Best Morocco Holiday Packages
Choosing among the many Morocco holiday packages on offer can feel overwhelming, especially when every itinerary promises the same “must-see” highlights. At Best Morocco Travel, every package is a fully private tour built around your dates, your pace, and your interests, led by a licensed local guide from the moment you land to the moment you fly home. No shared buses, no fixed group schedules, and no strangers added to your itinerary: just your own driver-guide and a plan that flexes around you.
Our Morocco holiday packages depart from Casablanca, Marrakech, Fes, and Tangier and can be arranged as a single city break, a desert escape, or a complete multi-region journey that links the Sahara, the Atlas Mountains, and the imperial cities in one seamless trip. Below, you’ll find a full breakdown of what’s included, the best places these packages visit, how much they typically cost, and the current entry requirements for American and international travelers, along with answers to the questions we’re asked most often when people start planning a trip to Morocco.
Why Travelers Choose Best Morocco Travel for Their Morocco Holiday Package
Booking a Morocco holiday package means trusting a local operator with your itinerary, your comfort, and often a once in a lifetime trip. Best Morocco Travel has spent more than 25 years designing private journeys across the country, and every guide we work with is licensed and vetted for their knowledge of the regions they cover. We don’t sell seats on a shared coach, we build one itinerary at a time, around one traveler, couple, or family at a time.
That approach shows up in the details: the driver who waits an extra twenty minutes so you can watch the sunset over the dunes, the guide who knows which side street in the Fes medina has the best tannery view, and the 24-hour support line that’s there if a flight changes at the last minute. It’s a slower, more personal way to see Morocco, and it’s the only way we do business.
What Sets Our Morocco Holiday Packages Apart
- Private licensed guides on every single tour
- No group departures, no shared vehicles ever
- Itineraries customized to your travel dates
- Hand-picked riads, hotels, and desert camps
- Local, native Moroccan drivers who know shortcuts
- Direct 24/7 support throughout your entire trip
Morocco Holiday Packages by Starting City
Holiday Packages from Casablanca
Casablanca is the main international gateway to Morocco, and it’s a practical, well-connected starting point for a private tour. A typical Morocco holiday package from Casablanca combines the city’s Art Deco streets and the Hassan II Mosque with a route south or east toward Rabat, Fes, Chefchaouen, or straight into the Sahara at Merzouga. Because Casablanca has the country’s busiest airport, it’s also the easiest city to build a longer, multi-region itinerary around.
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Holiday Packages from Marrakech
Marrakech is the most popular starting point for first-time visitors, and for good reason: it sits close to the High Atlas Mountains and is the fastest route into the Sahara Desert. A Marrakech-based holiday package usually opens with the medina, the souks, and Bahia Palace, then heads out to Ait Benhaddou, the Dades and Todra Gorges, and an overnight camel trek and desert camp in Merzouga. Shorter add-ons to the Ourika Valley, Agafay Desert, or Essaouira are easy to fold into the same trip.
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Holiday Packages from Fes
Fes is Morocco spiritual and academic capital, home to the world’s oldest continuously operating university and one of the best-preserved medieval medinas anywhere in the world. A Morocco holiday package from Fes typically pairs a walking tour of the old city, the tanneries, and the Kairaouine Mosque area with a scenic drive through the Middle Atlas cedar forests toward Merzouga, where the trip ends with a night camping beneath the Erg Chebbi dunes.
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Holiday Packages from Tangier
Tangier sits where the Mediterranean meets the Atlantic, making it a natural entry point for travelers arriving by ferry from Spain or flying directly into the north. Packages from Tangier usually begin along the coast at Cape Spartel and the Caves of Hercules, continue to the blue-washed streets of Chefchaouen, and pass the Roman ruins at Volubilis before joining the classic route through Fes toward Marrakech and the desert.
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All-Inclusive Morocco Holiday Packages
If you’d rather not juggle separate bookings for hotels, transport, and guides, an all-inclusive Morocco holiday package removes that work entirely. Our all-inclusive itineraries bundle accommodation, private transportation, a licensed driver-guide, daily breakfast, select dinners, and entrance fees to the major sites into a single price, so the only real decision left is which regions you want to see.
