The Great Moroccan Adventure

April 15-36, 2027

Price: $3,945 (double occupancy)

Embark on an unforgettable journey with Limitless Planet.

Discover Morocco’s rich cultural tapestry and iconic UNESCO World Heritage Sites, where the legacies of ancient Romans, Arabs, and the French seamlessly intertwine with the living heritage of North Africa’s indigenous Amazigh.

Lose yourself in the vibrant, atmospheric souks of Marrakech and Fez, where artisans still practice age-old crafts like damascening and hand-painted ceramics. Then, venture beyond the cities into ancient adobe villages and deep into the Sahara. Travel by camel into the sweeping sand dunes of the world’s largest desert for a magical night under the stars.

 
 

What You’ll Love About This Trip

  • A Night in the Sahara

    Morocco’s Merzouga dunes are the setting for the part of the trip everyone talks about afterward. We ride camels into the dunes, drink tea with a Berber family, and sandboard down golden slopes for anyone who wants to try.

  • Fes el Bali and the Oldest Tannery in the World

    We spend a full day in the old medina with a private driver and guide, visiting the Chouara Tannery, Medersa Bou Inania, and the old Jewish Quarter of Mellah.

  • Marrakech at Sunset

    By day, the square belongs to orange juice vendors and storytellers, and by night, it turns into a street food and live music scene.

  • Majorelle Garden and the Yves Saint Laurent Museum

    We spend an afternoon among more than 300 plant species, cobalt walls, and the museum that celebrates Saint Laurent’s creative legacy.

  • The Road Through the Atlas Mountains

    We stop for coffee in Ifrane, the alpine-style town known as the “Switzerland of Morocco,” then walk among ancient Atlas cedars. The drive continues through Midelt, the Ziz Valley, and Erfoud, the “Gate of the Sahara,” before ending at Dades Valley.

  • Casablanca and Rabat to Start

    We begin the trip with two cities that most itineraries skip. In Casablanca, a city tour covers the Hassan II Mosque and the Corniche. In Rabat, we climb to the cliff-top Kasbah of the Udayas, with its whitewashed streets and blue-painted bases.

 

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