When the desert heat gets to be too much, this is where we send you. The Atlantic coast is the calm side of Morocco — windswept Essaouira with its blue fishing boats and old ramparts, the long sunny bay at Agadir, fresh fish grilled right off the port. After the dunes and the medinas, it's the deep breath at the end of the trip.
We can run the coast as a holiday on its own, or stitch it onto a bigger Morocco route — a few days of sea air after the Sahara or the imperial cities. Tell us how much salt air you want and we'll build it in.
A welcome break from the inland heat — cool ocean breezes make the coast pleasant almost year-round.
Wander the blue-and-white medina of Essaouira — a UNESCO World Heritage site known for its art galleries, sea ramparts and busy fishing port.
A slower pace than the big imperial cities — perfect for unwinding and soaking up the local rhythm.
Sunbathe and try water sports on Agadir's wide sandy bay, or catch the wind at Essaouira — a paradise for kite- and windsurfers.
Eat incredibly fresh seafood, grilled right at the port or served in a little restaurant by the water.
We run the coast from the ramparts of Essaouira down to Agadir and the little surf towns in between — on its own, or added to a desert or imperial-cities route.
This 6-day Sahara desert tour from Marrakech takes you deep into Morocco’s south on a full desert circuit — over the High Atlas Mountains, through the kasbah country of Ouarzazate and the Dades Valley, into the golden dunes of Erg Chebbi at Merzouga, and back to Marrakech along the Draa Valley. Six days is the […]
6 Days | 5 Nights
8 people
The 21-day Morocco tour from Tangier is our grand tour — the whole kingdom, north to south, at a pace that lets you live it rather than tick it off. Arrive by ferry or flight in Tangier, wind through the Rif Mountains to Tetouan and blue Chefchaouen, cross the imperial cities of Fes and Meknes, […]
21 Days | 20 Nights
8 people
This 14-day Morocco tour from Marrakech is the complete kingdom in one private journey: the souks and palaces of Marrakech, hiking in the High Atlas at Imlil, the windswept Atlantic at Essaouira, two nights in the Sahara at Merzouga, the medieval medina of Fes, the blue streets of Chefchaouen, and the capital cities of Rabat […]
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8 people
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1 Day
6 people
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17 people
The 4-day Marrakech to Fes desert tour adds what every 3-day itinerary lacks: a full day in the Sahara. You’ll cross the High Atlas, explore the UNESCO kasbah of Ait Ben Haddou and the film studios of Ouarzazate, walk the Todgha Gorge — and then spend a whole day among the Erg Chebbi dunes: 4×4 […]
4 Day / 3 Nights
17 people
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3 Day / 2 Nights
17 people
This 9-day Morocco Atlantic coast tour follows the ocean from Casablanca to Marrakech — golden beaches, Portuguese sea forts, the artist port of Essaouira and the pink-granite valleys of Tafraout, finished with a full guided day in Marrakech. It’s Morocco at sea level: slower, breezier and far less visited than the desert circuits. Why tour […]
9 Days | 8 Nights
8 people
Want to add some sea air to your trip? Send me a message and we’ll fit the coast around the rest of your Morocco — tea’s on us when you arrive.
