FamilyImperial Cities — 9 Days
9 days · 8 nights
Casablanca → Rabat → Fes → Bin el Ouidane → Marrakech
Morocco imperial cities on a 9-day private tour: Casablanca, Rabat, Meknes, Fes and Marrakech.
From USD 3,060/ person · 2 travellers sharing
Canada → Morocco · 2026 & 2027
Morocco Tours from Canada
Tailor-made, 100% private, quoted in Canadian dollars — planned from Burnaby, BC.
Private Morocco travel
Our Morocco tours from Canada are fully private, tailor-made trips from a BC-licensed operator (BC licence #80460) in Burnaby, and any proposal can be quoted in Canadian dollars. As of September 2026 you can fly nonstop from Montréal or Toronto to Morocco, Canadians need no visa for stays up to 90 days, and your day-by-day proposal arrives within 48 hours.
Booked the Canadian wayMorocco tours from Canada, planned from Burnaby
Most Canadians comparing Morocco tours land on the same question: book directly with a Moroccan company on the ground, or with a big international brand? Neither gives you a Canadian licence to fall back on. That’s the gap Gateway2Morocco was built to close. We are a Canadian-Moroccan company in Burnaby, BC, licensed by Consumer Protection BC (BC licence #80460), and we operate our own private Morocco tours on the ground — guiding since 1999, Gateway2Morocco Travel since 2006.
Every trip is 100% private and tailor-made: your own driver-guide and vehicle, licensed city guides in Fes and Marrakech, riads chosen for your travel style, and a route paced around the flight you actually take.
BC licence #80460
We are licensed by Consumer Protection BC, so British Columbia’s Travel Assurance Fund is available to our clients if paid-for travel services aren’t delivered.
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Quoted in CAD
Proposals can be quoted in Canadian dollars at the day’s rate. We accept Interac e-Transfer, Canadian Visa, Mastercard and AMEX, and wire transfers.
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Pacific-time support, 7 days
Our planning team is in Burnaby, BC, answering 7 days a week, 8am–8pm Pacific — by the same person who built your itinerary.
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Getting thereCanada to Morocco travel: the flights, as of September 2026
Canada to Morocco travel got a lot easier in the last two years. There are now nonstop flights from two Canadian cities, on three airlines, to three Moroccan airports. We don’t sell flights, but we pace day one around your arrival so you don’t lose your first day to jet lag.
Nonstop flights from Canada to Morocco
- Montréal (YUL) → Casablanca (CMN) — Royal Air Maroc, daily; about 7 hours.
- Montréal (YUL) → Casablanca (CMN) — Air Canada (AC72), most days of the week, daily in peak summer; about 7 hours.
- Toronto (YYZ) → Casablanca (CMN) — Royal Air Maroc, flying since December 2024; about 7.5 hours, roughly weekly in autumn 2026.
- Montréal (YUL) → Marrakech (RAK) — Air Transat, year-round, with fewer flights in winter.
- Montréal (YUL) → Agadir (AGA) — Air Transat, seasonal; summer 2026 flights ran June to October.
From the rest of Canada: one stop
- Ottawa (YOW): 1 stop via Montréal or Toronto onto a nonstop, or via Paris — 10–13 hours
- Halifax (YHZ): 1 stop via Montréal or London — 10–13 hours
- Calgary (YYC): 1 stop via Montréal, Toronto, London, Frankfurt or Amsterdam — 15–18 hours
- Edmonton (YEG): 1 stop via eastern Canada, Frankfurt, Amsterdam or London — 16–18 hours
- Vancouver (YVR): 1 stop via Montréal, Toronto, London, Frankfurt, Amsterdam or Paris — 17–20 hours
Our booking tip: if you live east of Winnipeg, a Canadian nonstop is usually the smartest play, even with a short connecting flight from your home city. You land in Casablanca without a European transit. From the west, compare a Montréal or Toronto connection with a single European stop — both land you in Morocco the next day. Routes and frequencies change seasonally, so check Royal Air Maroc, Air Canada and Air Transat for your dates; we confirm current options when we build your itinerary.
