Morocco ToursReviews of moroccotours.org

We had an excellent trip with our driver, Laaziz who could not have been more fun or professional. Our hotels were comfortable and we saw lots of fascinating sites. We especially loved L'MA Lodge in Skoura....what a special place. The Berbere Palace and a few of the stops were more "tourist places", though perfectly good....not sure what the choices are so I can't really double guess where else we might have gone....our only hitch was the camel ride at the Maharaba Luxury Tents....Having ridden camels through the Erg Chebbie dunes for 6 days a few years ago, I can say the ride offered at the Tent Camp were not great....very bad saddles...not enough padding, and no instruction,....and up and down such steep dunes that it was very unpleasant. Plus one of the saddles kept sliding sideways. We were thankful for the electric blankets at the camp...that was heaven....and the food was very good.

It was stunning. The accomodation excellent. The transport very comfortable. The guide Driss, was a gentleman, kind, efficient, obliging, knowledgeable. The tour guide in Essaoura , Rachuda was a gem. The desert experience was, exciting, safe, clean. The country is so welcoming, the landscape enchanting. It was simply the best time imaginable Howard Kelly and group Melbourne Australia

My Husband and I booked a 21 day trip through Morroco starting and ending in Casablanca , The entire booking worked perfectly from pickup on day one to dropoff on day 21. The choice of Riads was fantastic and Driss our driver was informative,punctual,helpful and a great driver. It was a great tour in a truly magnificant country and we are left with beautiful memories. We felt save and welcomed everywhere. Thank you to all involved in our booking especially Kit and Ruth and Dryss our driver.

We had a great holiday in Morocco. We really loved this country of great contrasts and friendly people. it was our first visit to Northern Africa. Contrasting landscapes, contrasts between the traditional and the modern. The madness of Marrakesh, the spectacular high Atlas, the awe inspiring Sahara and the history and tradition of Fes - just fantastic. Morocco Tours organised 4 days/three nights of our overall 11 day visit. We did a customised tour from Fes - the mid Atlas, the desert and the high Atlas. The organisation was first class. Good, safe English speaking drivers in modern vehicles and first class accommodation. Can't fault Morocco Tours.

Excellent trip planning process with great communication. The actual trip itself exceeded expectation from start to finish. Great people at all levels.

This was one of the best trips that we have taken. We only spent eleven days during the holidays and wish we had spent more time .We went to Casablanca,Fez , Quarzazate, Marrakech, High Atlas Mountain, the desert. We had a private driver - tour guide ( Younes) who took excellent care of us , always accommodating and pleasant and making sure we had a stress free vacation. We saw some fascinating historic sites and some really breathtaking scenery. You will take tons of pictures. If you go on December pack lots of layers and thermals . It gets colder at night specially if you spend the night at the desert. A great learning experience in a country of huge contrasts. Special thanks to Kit, Ruth and Younes from Morocco Tours !

Morocco tours provided excellent itinerary and accommodations and an exceptional guide/driver which maximized my families first time visit. We received an excellent value and created memories that will last a lifetime. I would travel with them again and confidently refer families/friends. Tim Mazur Albany Ga

We had a really good trip to Morocco. The driver, Hassani, was always punctual and helpful, and more importantly, a great driver. Guides were prompt and for the most part, good. It was certainly worth the longish drives to go into the Atlas mountains and the desert, this should not be missed. The trip could have been 2 days shorter. We are not big shoppers and the initial excitement of the medinas and its shops waned, and became more tiring than fun. Guides also take you to (perhaps too many) shops with very high pressure salespeople. Staying at a riad was interesting and although Riad Myra, for example, had delightful and very helpful staff, there are fewer conveniences than in a regular 4 or 5 star hotel. I asked for Riad Dar El Kebira, so have only myself (and a newspaper article) to blame. The room for my kids was so small, they could barely get out of bed on either side. The woman who runs it is a sourpuss. Both riads had too little lighting for aging eyes and very little clothes storage space. In retrospect, I would have preferred a bed and breakfast plan. And, I think future guests need to be told that they should always ask for a menu when they are taken to a restaurant for lunch. We only “wised” up half way though the trip when we had one lunch too many in Fes with the standard Moroccan vegetable salad, a choice of tagines and fruit and had paid over 1000 D. This same meal usually cost us half. Our guides in Fes did not offer us any options of restaurants as I recall. Our initial reaction to the Sofitel was quite negative as we waited for 45 minutes to check in, and were given 2 rooms right next to the loud speaker for the New Year’s celebrations. They did provide earplugs upon request and the actual celebrations were fun, and dinner good. Things picked up the next day and the food was really good, though the service is mixed. Hassani told us that the Marrakech airport had just been opened (or expanded?) and was now a serious contender for air traffic.