MOROCCO
COLOUR, CRAFT, CHAOS AND EVERYTHING IN BETWEEN
On the northwestern edge of Africa, Morocco is a country where ancient cities, mountain passes, desert dunes, and coastal towns all come together in one captivating destination. From Marrakech’s lively Medina to the Atlas Mountains and the Sahara beyond, history and tradition are woven into daily life.
Travellers come to Morocco for its rich culture, warm hospitality, and diverse landscapes. Camel rides at sunset, guided souk explorations, desert camps beneath the stars, and scenic road journeys all reveal the beauty of the country at a gentle pace. Whether in the mountains, desert, or Medina streets, Morocco offers a timeless and atmospheric escape.
WHY TRAVEL MOROCCO WITH BHS?
our top picks
Most travellers arrive here before diving into the magic inland.Casablanca is your soft start: wide boulevards, ocean air, art decoarchitecture, and one landmark that steals the show:
Suspended dramatically over the Atlantic, tiled to perfection, andbig enough for 25,000 people inside. A guided visit reveals thehidden details: Italian marble, hand-carved cedarwood, and aretractable roof that opens straight to the ocean breeze.
Fès is Morocco’s heartbeat, a medieval city where artisans still work the way they did 900 years ago.
Whether in Erg Chebbi’s golden dunes or the remote, endless stillness of Erg Chigaga, the Sahara is the part of Morocco that shifts something in you.
Luxury tents, warm hospitality, and nights that never leave you.
Lanterns, spices, rooftop riads, luxury hotels, courtyards scented with orange blossom…
Marrakech hits differently.
OPTIONAL EXPERIENCES
HOW WE TRAVEL MOROCCO (THE BHS WAY)
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
For a classic Morocco itinerary including Casablanca, Fes and Marrakech, 7–10 nights works well. If you’d like to add the Sahara desert and more remote regions, 10–12 nights is ideal.
Yes. Kids and teens usually love Morocco’s colours, markets, food and desert experiences. We design family-friendly Morocco itineraries with shorter drives, flexible rooming and activities that work for all ages.
The best time to travel to Morocco is generally October to May, when temperatures are more comfortable in the cities and desert. Summers can be extremely hot, especially in the interior and Sahara.
We highly recommend a local guide in Fes and Marrakech. The medinas are complex, and a good guide turns them from confusing to fascinating, while adding context, history and great food stops.
Absolutely. Many of our longer itineraries include a Sahara desert camp with camel rides, Berber hospitality and nights under the stars in Erg Chebbi or Erg Chigaga.
Yes. Our Grand Morocco and Imperial Morocco itineraries are designed with retired travellers in mind: private drivers, comfortable pacing, carefully chosen hotels and the option to adapt walking intensity.
Every BHS Morocco trip is tailor-made. We’ll adjust the route, pace, hotels and experiences to your travel style, interests and time frame.