Departure citiesMorocco tours from your Canadian city
Each city guide covers the routing from that airport, the provincial health-coverage gap, the time difference and how we pace day one around your arrival. The trips themselves are the same — fully private and tailor-made — it’s the logistics around them that change: Toronto, Montréal, Vancouver, Calgary, Ottawa and Edmonton. Routing through the States? See Morocco tours from the USA.
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Morocco tours from Vancouver
YVR one-stop routings, our home city, and in-person consultations in Metro Vancouver by appointment.
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Morocco tours from Toronto
Royal Air Maroc’s YYZ–Casablanca nonstop, one-stop alternatives, and halal-friendly itineraries.
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Morocco tours from Montréal
Canada’s best-connected city for Morocco: nonstops to Casablanca and Marrakech, plus bilingual support.
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Morocco tours from Calgary
YYC one-stop routings via Europe, Montréal or Toronto, and the Alberta insurance picture.
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Morocco tours from Ottawa
A short hop to Montréal’s nonstops, bilingual planning, and the fastest routings from the capital.
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Morocco tours from Edmonton
YEG routings through Europe or eastern Canada, paced for a longer travel day.
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Prices and currencyMorocco tour packages from Canada, priced honestly
Our Morocco tour packages from Canada are private trips, so we price them by travel style rather than by seat. Published prices are in US dollars, per person per day, two people sharing:
- Classic (3.5★) — from USD $340 per person per day
- Platinum (boutique) — around $390
- Luxury (4–5★) — around $490
- Ultra-Luxury (palaces and villas) — from $750
Real examples, Classic style for two: the 9-day Imperial Cities tour from $3,060 per person, the 11-day Exotic Morocco from $3,740 and the 15-day Majestic Morocco from $5,100. Groups of four usually pay 10–15% less per person. Anything beyond that is priced in your proposal.
Want it in Canadian dollars? Ask, and your proposal is quoted in CAD at the day’s rate, so you see the real number before you commit. We deliberately don’t publish CAD conversions on this page — exchange rates move and a stale figure helps nobody. Pay by Interac e-Transfer, Canadian credit card or wire; wire and Interac earn a 3% reduction on the quoted price. See every tour at every style on our Morocco tour pricing page.
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Most popularExotic Morocco — 11 Days
11 days · 10 nights
Rabat → Fes → Erfoud → Merzouga → Dades Gorge → Marrakech → Casablanca
Experience Morocco’s four imperial cities, Volubilis and Erg Chebbi Sahara on an 11-day private tour with luxury camp, local guides and flexible start in Casablanca or Marrakech.
From USD 3,740/ person · 2 travellers sharing
Most popularDiscover Morocco — 13 Days
13 days · 12 nights
Casablanca → Rabat → Chefchaouen → Fes → Erfoud → Merzouga → Dades Gorge → Marrakech → Essaouira → Casablanca
Discover Morocco on a 13-day private tour: imperial cities, the Sahara, the Atlas and Chefchaouen.
From USD 4,420/ person · 2 travellers sharing
LuxuryMajestic Morocco — 15 Days
15 days · 14 nights
Rabat → Tangier → Chefchaouen → Fes → Erfoud → Merzouga → Dades Gorge → Marrakech → Essaouira → Casablanca
Embark on a 15-day private Majestic Morocco Tour from Rabat and Tangier to the blue lanes of Chefchaouen, the medieval medina of Fes, the golden Erg Chebbi dunes, Marrakech and Essaouira.
From USD 5,100/ person · 2 travellers sharing
AdventureTangier to Marrakech — 10 Days
10 days · 9 nights
Tangier → Chefchaouen → Fes → Erfoud → Merzouga → Dades Gorge → Marrakech
Travel Morocco from Tangier to Marrakech on a 10-day private tour, including Chefchaouen, Volubilis, Fes, Erg Chebbi Sahara, Aït Ben Haddou and the High Atlas.
