Insurance

We offer transportation insurance as part of our services to ensure a secure journey for our customers. However, it’s essential to note that comprehensive travel insurance is not included in our packages. We strongly advise all travelers to arrange their own travel insurance policies to safeguard against unforeseen circumstances and provide additional peace of mind throughout their trip.

Optional

As part of our commitment to responsible tourism, we’re delighted to introduce our "Give Back" concept, where we actively contribute to the betterment of communities during your visit to Morocco. We proudly support the remarkable initiatives of Ennajah Association and Chabab Time, two nonprofit organizations dedicated to uplifting Moroccan society. Ennajah Association, based in Zagora, focuses on sustainable development by combating school dropouts among girls through providing transportation and essential water resources to the community. Meanwhile, Chabab Time, operating nationwide from Rabat, encourages youth engagement in public life. Additionally, we may select a local Berber school to donate supplies and small toys, spreading joy and making a tangible difference in the lives of children. We believe in providing you with the opportunity to give back, fostering authentic connections and ensuring that your visit leaves a positive impact. As you depart, you’ll carry cherished souvenirs of your journey – carpets, Argan oil, lanterns, and memories – but more importantly, you’ll leave behind a meaningful legacy of support and solidarity for the local communities you’ve touched.

Guide

In our service, we deliver more than mere transportation; we provide our customers with an immersive journey guided by skilled professionals every mile of the way. Your devoted driver, who doubles as a tour guide, is proficient in English, French, and Spanish, ensuring seamless communication and insightful commentary throughout your adventure. They’ll be your companion, not only ensuring your safety but also offering enriching perspectives on Morocco’s varied landscapes and cultural richness. Moreover, in cities such as Marrakech, we arrange for seasoned local guides to lead you through the intricate alleyways and hidden treasures, allowing for a deeper exploration of each destination’s essence. With our experienced team at your service, every moment of exploration is destined to be profound and unforgettable.

Others

Eng, Fr, Spa-speaking professional driver/tour guide Shuttle from and to the airport Accommodation is organised at all stages of the tour City Guide: Marrakech Medina guided tour Private Transportation: 4wd or Minivan or Minibus Air-conditioned vehicle Visit to women’s cooperatives Toll road fees, fuel charges and all taxes Transport insurance An opportunity to give back and meet up with locals Camel ride in the desert Option: Some home-cooked dishes with local families, are available upon request and will be at the expense of the customer. Meals: Diner is included in Taroudant, Tafraoute, and Sidi Ifni Daily breakfast

Transport

At Morocco Social Impact Travel (MSITravels), we prioritize the well-being and comfort of our valued customers. Understanding that each journey is unique, we tailor our transportation options to suit the specific needs of our travelers and the nature of their chosen tour. For adventurous off-road excursions, we provide spacious 4-wheel drive vehicles, accommodating a maximum of four passengers per car. Alternatively, for larger groups or tours that traverse more conventional routes, we offer 7-seater minivans, minibus options for groups of up to 17 travelers, and coaches for groups exceeding 17 passengers. With a range of transportation choices, we ensure a seamless and enjoyable travel experience for all our guests.

Accommodation

Unless a specific accommodation is requested, we carefully curate and recommend a selection of the finest 3-star or 4-star authentic stays throughout your journey. From quintessential Moroccan lodging nestled within bustling medinas to charming hotels and riads exuding local charm, each establishment offers a unique experience reflective of the region’s culture and heritage. In the Sahara Desert, we provide accommodations ranging from Kasbahs to Berber-style tents, complete with private baths, hot water, and exemplary service, all while adhering to sustainable management practices. Daily breakfast is included. For those opting for our Desert Camp experience, we feature spacious walk-in tents adorned with traditional Berber-style bedding or sleeping pads, ideal for two or more persons. Detailed information regarding accommodations will be provided upon completion of your booking, ensuring a seamless and tailored experience for your journey.

Flights

Please note that while we are dedicated to facilitating every aspect of your travel experience, we do not handle flight bookings for our customers. However, we are more than happy to offer recommendations and assistance to ensure you find the best flights to complement your itinerary. Feel free to reach out to us for guidance and support in arranging your flights, and we’ll gladly assist you in making the most suitable arrangements for your journey.

