Morocco Tours
Booking one of these amazing Morocco Tours will open up an entirely new world full of adventure for you.
Displaying 21 of 21 tours
Displaying 21 of 21 tours
Atlas Mountains
Jebel Saghro Mountain Biking Tour
Embark on a classic mountain bike holiday adventure in Morocco’s arid Jebel Saghro region. With the snow-covered peaks of the High Atlas to the north and the Sahara to the south, the climate of the Jebel Saghro in southern Morocco is the perfect place for cycling outside the summer months.
Atlas Mountains
Great South Morocco Mountain Bike Tour
The Great South Morocco Mountain Bike Tour invites you to explore an authentic Morocco, crossing the beautiful High Atlas Mountains, the Draa valley with his kasbahs and the breathtaking dry plateau of Jebel Saghro. Each day’s guided ride is full of magical discoveries as you explore some of Morocco’s most scenic landscapes by mountain bike. Beginning and ending in Marrakech, this tour will introduce you to authentic Moroccan culture, cuisine, and way of life.
Atlas Mountains
Mount Toubkal Summit & Sahara Tour
Can’t decide between an exciting trek and a fascinating desert adventure for your trip to Morocco? With the Toubkal Trek and Erg Chebbi Tour, you don’t have to choose. This tour is like an adventure highlight reel for Morocco.
Atlas Mountains
Deluxe Atlas Mountains E-MTB Tour
The Deluxe Atlas Mountains E-MTB Tour invites you to ride through sweeping Berber valleys, take and explore Morocco’s famous Atlas Mountains on E-Bike with an expert local guide. Meet the local people & visit fascinating Berber villages as you ride each day.
Atlas Mountains
Atlas Mountains to Atlantic Coast Road Biking Tour
Encompassing the best of Morocco, the Atlas Mountains to Atlantic Coast Road Biking Tour will take you through the scenic foothills of Mt Toubkal, Berber Villages, Argan Land, impressive gorges and the long sandy beach of Essaouira. This spectacular route follows smooth tarmac roads and climbs over high mountain passes that reward you with spectacular vistas of the High Atlas Mountains. A real highlight is riding through Paradise Valley, close to Imouzzer, where a palm-filled valley leads to a high pass with views down to the ocean below. After exhilarating days on your road bike, you’ll receive a warm welcome from a range of superb hotels including a traditional Riad.
We are here to help
Ask us a question!
We promise you will always have a real person to help plan your next vacation. A team member is always just a call or a click away.
Chat With UsAtlas Mountains
Atlas to Desert Mountain Bike Tour
Southern Morocco is a romantic and ancient land full of historic wonders, towering fortresses that rise from the desert, and green oases that give life. See all of this and more on the Atlas to Desert Mountain Bike Tour, an immersive 9-day journey by mountain bike through Southern Morocco’s best sights and hidden gems.
Tour group discount
Travelling with a group of 8 or more?
Contact us to get a group discount and pick your next adventure at a lower price.
Contact UsWhy book with 10 Adventures?
Your trip. Your way.
Make lifelong memories with the people you care about most. We specialize in custom & private active travel experiences.
Travel made easy.
Spend your time making memories, not planning them. Enjoy a stress-free vacation and leave the trip logistics to us.
You matter to us.
No bots here. A real human is always a click or a call away to ensure you get the adventure of your dreams.
Travel authentically.
Immerse yourself in the destination with highly-vetted, local tour operators who love to showcase where they live.
The Atlas Mountains offer spectacular treks and Berber village experiences, while the Sahara Desert presents opportunities for camel trekking and overnight desert camps. For those drawn to the sea, the coastal town of Essaouira offers windsurfing and a relaxed vibe. Don’t miss the bustling medinas of Marrakech and Fes for a cultural immersion!
In Morocco, discover a wealth of activities: desert safaris, Atlas Mountains hikes, Atlantic coast surfing, and explorations of kasbahs and medinas. Enjoy cultural tours, Moroccan cooking classes, and hot air balloon rides for stunning views.
The best time to visit Morocco depends on your planned activities and destinations. Spring and autumn provide ideal weather for hiking and city tours. The Sahara Desert is cooler from October to April, while coastal regions are pleasant year-round for beachgoers.
- Trekking in the Atlas Mountains - Explore rugged trails and Berber villages.
- Camel Trekking in the Sahara Desert - Experience the desert with an overnight camp under the stars.
- Surfing in Taghazout - Catch waves in one of Africa's top surf spots.
- Exploring the Medinas of Marrakech and Fes - Immerse yourself in the bustling life of historic medinas.
- Hot Air Ballooning Over the Atlas Mountains - Enjoy breathtaking views of the landscape from above.
Tipping is customary for good service in Morocco. A tip of 10-15% in restaurants and cafes is appreciated if a service charge isn't included. Tips for guides and drivers are also customary.
French and Arabic are the most widely spoken languages. English is increasingly common in tourist areas, but less so in rural regions.
A stay of 7 to 10 days allows you to explore a few regions, including cities, mountains, and desert. For a more in-depth experience, consider extending your trip to two weeks or more.
Visitors from many countries, including the US, UK, EU, and Canada, do not need a visa for stays up to 90 days. Always check the latest visa requirements before traveling.
The Moroccan Dirham (MAD) is the currency. It's advisable to have local currency for smaller transactions, although major credit cards are widely accepted in cities.
It's useful to carry some cash in MAD, especially for smaller purchases and in rural areas. Credit cards are accepted in hotels, restaurants, and larger shops.
Yes, Morocco is known for its hospitality and offers many family-friendly activities, from beach vacations to camel rides in the desert.
Trains and buses are efficient for city-to-city travel. Renting a car provides more flexibility, especially for exploring rural areas, but consider a local driver for navigating challenging roads.
Yes, it's possible, especially in cities and tourist-friendly areas. However, hiring a guide can enhance your experience, particularly in the medinas and for desert expeditions.
Guided tours are highly recommended for exploring Morocco’s diverse landscapes and cultural sites, offering insights you might miss on your own.
Morocco operates on Western European Time (WET), UTC +0, but observes daylight saving time, making it UTC +1 during this period.
From luxury riads and hotels to budget hostels and traditional guesthouses (dar and riad), Morocco offers a wide range of accommodation options.
Pack versatile clothing for varied climates, conservative attire for visiting religious sites, sunscreen, and a hat for sun protection. Comfortable walking shoes are a must.
It's recommended to drink bottled or filtered water to avoid stomach upsets.
Dress modestly, especially when visiting religious sites. It's respectful to ask permission before taking photos of people.
Don’t miss trying tagine, couscous, pastilla, and mint tea. Moroccan cuisine offers a rich array of flavors worth exploring.