From USD 3,400/ person · 2 travellers sharing
FamilyMarrakech, Atlas & Sahara — 9 Days
9 days · 8 nights
Marrakech → Ouarzazate → Dades Gorge → Merzouga → Ouarzazate → Marrakech
Experience Morocco on a 9-day private tour from Marrakech, crossing the High Atlas to Aït Ben Haddou, Dades and Todra Gorges, with a camel trek to a luxury Erg Chebbi Sahara camp and a free custom proposal within 48 hours.
From USD 3,060/ person · 2 travellers sharing
Your protectionWhat BC licence #80460 means for Canadians
Travel agencies based in British Columbia must be licensed by Consumer Protection BC. Gateway2Morocco holds BC licence #80460, and we also hold IATA accreditation (#96118831). In practice, for a Canadian traveller, that means three things.
- ✓A Canadian business on the other end — your contract and invoice come from a licensed company in Burnaby, not from an office abroad you have no way to reach.
- ✓The Travel Assurance Fund — Consumer Protection BC describes it as “a possible source of compensation if you don’t get the travel services you bought” from a BC-licensed agent. Claims must be filed within six months of the loss, after you’ve tried your credit-card issuer and insurer.
- ✓A regulator you can contact — if a complaint can’t be resolved with us, Consumer Protection BC is the body that licenses us.
What it isn’t: travel insurance. The Fund doesn’t cover a hotel you didn’t like, illness or trip cancellation, so you still want your own policy. Ontario and Quebec run their own schemes for agencies licensed there; as a BC-licensed agency, ours is the BC Fund. The rules are set out on Consumer Protection BC’s website.
Before you flyTravel to Morocco from Canada: entry rules in brief
As of September 2026, Canadians travelling to Morocco as tourists don’t need a visa for stays of up to 90 days, and Global Affairs Canada says your passport must be valid for at least six months beyond the date you expect to leave Morocco. Canada’s advisory for Morocco is “exercise a high degree of caution” — the same headline level it currently gives France. Provincial health plans (OHIP, MSP, RAMQ, AHCIP) cover very little abroad, so buy emergency medical insurance before you go.
We cover the details — flights, entry rules, the dirham, plugs, the Ramadan clock change, vaccines and insurance — in our full guide to travelling to Morocco from Canada, and the visa rules alone in Morocco visa requirements for Canadians and Americans.
Burnaby, BCSupport in your time zone
We are in Burnaby, BC, and we answer 7 days a week, 8am–8pm Pacific. For most of the year Morocco is 5 hours ahead of Toronto and Montréal and 8 hours ahead of Vancouver; in the Canadian winter it’s 6 and 9. Morocco also sets its clocks back an hour during Ramadan, so the gap shifts again for a few weeks. Once you land, you have 24/7 in-country support from our team in Morocco, so an evening problem in Fes doesn’t wait for Vancouver to wake up.
Best time to goWhen Canadians should visit Morocco
Morocco’s climate splits sharply by region, and for Canadians escaping winter the December-to-March window is genuinely good for the desert and the imperial cities: mild days, cold desert nights and thinner crowds.
- Spring (Mar–May): 18–28°C, wildflowers, ideal — the universal sweet spot, with the Roses Valley in bloom in May. Books out 4–6 months ahead.
- Summer (Jun–Aug): 25–40°C, hot inland, cool coast — Marrakech and Fes hit 38–42°C, so stick to the Atlantic coast or Atlas Mountains.
- Autumn (Sep–Nov): 20–30°C, clear skies, ideal — summer crowds gone, Sahara cools to comfortable temperatures, harvest season in the Atlas.
- Winter (Dec–Feb): 12–22°C, an escape from Canadian cold — Marrakech sits at 18–22°C in January; Sahara is sunny by day, cold at night.
The Canadian winter angle: a 10-day Morocco trip in January or February is one of the smartest winter escapes from Canada — nonstop flights from Montréal and Toronto, daytime temperatures warmer than Vancouver’s, and the desert at its most comfortable. For month-by-month detail, read our best time to visit Morocco guide.