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Day 1 Marrakesh Arrival
12:00 am - 11:59 pm

Marrakesh Arrival

Airport Shuttle,

Welcome to land of peace and love! Transfer from Marrakech Airport to Your Hotel/Riad in Marrakech. Your Driver will pick you up from the airport and transfer you to your Hotel/Riad in Marrakech to relax, loosen up and prepare yourself to officially start your cultural tour.
Day 2 Marrakesh - Taroudannt
12:00 am - 11:59 pm

Marrakesh - Taroudannt

This is your first day out of your busy life, today we head to Taroudant via the dam of lalla Takerkoust and Ouirgane with its stunning greenery, red-earth hills and pine forests. Passing through the rough road of Ijoukak where the Agoundis Valley joins the Nfis. Tinmel mosque is a worthwhile stop, the fascinating architectural isolated Monument above a lush reach of river valley with harsh mountains backing its buff-colored walls. Crossing the Tizi n’Test (2092m), the first modern route linking Marrakech with Souss plain. Arrive to Taroudant.

NB: Please note that the road to Taroudant via Tizi n’Test, known for its breathtaking panoramic views, may occasionally be blocked due to unforeseen circumstances. In such cases, an alternative route will be taken to ensure the smooth continuation of the journey.
Day 3 Taroudannt - Tafraoute
12:00 am - 11:59 pm

Taroudannt - Tafraoute

Today you will have a morning meeting with one of the most elegant purely Berber towns of Morocco with its majestic, tawny-brown and honey-gold circuit of 7km walls. While you stroll and linger around, note the distinctive, highly beautiful blue veils that many of older local ladies put on. Head south to Ida Ougnidif, a true small fortified village, the Kasbah of Tizourgane was essentially a fortified town, enclosing 25 houses, a mosque, a granary and a prison, and thick stone walls tower above the passages around the ancient structure. The Kasbah has been rehabilitated thanks to massive work undertaken by the owners, which continues today. The Kasbah has been renovated respecting the original construction techniques and materials. It has now become a guest house which allows you to enjoy this magical place that you’ll certainly love. In February, the argan and almond trees, in bloom, enhance the beauty of the place.
Day 4 Tafraoute
12:00 am - 11:59 pm

Tafraoute

Today we are going to drive in about 65km heading south to the locked in a muscular, red-granite mountain embrace, and charming in a dusty windswept sort of way, Tafraoute is worth all the effort and time it takes to reach – « like the badlands of South Dakota », as Paul Bowles put it, «writ on a grand scale». The tiny but viby Tafrouate is a stoned-built villages with around five thousand hardy souls still one of the must-see relaxed destinations in the country of red and green flag. It worths a walk around to see curious rock formations such as Napolean’s Hat or the Peirres Pients, Painted blue and pink by a Belgium artist. Just 30km southeast of Tafraoute located the palm-filled gorges of Ait Mansour, where many people like to park up and stroll through the massive palmery, which is beautiful cool in the heat of the day. The palmery stretches a good 6km along the floor of the valley at the end of the day we loop back to Tafrouate.
Day 5 Tafraoute - Sidi Ifni
12:00 am - 11:59 pm

Tafraoute - Sidi Ifni

Today we must say goodbye to the village that surrounded by a wind-eroded, jagged panorama of red-granite tors and craggy brown cliffs and rocks and onward to the most romantic Art Deco military town ever built on cliff top site. A real Santa Cruz del Mar Pequeno « Holy Cross of the Small Sea » that build in 1930. We will cross what is remained of the amazing view of Anti Atlas Mountains, if you’re lucky enough (and I am sure you are) we may come across a weekly market in one of the villages along the way. If so, we will surely take a deep look into it via a walk among the locals’s tents where they sell their goods. If so don’t hesitate to wander, it’s always fascinating to discover local life during such a weekly event. The road may not be the best, but it’s scenic and definitely worthy to be hit!
Day 6 Sidi Ifni - Lagzira - Mirleft - Tiznit - Agadir
12:00 am - 11:59 pm

