Frequently Asked Questions

Completely private. Your vehicle and guide are exclusively for your group. We never combine separate bookings into one trip. You can also adjust the route, pace, and stops as you go.

Yes. We can start your tour from Marrakech, Fes, Casablanca, or any other city in Morocco. Just let us know where you will be and we will plan the best route from there.

Yes. Our Sahara tours include an overnight stay at a desert camp in Erg Chebbi with a sunset camel trek. Dinner and breakfast at the desert camp are included when stated in the confirmed quotation. Standard and higher-comfort camp options are available.

Absolutely. Every tour can be adjusted. Want to spend longer at Aït Ben Haddou? Add a day in the desert? Skip a stop? Just tell us and we will adapt the route.

October to April is most comfortable — typically 15-25 degrees Celsius in the day. Summer months (June-August) reach 40 degrees plus in Merzouga. We run tours year-round and will always tell you honestly what to expect for your travel window.

No. All our tours are private and depart on dates chosen by you. We do not operate shared group tours or fixed schedules.

We recommend booking at least 2–4 weeks in advance, especially during peak season (spring and autumn). That said, we can often accommodate last-minute requests — just ask.

Prices vary by route, group size, number of days, and accommodation level. Send us your plans and we will reply with a detailed, itemised quote.

Typically: a private vehicle with driver, accommodation, the Sahara camel trek and desert camp (if on the route), hotel pickup and drop-off, fuel and parking. Meals are included as stated in your confirmed quotation — dinner and breakfast at the desert camp are included when specified. Every quote clearly lists what is and is not included.

Our drivers speak English, French, and Arabic. We can often arrange a Spanish-speaking driver on request — just let us know when planning your trip.

Citizens of many countries, including the US, UK, EU, Canada, and Australia, do not need a visa for short stays. Requirements can change, so please check with your local Moroccan embassy or consulate before travelling.

Yes, children are welcome. Let us know the ages of your children when planning and we can adjust the pace and suggest suitable accommodation. The camel trek should be supervised for younger children.