Why usWhat you get with Gateway2Morocco
There are bigger Morocco operators, and cheaper ones. Here is what we do differently for Canadian clients.
- Direct, not wholesale: we operate our own tours, with no reseller or third-party brand in between
- Quoted in CAD on request, invoiced by a BC-licensed Canadian company
- Pacific-time planning plus 24/7 support in Morocco
- Owner-vetted drivers and guides: Brahim Jounh, born in Agoudal in the High Atlas, knows the people on your route
- Halal, kosher and dietary flexibility: halal is the default in Morocco; kosher arrangements can be made in Casablanca and Marrakech
- Fast, detailed proposals: a real day-by-day itinerary within 48 hours
- 4.9 on TripAdvisor from 300+ reviews
Good to knowMorocco tours from Canada: frequently asked questions
Do Canadians need a visa for Morocco?＋
No. As of September 2026, Canadian citizens can visit Morocco visa-free for tourism for up to 90 days. Global Affairs Canada says your passport must be valid for at least six months beyond the date you expect to leave Morocco. Check travel.gc.ca before you fly, as entry rules can change, and see our full guide to travelling to Morocco from Canada.
Is there a direct flight from Canada to Morocco?＋
Yes. As of September 2026, Royal Air Maroc and Air Canada fly nonstop Montréal–Casablanca, Royal Air Maroc flies Toronto–Casablanca (roughly weekly in autumn 2026), and Air Transat flies Montréal–Marrakech year-round, plus seasonal summer flights to Agadir. Flying time is about seven hours. From western Canada you connect once, in eastern Canada or Europe.
Can a Morocco tour package from Canada be quoted in CAD?＋
Yes. Our published prices are in US dollars, but any proposal can be quoted in Canadian dollars at the day’s rate, so you see the real figure before booking. We accept Interac e-Transfer, Canadian Visa, Mastercard and AMEX, and wire transfer; wire and Interac earn a 3% reduction on the quoted price.
What does BC licence #80460 mean if I don’t live in BC?＋
It means you are booking with a travel agency licensed by Consumer Protection BC, wherever you live. The regulator describes BC’s Travel Assurance Fund as a possible source of compensation if you don’t receive travel services you paid a licensed agent for; claims are due within six months of the loss. It is not travel insurance, so you still need a policy.
Is Morocco safe for Canadian travellers?＋
Millions of visitors travel through Morocco each year. As of September 2026, Global Affairs Canada advises a high degree of caution in Morocco — the same headline level it gives France — mainly because of the terrorism threat. On a private tour with a vetted driver-guide, the everyday issues are pickpocketing in crowded medinas and persistent touts, both manageable.
What’s the time difference between Canada and Morocco?＋
For most of the year Morocco is 5 hours ahead of Eastern time and 8 hours ahead of Pacific time. During the Canadian winter the gap grows to 6 and 9 hours, and during Ramadan Morocco sets its clocks back one hour, shrinking it again for a few weeks. We pace day one so the change is easy to absorb.
Should I get travel insurance for Morocco?＋
Yes. Provincial health plans such as OHIP, MSP, RAMQ and AHCIP cover very little outside Canada, and a private clinic or evacuation can cost thousands. Buy emergency medical cover plus trip-cancellation insurance when you pay your deposit, so a stability period for any pre-existing condition starts early. Our licence and the BC Fund are not a substitute for insurance.
How do I book a private Morocco tour from Canada?＋
Request a free proposal with your dates, group size, departure city and travel style. Within 48 hours you’ll have a day-by-day itinerary, in CAD if you like; there’s no deposit to request it. A deposit confirms the booking and the balance is due 90 days before departure. These are our standard terms — the exact terms that govern your trip are the ones set out in your own trip proposal and confirmation invoice.
Tell us your dates, group size and departure city — you’ll receive a complete private itinerary, quoted in CAD if you prefer, within 48 hours.
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