Questions & answers

Yes. Every Week in Morocco tour is a complete holiday of 7 days and 6 nights. We pick you up at the airport on day 1 and drop you at the airport on day 7.

Marrakech, Fes, Casablanca, Rabat, Tangier and Agadir. You can arrive at one airport and leave from another, which saves a day of driving.

Yes. Only you and your travel companions, with your own car and driver. You choose the pace, the stops and the photo breaks.

Of course. Our routes are a starting point. Tell us what you want to see and we adapt the 7 days to you and to your flight times.

Between three and six, depending on the route, plus the landscapes in between: the Atlas Mountains, gorges, oases and, on most tours, the Sahara.

It depends on the number of travellers, the hotel level, the type of desert camp and the season. Send us your details and we reply with a free, clear price, usually within a few hours.

Airport transfers, a private air-conditioned vehicle with an English-speaking driver, 6 nights with breakfast and dinner, and the camel trek with a night in a desert camp on Sahara routes.

Flights, lunches and drinks, entrance fees and local city guides unless stated, and tips.

Ask for a price through our contact form or by email at contact@merzougapackages.com. Once you are happy with the plan, we confirm your dates and reserve everything.

In a camp in the Erg Chebbi dunes near Merzouga, run by our local team. Camps range from traditional Berber tents to comfortable tents with private bathrooms.

No. It is a gentle ride of about one hour, led on foot by a camel man. Children and older travellers do it every day. If you prefer, you can reach the camp by 4×4.

From November to February nights can be very cold, sometimes near freezing, so bring a warm layer. Camps provide thick blankets. In summer, nights are warm.

Spring (March to May) and autumn (September to November) are ideal everywhere. Winter is sunny but cold at night in the desert, and summer is very hot in the Sahara.

Morocco is a popular and welcoming destination for travellers. Your driver and local guides are with you throughout the trip and help you with anything you need.

Many nationalities, including most European, British, American and Canadian travellers, do not need a visa for a short tourist stay. Please check the rules for your passport before travelling.

Light, loose clothes that cover shoulders and knees, comfortable shoes, a warm layer for the mountains and the desert night, and long trousers for the camel ride.