, knees, and cleavage), avoid walking alone at night in quiet areas, and be firm and direct in turning down any unwanted advances. Using reputable tour companies and staying in well-reviewed riads or hotels can also enhance your safety and comfort.
In modern hotels, riads, and restaurants, you will find Western-style flushing toilets. However, in more rural areas, public places, or traditional cafes, you may encounter squat toilets. It's always a good idea to carry your own toilet paper and hand sanitizer, as these are not always provided.
Morocco uses the Type C and Type E power sockets (the two-pin plugs common across Europe). The standard voltage is 220 V with a frequency of 50 Hz. If you are traveling from North America or other regions with a different standard, you will need a plug adapter and may need a voltage converter for devices that are not dual-voltage.
Wi-Fi is widely available in most hotels, riads, cafes, and restaurants in the main cities and tourist areas. The quality can vary. For more consistent connectivity, it's easy and affordable to buy a local SIM card from providers like Maroc Telecom, Orange, or Inwi at the airport or in city kiosks. This will give you access to data for navigation and communication.
It's recommended that your routine vaccinations are up to date. While no specific vaccines are required for entry into Morocco, vaccinations for Hepatitis A and Typhoid are often recommended as they can be contracted through contaminated food or water. It's best to consult with your doctor or a travel clinic 4-6 weeks before your trip for personalized medical advice.