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65 Reviews

4.4 out of 5

Reviewed May 2011

MARRAKECH & THE SAHARA

Morocco is a wonderful country where in May you can experinece life amongst the dunes in the Sahara desert and snow in the High Atlas. As an added bonus the night sky is awe inspiring, we never realised the Milky Way could be so dramatic.

Most Inspirational Moment

After calling in on a lesson in the village primary school and being persuaded to join a hastily formed girl football team, the joy in the face of the girls when they scored the first goal against the boys' team.

Thoughts on Group Leader

His command of a range of languages was amazing and his flexible approach to the itinerary made the trip even more enjoyable.

Advice for Potential Travellers

Make sure you take a long scarf that can cover your head, neck and most of your face for your trip in to the Sahara.

Reviewed May 2011

MARRAKECH & THE SAHARA

We had a fantastic group which made the trip an injoyment. The bedouin camp was lacking along with the camel ride but the overall tour was definently a great tour for anybody looking for a week in morocco.

Most Inspirational Moment

The geet in the high Atlas was a all around amazing experiance that I would do again.

Thoughts on Group Leader

Our group leader was good, and organised!

Advice for Potential Travellers

Watch out in the Marrakesh main square exspecially if female. Dont take pictures of people they WILL ask for money!

Reviewed April 2011

MARRAKECH & THE SAHARA

One of the best weeks of my life! I learnt so much about the life, culture, geography and history of Morocco, as well as how to sit on a camel and not get too sore! The people were fabulous and only a week after arriving back a few of us have met up and re-lived our experiences.

Most Inspirational Moment

Sleeping under the stars...

Thoughts on Group Leader

Our leader was suberb- he knew when to give us a break or encourage us when we were tired. We learnt all about Berber life and he didn't tire of us asking questions all the time!He said that he hoped our visit to Morocco would 'change us in some way'. It certainly has.

Advice for Potential Travellers

Go!

Reviewed January 2011

MARRAKECH & THE SAHARA

Overall a great trip, with the contrasts of the Sahara, the Atlas mountains & Marrakech, & some great food!

Most Inspirational Moment

I enjoyed the whole trip, but the best bits were probably the climb up one of the Atlas mountains - fantastic views, & well worth the effort - and camel trekking to the Bedouin camp.

Thoughts on Group Leader

Muhammad was a very knowledgeable and helpful leader, with a good sense of humour! He was also very good at finding us some nice places for lunch!

Advice for Potential Travellers

We travelled in January, which is a great time to go in terms of there not being too many tourists, but it was very cold in the evenings, so I'd advise taking some extra layers if travelling in the winter! Also, our luggage didn't make the connecting flight to Ouarzazate, meaning we had to spend 3 days with only the clothes we wore on the plane & whatever was in our hand luggage! Apparently this can happen regularly, so it would be a good idea to take a few emergency clothes etc. in your hand luggage - especially as the second night is in the Bedouin camp.

Reviewed January 2011

MARRAKECH & THE SAHARA

The trip was a good mix of sand, hills and town! We got to see lots of ‘real’ local life and felt quite remote but arriving in the ‘city’ was a bit of a shock to the system after all that peace and quiet!

Most Inspirational Moment

Probably seeing people still relying on donkeys for work and washing clothes in the the stream - humblimg to realise how much we have that we probably don't need. Mind you, getting a better mobile signal in the Sahara than I do at home was also quite up there!

Thoughts on Group Leader

He was very good. He made sure he spent time with each member of the group each day and made sure all needs and fitness levels were catered for and felt inclusive.

Advice for Potential Travellers

Book a few days more in Marrakech - the time we had on this trip wasn't long enough. Also, change your money back before you go through passport control. THere are no money exchanges once you are in the waiting area and the airport shops only take Euro.....

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