From Atlantic Shores to Desert Sunrises: A Journey Through Morocco 13th November 2025

This journey felt like Morocco opening its doors one scene at a time. Casablanca set the pace with its mix of coastal energy and tradition, and the first visit to Hassan II Mosque left our guests genuinely impressed by its scale and setting over the ocean. As we moved through Rabat, the atmosphere shifted, calmer and more refined, with quiet gardens and historic monuments offering space to pause. By the time we reached Fez, the group was fully immersed. Walking through the medieval medina, watching artisans at work, and navigating the lively souks sparked constant conversation. There was curiosity everywhere, and plenty of laughter as guests compared finds and shared stories over meals.

The landscapes became the real surprise as we headed inland. Driving through the Middle Atlas, past cedar forests and unexpected alpine towns, kept everyone glued to the windows. The desert experience was unforgettable. Watching the sun rise over the Merzouga dunes in near silence was one of those rare moments where the whole group felt connected. Later, Todra Gorge and the Valley of a Thousand Kasbahs added drama and colour, with each stop feeling completely different from the last. Ouarzazate and Ait Benhaddou felt cinematic, and it was easy to see why these places have appeared in so many films.

Marrakech brought the journey to a vibrant close. The city’s energy pulled everyone in, from quiet palace courtyards to the buzz of Jemaa El Fna as evening fell. Guests wandered the souks, bargained confidently by this point, and soaked up the atmosphere. By the end, it was clear this tour wasn’t just about seeing Morocco. Our guests had truly enjoyed every step, bonded as a group, and returned home with vivid memories, full senses, and a real appreciation for the country’s contrasts.