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I am so glad that I found Exodus Adventure Travels online and so glad that I booked my trip to Morocco with them. I was very impressed with how comprehensive the itinerary was and I am so happy that I got to see and do so much in fifteen days. There were lots of opportunities to discover and learn about the various places we visited, both with the group and when we had free time to explore on our own.
I really enjoyed the varied activities we did – hiking, eating in non-touristy restaurants, meeting locals, and, of course, riding camels – and I also really liked the different types of accommodations we stayed in.
The best of part of all was the fantastic guide we had who did an amazing job imparting his knowledge and sharing so much information with us about the history and culture and the people of Morocco. Mohammed is patient, respectful, and caring, as well as a great communicator who made sure that everyone felt well taken care of and that nobody missed out on anything. Thank you, Mohammed, for everything you did that made this trip the best travel experience I have ever had!!!
Walking on the sand dunes and doing a camel ride in the Sahara Desert. Also visiting remote villages in the Atlas Mountains.
Mohammed Ait Lmouden
Book this tour as soon as you can!
Great trip. From the desert to the mountains to the ocean! The entire trip was wonderful thanks to our leader Mohamed. Mohamed was a wealth of knowledge and always addressed any of our concerns. I highly recommend this trip
Sitting on the Sahara desert watching the sun set.
Outstanding!!!
Don't miss this trip!
I went to Morocco to experience a different culture and to see the beautiful country. Unfortunately, I had to leave the tour after day 4 due to some health issues. Our tour guide, Mohammad, was so helpful in getting me to the appropriate place to go on my return trip. He was an excellent guide that was knowledgeable, enthusiastic and very professional. All of us on the tour were very fortunate to have him as our guide.
Excellent
Visit Morocco! You won’t regret it!
This trip was a true delight! We got to experience so many sights, smells and sounds. From the many souks in the different cities, to the quant villages in the mountains and the edge of the Sahara. Though there are long drives, there is also plenty of walking in this itinerary, all of them scenic and memorable.
I loved riding the camel and viewing the sunset in the dunes of the Sahara. Be sure to take a dip in the Atlantic ocean in Essaouira!
Our group leader, Oulaid, was very passionate about the environment and about his country and traditions. He was always there for the group and organised many unexpected stops along the way which helped greatly during the long driving days, which made it very bearable. Our driver, Abdul Rani, was also the sweetest and most loving man and got us all safely to where we needed to be at all times.
Accommodation is not on the same level as in Europe or other first world destinations so set your expectations accordingly. Tipping is a huge part of Moroccan culture so be prepared for this as you even need to tip a dirham or two to use loos. There are free sim cards on offer at the airport. Trust your tour leader to sort out issues on the ground if you come across any so you can have the best holiday.
Great trip
Sunrise and sunset in the desert
Very good
Don’t over estimate their ability .
From the beautiful Casablanca mosque, to the awe inspiring Sahara, the timeless Berber villages and the bustle of Fez’s Medina, this trip gives you a full experience of Morocco.
Berber village in the hills. A unique privilege to see how the Berber population live and experience the quiet solitude of their life. The stars were just amazing up there!
Khaled was a delight. Patient, organised and knowledgeable. Always ready to have a laugh. Nothing rattled him, and he did have some challenges on our tour. We were always safe and well cared for.
Read the trip notes! This is not an easy tour. There is a lot of walking, quite a bit of which is on uneven ground, but if you like a weekend hike you'll love this tour. Embrace the experience, and fully explore this wonderful Northern African country.
This trip had everything – great guides, great food, wide mixture of activities, and eye-opening perspectives on Morocco’s history and culture that exceeded my expectations.
Sahara and Atlas Mountains - especially the camel ride in the Sahara.
This was my second Exodus trip (the first was the Baltics) and both group leaders have been fantastic. The Morocco trip was more challenging than the Baltics, for the group leader, due to the diversity and remoteness of much of the country to which we traveled - from the cities to the remote mountains and desert. Our group leader for Morocco, Kahled, made sure we were always well-informed and supported. He seemed to be on top of everything making us feel secure and always available for questions. His selection of local guides was superb. I give Kahled a 5+ out of 5 - and I'm an academic.
