Relive the past in Fes, Camp on the sandy dunes of the Sahara, Trek through the impressive Todra Gorge, Relax with a cup of tea in remote Imlil, Indulge your senses in the souqs of Marrakesh, kick back in the stunning coastal town of Essaouira
Come and see the kaleidoscope of colours that is Morocco. From the snowcapped Atlas Mountains to the endless sands of the Sahara, the medieval old town of Fes to the spice markets of Marrakesh, the rich history and traditions of this ancient land await.
These trips depart weekly. The trip costs £405, with a local payment of 300 Euros, this should be paid on the first day of your trip locally.
Wander amid faded French architecture and enjoy the colour and chaos of the souqs in this romantic city.
Take a stroll through Rabat's serene Old Quarter en route to Meknes, capital of Morocco's last golden age and site of Sultan Moulay Ismail's version of Versailles.
Travel back to the days of the Roman Empire on a guided tour at the ruins of Volubilis. In medieval Fes, wander the labyrinthine alleys of the medina and listen to the call to prayer overlooking the Old Town at sunset.
Journey through the cedar forests of the Middle Atlas to the town of Midelt a peaceful and stunningly beautiful rural area. Along the way, visit a handicraft workshop run by Franciscan nuns - a great place to pick up a souvenir.
After a camel ride into the desert, attempt a climb of the towering dunes. Later fall asleep in our desert camp under the countless Saharan stars and to the soft beat of traditional Berber drumming
Wake early and watch the sunrise over the desert before heading to the impressive Todra Gorge. For the energetic, take the option of trekking into Nomad country for spectacular views and scenery. Otherwise a more leisurely walk through the pretty palmeraies, or simply relax with a glass of mint tea.
Pass through Morocco's film capital, Ouarzazate, on the way to the ancient fortified city of Ait Benhaddou. Explore the streets of this clay kasbah at a relaxed pace, and finish off the day with a meal of the best couscous in the country.
Perched on a rocky outcrop, remote Armed near the village of Imlil offers panoramic views as well as a chance to experience traditional Berber culture.
With its whitewashed houses and colourful fishing boats, Essaouira is a gem. Get acquainted with the town's fascinating history on a guided walking tour, then there's free time to wander along the beach and dine on fresh seafood.
Let your senses guide the way through the tantalising spice market and dine al fresco at a foodstall in Djemaa el-Fna, or escape the buzz of the city in the shaded rooms of the Palais de la Bahia, a superb example of Muslim architecture
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