What’s typically included:
- Private, air-conditioned transportation throughout the trip
- Licensed driver-guide for the full itinerary
- Hand-picked riads, hotels, or desert camps
- Daily breakfast and most evening dinners
- Airport pickup and drop-off included
- Entrance fees to major monuments and sites
Top Destinations Included in Our Morocco Holiday Packages
Most Morocco holiday packages are built around a core set of destinations, though the order and pace depend entirely on how many days you have. Marrakech anchors most itineraries, with its Jemaa el-Fnaa square, Majorelle Garden, and the maze-like souks of the medina. Fes offers the country’s most intact medieval old town, along with the historic Al Quaraouiyine University and the famous Chouara leather tanneries.
Further north, the hillside town of Chefchaouen draws travelers for its blue-painted alleyways and relaxed mountain setting, while the Roman ruins at Volubilis add a layer of ancient history to any northern route. On the coast, Essaouira is known for fresh seafood, Atlantic winds that make it a surfing and windsurfing hub, and a fortified old port that feels far removed from the pace of Marrakech.
South of the Atlas, Ait Benhaddou and Ouarzazate showcase Morocco famous kasbah architecture and its long history as a filming location, while the Dades and Todra Gorges offer some of the country’s most dramatic canyon scenery. Most itineraries end in the Merzouga or Zagora stretch of the Sahara, where a camel trek into the Erg Chebbi dunes and a night in a desert camp under a genuinely dark sky is, for many travelers, the highlight of the entire trip. Shorter day-trip destinations near Marrakech, including the Ouzoud Waterfalls, the Agafay Desert, and the Ourika Valley, are easy to add onto a longer package without extending your trip by more than a day.
How Many Days Should Your Morocco Holiday Package Be?
The right length depends on how much ground you want to cover. A short 3- to 5-day package works well if you’re combining Morocco with a wider European or North African trip, or if you only have time for one region, such as Marrakech and the desert. A 7- to 10-day package is the most common choice for a first visit, as it comfortably covers the Atlas Mountains, the Sahara, and one or two imperial cities without feeling rushed. Travelers who want to see the full country, from the northern coast to the southern desert, typically choose a 12- to 15-day package, which allows time in Chefchaouen, Fes, the Middle Atlas, Merzouga, and Marrakech, plus a coastal stop in Essaouira or Rabat.
Best Time to Book Your Morocco Holiday
The best months to travel are spring (March to May) and autumn (September to November), when daytime temperatures are comfortable in both the cities and the desert, and the Atlas Mountain passes are clear. Summer (June to August) brings intense heat inland and in the Sahara, though coastal cities like Essaouira and Tangier stay pleasant with steady Atlantic breezes. Winter is generally mild in the lowlands, but nights in the desert and snow in the High Atlas can catch underprepared travelers off guard, so packing layers matters more than the season itself.
Booking three to six months ahead gives you the best selection of riads and desert camps, particularly if you’re traveling during the spring or autumn peak or around major holidays. Because every Best Morocco Travel itinerary is private and built to order, there’s no fixed departure calendar to work around, so flexible or last-minute dates can usually still be accommodated.
Entry Requirements for US and International Travelers
For most American travelers planning a Morocco holiday package, entry is straightforward. US passport holders do not need a visa for tourist stays of up to 90 days, and only a passport valid for at least six months beyond the entry date is required at the border. Citizens of Canada, the UK, Australia, New Zealand, and the EU generally receive the same visa-free allowance for short visits. As with any international trip, it’s worth checking your government’s current travel guidance shortly before departure, since entry rules and advisory levels can be updated with little notice.
Morocco Holidays All Inclusive 5-Star
For travelers who want comfort at every stage of the trip, our Morocco luxury tours pair 5-star riads and boutique desert camps with a private guide and driver throughout.
- Upgraded riads and resorts in every major city.
