Morocco luxury tours: questions answered

Private, tailor-made luxury tours of Morocco from 3 to 14 days: imperial cities, the Sahara, the Atlas, the kasbah valleys and the coast, with palace riads, luxury desert camps and private chauffeur-guides. Every tour is designed for one client and can be adapted completely.

Yes. We are a destination management company in Marrakech and work with advisors and host agencies worldwide. Our trade terms are shared privately with each agency.

Send us a client brief or write to info@luxoriamorocco.com. We send our partner agreement and trade terms by email.

Only for travel logistics once they are in Morocco. We never market to your clients, and you remain their main point of contact.

Yes. We plan complete journeys or single components: a private transfer, a guided day in Fes, a balloon flight or a night in a desert camp.

Yes. Fam trips and site inspections are arranged through your agency’s head office. Ask us for dates.

Our Morocco luxury tours include hand-picked riads, hotels and desert camps, a private chauffeur-guide in a premium vehicle, private local guides in the medinas, airport welcome and transfers, and a travel designer reachable throughout. Every quote lists exactly what is included.

Yes. Every tour is private and tailor-made: your own chauffeur-guide, your own timings and stays chosen for you. We never mix travellers into group departures.

Always. Our itineraries are starting points. We change the length, the hotels, the pace and the experiences so that your luxury Morocco tour fits you exactly.

Our luxury tours of Morocco start from around €1,600 per person for three days and €6,900 per person for ten days, two sharing. The final price depends on the season, the hotels and the experiences you choose.

It is an indicative price per person, for two people sharing, with the stays proposed in the itinerary. Your final quote for the Morocco luxury tour depends on your dates, hotels and choices.

Seven to ten days is ideal to combine Marrakech, the Sahara and Fes. Three or four days are enough for Marrakech and the Agafay desert, and two weeks let you see the whole country at a gentle pace.

Spring (March to May) and autumn (September to November) are the best seasons for luxury tours in Morocco, with comfortable days in the Sahara. Winter is lovely for Marrakech, and summer suits the Atlas Mountains and the coast.

Three to six months ahead is ideal, especially for spring, autumn and the holidays, because the best riads and desert camps have only a few rooms.

In palace riads and boutique hotels in the medinas, kasbah hotels in the south, luxury tented camps in the Sahara or Agafay, and mountain or oasis lodges. We only propose places we know well.

No. A night in a luxury desert camp is a highlight, but it is your choice. Shorter luxury tours often use the Agafay desert, only forty minutes from Marrakech, instead of the long drive to the dunes.

A classic route includes Casablanca or Rabat, Fes, the Sahara at Merzouga, the Dades valley and the kasbahs, Ouarzazate and Marrakech. Chefchaouen, the Atlas Mountains and Essaouira are easy to add.

Yes. We start and end your luxury tour of Morocco wherever suits your flights, most often Casablanca or Marrakech, and sometimes Tangier, Fes or Rabat.

Yes. Chefchaouen, the blue city of the Rif, fits easily into a luxury tour of Morocco that includes Fes or starts in Tangier. One night there lets you enjoy its lanes when they are quietest.

No. We take care of everything in Morocco, from your welcome at the airport to your departure. Your travel advisor can book your flights.

Morocco is a welcoming country that receives millions of visitors each year. On our luxury tours you are accompanied by a private chauffeur-guide and local guides, and our team in Marrakech is reachable at all times.

Very much so. We plan family suites, shorter drives, camel rides and sandboarding in the Sahara, cooking classes and pool time, at your children’s pace.

Yes: honeymoons, anniversaries, proposals and birthdays, with private dinners in the desert, couple’s hammams and romantic riads on our luxury tours of Morocco.

Citizens of the United States, Canada, the United Kingdom, the European Union and Australia do not need a visa for stays of up to 90 days. Rules can change, so always check with your consulate before travelling.

Light layers, a warm jacket for desert nights and mountain evenings, comfortable walking shoes for the medinas, sunglasses, a hat and an elegant outfit for dinners. We send a packing list before every luxury tour.

Relaxed and elegant. In medinas and villages, covering shoulders and knees is respectful; in hotels, pools and restaurants you can dress as you would in any luxury resort.

Yes. Vegetarian, vegan, gluten-free, allergies and religious requirements are passed on in writing to every riad, camp and restaurant before you arrive.

Often, yes. We adapt routes, vehicles and stays, and confirm access details with each hotel in advance. Tell us your needs and we will be honest about what is comfortable.

The Moroccan dirham (MAD). Cards are accepted in most hotels and upscale restaurants; cash is useful in the souks and for tips. Your guide can show you reliable cash machines.

Tipping is customary in Morocco for guides, drivers, camp staff and restaurant service. We send a simple guideline with your travel documents so you never have to guess on your Morocco luxury tour.