Sidi Ifni - Lagzira - Mirleft - Tiznit - Agadir

Set your compass for north through the Atlantic Ocean to experience a wonderful day driving by crossing a series of white good beaches of Atlantic Ocean with its white and sometimes yellow wide curl sand dunes that vanish off in the ocean crashing waves and strong currents. Wrecks of boats make you think of the frequent travelers of the airmail. Mirleft still a nice little place to hole up for a cup of mint Tea, walking the dusty street and enjoying a carefree atmosphere. Then we continue via Tiznit the clean, neat and tidy, and the good staging point en route to Agadir, the city that was completely rebuilt following a devastating earthquake in 1960, with its busy port and beach resort sprawling beneath its Kasbah. All of which combine to make it worth an excellent stopover en route to Essaouira.
Day 7 Agadir - Essaouira
12:00 am - 11:59 pm

Agadir - Essaouira

We leave the city that spreads over a large area, both along the coast and inland from the huge swath of beach. We will continue Driving north by the Atlantic ocean. There are sandy coves every few kilometres, and welcoming eateries make it a good road to take break in from time to time. After 12km and 14km we will pass by Aourir and Taghazout, Morocco’s number-one surfing resort. A short way from here located the wild beach of Sidi Kaouki a chilled escape from Essaouira and one of Morocco’s top wind-surfing and surfing spot. It’s not for faint-hearted. Later we reach the sleepy Berber village of Diabat that was once a dope-smoking colony popular with hippies. Another 5km we get into the beautifully named Essaouira with its light and beauty that have forever attracted Artist.
Day 8 Essaouira - Marrakesh
12:00 am - 11:59 pm

Essaouira - Marrakesh

If you could not explore Essaouira the previous day, you still have time for that today. You have a free morning to explore Jimi Hendrix’s town today before you head to Marrakech. After having your breakfast you’re free to roam in the city that was once and still a heaven for hippie backpackers and Gnawa musicians. You can book a local guide, if not you can start your visit by the ramparts a series of forts that were built in the 15th century around the Medina of Mogador. Inside the Medina you’ll have a chance to visit The Mellah (former Jewish quarter), the Morocco’s 3rd fishing port where you can have a delicious fish meal. Afternoon you will head to Marrakech, and in your way towards the Red city, if you’re lucky you will have a chance to see the tree goats’ phenomenon. To arrive in Marrakech to drop quickly your baggage at the hotel and join the carnival night of the crazed cacophony of musicians, snake charmers and vendors in the open-air famed Jemaa El-Fnaa square.
Day 9 Marrakesh Walk & Talk Guided Medina Tour
12:00 am - 11:59 pm

Marrakesh Walk & Talk Guided Medina Tour

with your private Marrakech born and bred guide, you embark exploring the Red City from its old part with its Medina’s skinny lanes that leads to lavish sites, tombs and religious monuments decked out in marble. Bahia and El-Badii Palace and Saadien’s Tombs will be your targets. Afterward, your driver/Tour Guide will pick you up for the outside medina visit to explore the Majorelle Garden, Museum Saint Laurent, Berber Museum. While in Marrakech you will surely encounter thousands of motorcyclists and horse-carts roaming in the city and some of them pull over next the vast square of Jemaa El-Fnaa where it’s carnival night every night and musicians, acrobats, storytellers and slapstick acting troupes tap into the Medina frenetic pulse.
Day 10 Marrakesh Departure
12:00 am - 11:59 pm

Marrakesh Departure

Airport Shuttle,

You will be departing Morocco today. Pack you bags and make sure that your Morocco tour’s pictures are well-saved. we hope that you have taken some unique and beautiful pictures here in Morocco. You driver/tour guide will be waiting to drive you to the airport.

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10 Days Beyond The Best Of Morocco Hidden Wonders From Marra

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Itinerary of your trip 10 Days Beyond The Best Of Morocco Hidden Wonders From Marra

Marrakesh Arrival

Marrakesh - Taroudannt

Taroudannt - Tafraoute

Tafraoute

Tafraoute - Sidi Ifni

Sidi Ifni - Lagzira - Mirleft - Tiznit - Agadir

Agadir - Essaouira

Essaouira - Marrakesh

Marrakesh Walk & Talk Guided Medina Tour

Marrakesh Departure

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