$2999—Up to 43% off 15-day Morocco tour w/luxe Sahara camp

Morocco is one of those trips people dream about, but don’t always act on. It feels far, different and slightly complex to plan. Yet it’s also one of the most evocative places on Earth. Blue-washed streets that feel almost unreal, desert horizons and centuries-old medinas create an atmosphere that’s hard to replicate. This is why it’s one of Inspiring Vacations’ most popular tours. This 15-day small-group tour follows Morocco’s classic route. You start in Casablanca and Rabat, then head to Chefchaouen’s blue streets. Fes brings density and detail, where the medina feels unchanged. You then cross the Atlas Mountains to Merzouga, on the edge of the Sahara, for a desert camp stay. The journey continues through Todra Gorge and the Dades Valley to Marrakech, before discovering Essaouira’s coast. Exploring with no more than 18 travellers allow you to move more easily, with less time waiting and more time experiencing each place. It’s a comfortable way to experience Morocco without losing what makes it feel special.

Starting from $2999 per person, Travelzoo members enjoy exclusive savings of up to $2296 per person on 13 departures in 2026 and 2027.

What's included

• 13 nights in 4-star hotels and boutique riad accommodations
• Spend one night under the stars in a luxury desert camp in the Sahara
• Breakfast daily, 3 lunches and 6 dinners
• Fully escorted tour, with English-speaking guide throughout
• Dedicated coach transportation throughout

When

The featured $2999 price is available on 13 departures from 19 August 2026 to 19 February 2027. There are a further 46 departures through 2028, also exclusively discounted for Travelzoo members.

Book by 19 May 2026.

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Holiday snapshot

Casablanca - Rabat - Chefchaouen - Volubilis - Fez - Midelt - Merzouga - Sahara Desert Camp - Todra Gorge - Dades Valley - Ait Benhaddou - Marrakech - Essaouira

Itinerary highlights

In Casablanca, the journey begins with the Hassan II Mosque rising over the Atlantic, where intricate craftsmanship and ocean views set a striking introduction.

Through Rabat, a quieter capital, reveals coastal kasbahs, palm-lined avenues and the blue-and-white streets of the Oudayas overlooking the sea.

In Chefchaouen, the Rif Mountains frame a maze of blue-washed streets, where narrow lanes, doorways, and quiet squares create a slower, more intimate pace.

At Volubilis, ancient Roman ruins stretch across open countryside, where columns, mosaics and arches remain exposed against the surrounding hills.

Within Fez, the medina unfolds as a dense network of souks, tanneries and workshops, where centuries-old crafts and daily life continue unchanged.

Crossing into Midelt, the landscape opens into high plains between the Middle and High Atlas, offering a cooler, more remote contrast.

In Merzouga, the edge of the Sahara appears, where dunes begin to rise, and the light softens across the desert horizon.

Within a Sahara Desert camp, the experience shifts completely, with camel rides across the sand, a sunset over the dunes, and a night under the open sky.

At Todra Gorge, sheer canyon walls close in around a narrow riverbed, creating a dramatic shift from open desert to steep rock formations.

Through the Dades Valley, winding roads pass through red rock landscapes and scattered villages, where kasbahs and palm groves sit against the valley floor.

In Ait Benhaddou, a fortified earthen village rises from the landscape, where stacked clay buildings and narrow passages reflect traditional desert architecture.

Arriving in Marrakech, the pace lifts again, where souks, riads and the movement of Jemaa el-Fnaa create a dense, sensory city experience.

In Essaouira, the Atlantic returns, where sea walls, fishing boats and a breezy medina bring a cooler, coastal finish to the journey.