- Private guide and driver for the full trip.
- Fine dining featuring authentic Moroccan cuisine.
- Premium, air-conditioned vehicles with an experienced driver.
Family-Friendly Morocco Holiday Packages
Morocco is an easy, rewarding destination for families, and our Morocco family tours are paced to keep children engaged without overloading the day with driving.
- Camel rides and sandboarding in the Sahara dunes.
- Hands-on pottery workshops in the Fes Medina.
- Moroccan cooking classes suited to younger travelers.
- Family-friendly riads and roomy private vehicles.
Honeymoon and Romantic Morocco Packages
Couples looking for a quieter, more intimate trip often choose our Morocco honeymoon packages, which favor boutique riads, candlelit desert camps, and private excursions over busier group-friendly stops.
- Private candlelit dinners in Marrakech riads.
- Upgraded desert camps with ensuite tents available.
- Spa treatments and hammam experiences included on request.
- Fully private transportation with no shared schedule.
Morocco Holiday Packages for Senior Travelers
Our Morocco tours for seniors follow a more relaxed daily pace, with shorter driving days and accommodations chosen for comfort and accessibility.
- Comfortable, shorter driving days between destinations.
- Accessible hotels and riads selected for ease.
- Flexible pacing with built-in rest time.
- Experienced guides familiar with senior travel needs.
Customized Morocco Holiday Packages for Every Traveler
Whether you’re traveling solo, celebrating an anniversary, or planning a multi-generational family trip, our customized Morocco private tours are designed around how you actually want to travel. Choose an adventure-focused route with hiking and camel trekking, a culture-first itinerary centered on the medinas and historic sites, or a relaxed trip that mixes city sightseeing with beach or spa time on the coast. Travelers coming from the United States can also see our dedicated guide to Morocco tour packages from the USA for country-specific planning tips.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much do Morocco holiday packages cost?
Pricing is quote-based and depends primarily on trip length, group size, and accommodation tier. A shorter package with standard riads and hotels costs less than a longer itinerary built around comfort or luxury-tier stays and upgraded desert camps. Because every trip is private, prices don’t scale the same way group tours do, smaller groups and couples pay a different per-person rate than families or larger private parties. The most accurate way to get a price is to contact us with your travel dates, group size, and preferred comfort level, and we’ll put together a detailed quote at no obligation.
What’s included in a Morocco holiday package?
Most packages include private transportation, a licensed driver-guide, accommodation, daily breakfast, and entrance fees to the main sites on the itinerary. Meals beyond breakfast, optional activities like quad biking or hot air ballooning, and personal expenses are typically quoted separately unless you’ve chosen a fully all-inclusive tier.
Do US citizens need a visa to visit Morocco?
No. US passport holders can enter Morocco visa-free for tourist stays of up to 90 days, provided the passport is valid for at least six months beyond the entry date. It’s still worth confirming current requirements before you travel, since border rules can change.
Are your Morocco holiday packages private?
Every Best Morocco Travel package is a fully private tour. You won’t be placed on a shared bus or combined with another traveling party at any point in the itinerary; your guide, driver, and vehicle are reserved for you and the people traveling with you.
Is Morocco a safe destination for tourists?
Morocco is a well-established, welcoming destination for international travelers, including solo travelers and families. As with travel anywhere, it’s sensible to check your home country’s current travel advisory before departure and to follow the same common-sense precautions you’d use in any unfamiliar city.
When is the best time to visit Morocco?
Spring (March to May) and autumn (September to November) offer the most comfortable temperatures for both city sightseeing and desert travel. Summer suits coastal itineraries better than desert-heavy ones, while winter is mild overall but can be cold at night in the mountains and the Sahara.
Book Your Morocco Holiday Package Today
Planning a trip to Morocco starts with a conversation, not a fixed brochure. Tell us your travel dates, the regions you want to see, and the pace you’re after, and we’ll build a private itinerary around it, backed by a licensed local guide and a team that’s available throughout your trip. Contact us today to start planning your Morocco holiday package.