Morocco Luxury Tours: Private Trips Run by Our Own Team in Morocco
Morocco Heritage Tours plans and runs Morocco Luxury Tours for travelers who want comfort, privacy and an easy pace. You get a private car, a licensed driver, licensed city guides and hand picked riads (courtyard guesthouses). Mustapha plans your route from our Marrakech office and stays on WhatsApp from arrival to departure.
- 15+ years in Moroccan tourism
- Licensed tour company and licensed drivers
- Private tours in English, Spanish and Italian
- Replies within 10 minutes
- No commission shops
Best Luxury Morocco Tour Packages
Our tours are private and fully flexible. Each tour comes with three hotel levels: Standard, Superior or Luxury. You can upgrade any hotel.
Ait Benhaddou
10 Day Tour from Marrakech
Cross the High Atlas to Aït Benhaddou and the Erg Chebbi dunes. End in Fes and Chefchaouen.
- 9 nights
- Desert tent
- Private car & guides
Marrakech
12 Day Tour from Marrakech
The same loop at a slower pace, with two nights by the sea in Essaouira.
- 11 nights
- Desert tent
- Private car & guides
Casablanca
10 Day Tour from Casablanca
Start at the Hassan II Mosque, see Rabat, Meknes and Fes, then cross the Sahara to Marrakech.
- 9 nights
- Desert tent
- Private car & guides
Casablanca
12 Day Tour from Casablanca
Every region in one trip, with blue Chefchaouen and the Atlantic coast at Essaouira.
- 11 nights
- Desert tent
- Private car & guides
For couples
Morocco Honeymoon Tour
Riad suites, a hammam for two and a private dinner in the dunes.
- 6 nights
- Desert tent
- Private car & driver
Desert
3 Day Desert Tour from Marrakech to Merzouga
The fastest way to the dunes. Cross the Tizi n’Tichka pass and visit Aït Benhaddou.
- 2 nights
- Desert tent
- Private 4×4 & driver
Merzouga Desert
4 Day Desert Tour from Marrakech to Merzouga
The same route at a calmer pace, with an extra night in Skoura or the Dades Valley.
- 3 nights
- Desert tent
- Private 4×4 & driver
Marrakech / Fes
3 Day Desert Tour from Marrakech to Fes
A one way route to Fes past Aït Benhaddou, the Dades Valley and Merzouga.
- 2 nights
- Desert tent
- Private 4×4 & driver
How Many Days in Morocco Is Enough?
Seven days is the minimum for a first trip. Ten to twelve days lets you add Fes, the Sahara and the coast without rushing. Two weeks is not too much. It adds Chefchaouen, Essaouira or a slow stay in the High Atlas. With only 3 or 4 days, pick one region, such as the Sahara from Marrakech. Plan at least two nights in each main city.
3–4 Days
Pick one region, such as the Sahara from Marrakech.
7 Days
The minimum for a first trip.
10–12 Days
Add Fes, the Sahara and the coast without rushing.
14 Days
Add Chefchaouen, Essaouira or a slow stay in the High Atlas.
What a Private Morocco Luxury Tours Includes
Here is what you actually get on every tour.
Meet Mustapha
Mustapha founded Morocco Heritage Tours and has worked in Moroccan tourism for more than 15 years. He speaks English, Spanish and Italian.
Why Choose Our Morocco Luxury Tours?
We live in Marrakech and run every trip ourselves. You deal with the same person from first message to last day.
How Booking and Payment Work
Send Your Details
Send us your dates, group size and interests by form or WhatsApp. We usually reply within 10 minutes.
Receive Your Itinerary
Mustapha sends you a private itinerary with named hotels and a full price in writing.
Pay a 30% Deposit
Pay a 30% deposit by bank transfer or card to confirm your trip.
Pay the Balance
Pay the balance 30 days before you arrive. If you book within 30 days of your trip, you pay in full at booking.
Cancellation and refunds
- More than 30 days before arrival: we refund your deposit. We keep only non refundable hotel or camp costs, and we name these when you book.
- 15 to 30 days before arrival: we refund 50% of the total price.
- 14 days or less before arrival: no refund.
- Want to change your dates? We move your trip at no extra cost when the hotels allow it.
- If we ever cancel your trip, you get a full refund.
What Our Guests Say About Their Luxury Morocco Tours?
A Memorable Journey Through Morocco
“Morocco was an incredible experience from beginning to end. We loved exploring the streets of Fes, discovering Marrakech, and enjoying the beautiful landscapes along the way. Our guide Mustapha helped us appreciate the local culture and history. Having a private driver made the journey comfortable and flexible.”
An Unforgettable Night in the Sahara
“The Sahara Desert was the highlight of our trip. Watching the sunset over the dunes and spending the night at a desert camp made the experience truly special. Mustapha helped make our journey memorable, and we loved discovering a different side of Morocco beyond the cities.”
A Wonderful Family Holiday in Morocco
“Exploring Morocco as a family was a fantastic experience. We enjoyed visiting historic cities, learning about Moroccan traditions, and seeing the beautiful scenery together. Mustapha made the cultural visits interesting, and having private transport gave us more flexibility throughout the trip.”
Luxury Accommodation in Morocco
Here is what each type of stay feels like.
Boutique Riads in Marrakech and Fes
A riad has a small number of rooms around a courtyard with a fountain or plunge pool. From the lane outside, you see only a plain wall and a door. Inside, it is calm and cool. Riads put you in the medina, close to the sights. Two honest notes. Pools are small, and you may hear the dawn call to prayer. In Marrakech, we often book Riad Kniza and El Fenn. In Fes, we often book Riad Fès.
