magical morocco
From the vibrant souks of Marrakech to the golden dunes of the Sahara, Morocco is a feast for the senses. Wander ancient medinas, sip mint tea under starry skies, and lose yourself in the rhythm of this rich, colorful culture. With its blend of Berber, Arab, and French influences, Morocco is where adventure meets enchantment—are you ready? Want to customize your trip? Just send us a message to get started today!
Magical Morocco
This 9 night, 10 day moderately paced adventure let's you explore the best highlights of Morocco! From the picturesque seaside town of Rabat, to the "blue city" of Chefchaouen, to the tanneries of Fez, the souks of Marrakech, and magical desert sunsets in the Sahara, this trip has you covered!
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Starting at $2630 minimum 2 guests double occupancy
(price decreases as amount of guests increases)
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Tour Highlights:​
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Guided tour of Chefchaouen, the iconic "Blue City"
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Visit the ancient tanneries of Fez and one of the world’s oldest universities
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Overnight Sahara Desert camp in Merzouga with camel ride
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Scenic drive through the High and Middle Atlas Mountains
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Traditional Berber family visit with fresh mint tea
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Explore Aït Ben Haddou Kasbah, a famous film location in Ouarzazate
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Guided Marrakech city tour including Bahia Palace and vibrant souks
Why visit
Morocco?
The Sahara as You Have Never Experienced
​Experience the magic of the Sahara in style with a luxury desert camp in Merzouga, where you’ll sleep in real beds beneath the stars—no roughing it here. Ride camels over rolling caramel dunes at sunset, then be welcomed with delicious Berber cuisine, live music, and warm hospitality around the fire. It’s an unforgettable blend of comfort, culture, and adventure in Morocco’s most iconic landscape.
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This desert experience in Merzouga is what dreams are made of.
Moroccan Cuisine
One of the best reasons to visit Morocco is the food—starting with a steaming, spice-rich tagine, slow-cooked with tender meats, vegetables, and bold flavors like saffron, cumin, and preserved lemon. From fluffy couscous and freshly baked khobz to harira soup and honey-drenched pastries, Moroccan cuisine is a celebration of flavor and tradition.
And don’t forget the famous mint tea—fresh, fragrant, and poured high as a timeless symbol of Moroccan hospitality.
Moroccan Riads
Staying in a traditional riad is a highlight of any trip to Morocco. These restored guesthouses, often hidden behind unassuming walls, open into peaceful courtyards filled with fountains, carved woodwork, and vibrant Moroccan tilework.
With arched doorways, intricate mosaics, and rooftop terraces overlooking the medina, riads offer an intimate and visually stunning way to experience Moroccan hospitality and design.
FAQs
Is Morocco Safe?
Yes—with the right precautions and a trusted tour company like Never Lost Travel, Morocco is quite safe. However, Morocco is quite a conservative Muslim country. Local customs and culture must be respected. This includes appropriate attire and respecting Moroccan laws. Traveling in groups at night, particularly as women, is advisable.
With Never Lost Travel, we handle all logistics, stay in reputable accommodations, and work with vetted local guides to ensure you feel supported every step of the way.
Do I need a visa to travel to Morocco?
U.S. travelers are able to have 90 day free visa upon arrival. Just be sure that your passport is valid for 6 months AFTER your departure date from Morocco.
Are there any health concerns?
As with Egypt, routine vaccinations are recommended. Please always refer to the CDC website for the most up to date information.
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As in Egypt, do NOT drink the tap water. Most common health concerns are stomach upset, dehydration, and sunburn. Be sure to stay hydrated, bring sunscreen, and bring medication for stomach upset. Your doctor may prescribe you a prophylactic antibiotic for traveler's diarrhea.
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In the large cities in Morocco, the healthcare is generally pretty good. Our guides will be able to direct you to the appropriate care if needed.
What should I wear in Morocco?
Morocco, more even so than Egypt, is a conservative country, so we recommend light, breathable clothing that covers shoulders and knees. Women will to have knees and shoulders covered visiting mosques, so a scarf is advisable. Loose linen or cotton clothing is perfect for the heat!
What's the best time to visit Morocco?
The best times are spring (March–May) and fall (September–November) when the weather is pleasant and ideal for desert adventures, mountain views, and city explorations.
Why travel with Never Lost Travel?
At Never Lost Travel, we don’t just take you to Morocco—we help you experience its soul. Our small-group trips are crafted for women, solo travelers, and curious adventurers who crave meaningful connection, rich culture, and stress-free travel. From the winding alleys of Marrakech to the golden dunes of the Sahara, we handle the details so you can be fully present for the colors, flavors, and warmth that make Morocco unforgettable.
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