Go to Morocco...you won't be disappointed.
More spectacular than I imagined
Getting to stay in the village of Tighza
Khaled was extremely knowledgeable, patient and kind. He was an excellent leader
If you are travelling mid season, pack layers. It was colder than we expected.
We just returned from a 15 day trip across Morocco.
It was a fabulous trip with a great group of fellow travellers. Our guide Khaled was a fantastic, enthusiastic ambassador for his country.
We quickly became a great group of friends who thoroughly enjoyed all the sights and sounds of Morocco.
The camel trek into The Sahara was awe inspiring. We had a sand dune view of the setting sun.
Khaled was our guide. He was friendly and enthusiastic about sharing his country. He kept us informed daily of upcoming meeting points etc. and was highly organized. He listened to our desire for quick lunches and took us to amazing, affordable restaurants for dinner. He was fantastic for showing us the every day men/women of his country. He was also up for a laugh and joking around. He had to deal daily with 2 of our fellow travellers who were ill informed and ill prepared for this trip. He was very patient with their very challenging behavior.
There’s a lot of down time on the bus for long hours of travelling between cities. There’s also a lot of walking on uneven ground. Wear comfortable shoes. The 5 km uphill trek to our hotel in the High Atlas MTS was a surprise. Mules were available for our gear and anyone needing some assistance up the hill. It was quite arduous. We were there in early March and wore our winter coats most of the time. Our hotels were clean and ok. It was cold at night but all the hotels supplied lots of blankets. We all had a hot shower every morning. Other reviews spoke of inadequate hot water but we never experienced that.
What an amazing adventure this turned out to be. This 14 day trip covered 1300 miles through different landscapes, stopping off along the way and learning about this diverse country. Fez Medina was like stepping back in time with the narrow streets in the souk lined with stalls and donkeys transporting their wares around them. The tanneries were another glimpse into a bygone age. The Roman town of Volubilis was a revelation and the guide was superb. The Sahara experience is one I’ll never forget. Moving on we stayed at Kasbah Oliver in the High Atlas Mountains and had a glimpse into how remote some villages are. We had a really pleasant hike from Kasbah Oliver along a path used by locals starting in the cool of the morning and an unforgettable experience in the local small hammam. Our holiday happened to coincide with a large music festival in Essaouira which added to our experience, although sadly we were unable to stay in the Medina.
If I had to pick one inspirational moment it would have to be sitting on the top of a sand dune in silence watching the sun rise over the Sahara. Truly unforgettable.
Our group leader was Youssef and Mohammad our driver. Everything Youssef organised was with the group in mind and extremely punctual. On long trips lunch time food was preordered to save time in restaurants. The suggested places to eat at night were always very good. A few occasions we were told it was possible to purchase alcohol and that the venue we were staying would happily refrigerate beers/soft drinks or wine for us. Youssef would always help find an ATM or money exchange if requested. Overall he was a very thoughtful helpful member of the group.
There are some pieces of advise I wish I had had: 1. Some of my fellow travellers changed money at the airport and were talked into putting some money onto a card to draw out at ATM’s ….what they didn’t realise until too late was the £30 charge for doing so. As ATM’s are plentiful and also money exchanges there is no need to change money at the airport if you have a prepaid transfer booked. If you are staying at the Hotel Gossassine there is an ATM 200yds from the hotel and a money exchange a further 50yds on. (There is also a Carrefour supermarket located in the basement :100yds from the hotel in a shopping Mall) 2. I wasn’t sure what clothing to take, especially as Morocco is a Muslim country: I erred on the conservative side taking mostly long sleeved tops and longer knee length shorts. You actually only need to cover up when visiting The Hassan 11 Mosque. When in the seaside town of Essaouira there is a beach with people wearing swimming costumes…it had a much more relaxed feel. If I went again I would take more of a mixture of sleeveless/sleeved tops and trousers/shorts for June travel. 3. We stopped at potteries/argon oil/herbalists etc which were very interesting but were on the expensive side, however it was hard to tell if we would see the items for sale elsewhere…. I can tell you with experience that you will. There are good shopping opportunities in the seaside place of Essaouira and back in Marrakech on the final days. I just wish I had known that!