Kasbahs and Mountain Lodges
A kasbah is a fortified house of rammed earth, often with towers. In Skoura, the Dades Valley and the High Atlas, many now work as small hotels. They have gardens, pools and mountain views. Families like them for the space.
Palace Hotels in Marrakech and the Atlas
Want more? We can book Royal Mansour, La Mamounia or The Oberoi Marrakech. In the High Atlas, Kasbah Tamadot sits above the Asni valley. Add one or two nights as an upgrade on any tour.
Luxury Desert Camps in Merzouga and Erg Chigaga
Standard camps often have shared toilets, and some sit on gravel at the edge of the dunes. Ours is different. Your private tent has an en suite bathroom and sits in the dunes. We name your camp before you pay, and we include the transfer by 4×4 or camel.
Erg Chebbi, Erg Chigaga or Agafay?
| Erg Chebbi (Merzouga) | Erg Chigaga | Agafay | |
|---|---|---|---|
| From Marrakech | 8 to 9 hours | 9 to 10 hours, last part by 4×4 | About 1 hour |
| Terrain | Tall sand dunes | Remote sand dunes | Stony desert, no dunes |
| Best for | A first desert trip | Travelers who want quiet | One evening only |
Morocco’s Top Destinations and UNESCO Heritage Sites
Morocco has nine UNESCO World Heritage Sites, all cultural. Our routes cover most of them. Source: UNESCO World Heritage Centre.
| Place | What you see | UNESCO |
|---|---|---|
| Marrakech | Jemaa el Fna square, the Koutoubia Mosque, the Bahia Palace and the Majorelle Garden | Medina, 1985 |
| Fes | Fes el Bali, thought to be the largest car free urban area in the world, plus Al Quaraouiyine (founded 859) and the tanneries | Medina, 1981 |
| Meknes, Volubilis and Rabat | The capital of Sultan Moulay Ismail, Roman mosaics and today’s calm, green capital | 1996, 1997 and 2012 |
| Aït Benhaddou and Skoura | A ksar (fortified earth village) seen in many films, and a palm grove of old kasbahs | Aït Benhaddou, 1987 |
| The Sahara | The Erg Chebbi and Erg Chigaga dunes | Not listed |
| The High Atlas | Amazigh villages around Imlil and Toubkal, North Africa’s highest peak at 13,671 ft (4,167 m) | Not listed |
| Chefchaouen and Tetouan | The blue town in the Rif Mountains and Tetouan’s white medina | Tetouan, 1997 |
| Essaouira and El Jadida | A windy fishing port and the Portuguese city of Mazagan | 2001 and 2004 |
| Casablanca | The Hassan II Mosque, open to non Muslims on guided tours | Not listed |
The Amazigh are the Indigenous people of North Africa. The High Atlas is still recovering from the 2023 earthquake, so staying in local guesthouses helps families there.
Is Casablanca or Marrakech Nicer?
Marrakech is nicer for most travelers. It has the history, the riads and easy access to the desert and mountains. Casablanca is a modern business city. Its highlight is the Hassan II Mosque. Most guests spend one night in Casablanca and three in Marrakech.
Unique Experiences and Activities in Morocco
- Culture: the Fes tanneries, a zellige (hand cut tile mosaic) workshop and a cooking class in a riad.
- Mountains: the Ourika Valley, the Ouzoud Waterfalls and village walks around Imlil.
- Adventure: a hot air balloon over Marrakech at dawn, quad bikes and sandboarding.
- Coast: the ramparts of Essaouira and grilled fish at the port.
What Is the Cost of a Private Morocco Tour?
The price depends on your dates, your group size and the hotels you choose. We offer three hotel levels: Standard, Superior and Luxury. Send us your dates, and we send a full written quote, usually within 10 minutes.
Standard
Hand picked riads, kasbah lodges and a private desert tent
Superior
Top riads and kasbahs, plus a luxury desert camp
Luxury
Our finest riads and hotels for a special trip
Hotels depend on availability for your dates. Prices rise around Christmas, New Year and Easter. You get a full written quote before you pay anything.
Morocco Travel FAQs
If You Are After Luxury, Is Morocco the Destination for You?
Yes. Marrakech has palace hotels like Royal Mansour and La Mamounia. Family run riads with a few rooms sit a short walk away. Here, a great trip means more than a five star room. It means privacy, quiet access to busy places and a trip that runs smoothly.
What Is the Best Month to Go to Morocco?
You can travel from September to June. Spring (March to June) and autumn (September to November) bring warm days and cool desert nights. December to February has sunny cities and cold desert nights, so pack a warm layer. July and August are very hot, with Marrakech highs often above 104°F (40°C). In summer, spend more nights on the coast or in the High Atlas.
Is It Safe for Americans to Go to Morocco Right Now?
Yes. Morocco is safe for Americans who take normal care. The US State Department rates it Level 2, “Exercise Increased Caution,” the same as Spain and Italy. The common problems are fake guides, pushy sellers and taxis without meters. A private driver and a licensed guide remove most of them.
What to Avoid Doing in Morocco?
- Seeing 5 cities in 5 days
- Following strangers who offer to show you the way in the medina
- Taking a taxi without a meter
- Photographing people without asking first
- Eating or drinking in public during daylight in Ramadan
- Paying for photos with chained monkeys or snakes in Jemaa el Fna
Plan Your Morocco Luxury Tours
Tell us your dates and what you love. We usually reply within 10 minutes with a first route idea.
- Replies within 10 minutes
- Private itinerary with named hotels
- Full written quote before you pay
- Office in Marrakech