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The Blue Pearl
Affectionately dubbed the ‘Blue Pearl’, the mountainside city of Chefchaouen is awash with every shade of blue, making every street more charming than the last.
Camp in the Sahara
Take a camel ride through the Erg Chebbi dunes, stay in a desert camp, dine on delicious tagines under the stars and watch the sunrise set the sand ablaze.
Flavours of Marrakech
Learn how to infuse dishes with the aromatic spices of Moroccan cuisine. Dine on a feast fashioned by traditional recipes and your very own hands.
Seaside Essaouira
A charming fishing town where whitewashed buildings contrast the colourful boats moored along its shoreline. Enjoy the laid back atmosphere as you wander the narrow laneways and feast on the catch of the day.
Fes Medina
Explore the labyrinth of stalls piled high with leatherworks from local tanneries, naturally dyed garments, patterned rugs and fragrant spices. Beware of donkeys barrelling down the alleys piled high with crafts and fresh produce!
Recent Reviews What our clients are saying about their journeys to Morocco
This is a busy tour, we travelled 2,000km and saw a lot of Morocco. There were only 12 of us on the tour and we were the only Australians. Excellent Tour Director: Paulina from Spain and very safe driver Mohammed. Very windy roads through the mountains and some roads not in a great condition.
The 4 optionals were all very good though if you didn't do the extra camel ride on the sand dunes it's probably not worth doing the desert trip from Erfoud. It would be extremely difficult to visit the Fez medina without a guide. The 2 included dinners were very good.
Hotels were ok and you need to balance quality against the price of this tour. Most included meals were ok, sometimes breakfast was fairly basic. No hotels had tea/coffee making facilities, fortunately we'd packed our travel kettle and a supply of tea bags. My favourite hotel was in Erfoud, it felt like you'd stepped back in time.
Weather was excellent, blue sky and sunshine and quite hot - up to 33C. The heat is very dry away from the coast. You do a fair bit of walking on this tour and at times on uneven ground. You do get hounded by vendors but nothing that you don't experience in other parts of the world. Moroccans were friendly and helpful and wanted us to tell people to visit Morocco.
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Chefchaouen, the Blue City - with Bunnik ToursWelcome to one of the prettiest towns in Morocco, and perhaps even the world, beautiful Chefchaouen. Rising out of the verdant Rif Mountainside, this town washed in hundreds of shades of blue draws you in, even from a distance. Located north of Fez, heading towards the Strait of Gibraltar,...
