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Morocco Tours

Get ready for unforgettable trips to Morocco and experience the charm of this magical North African destination with Memphis Tours. Morocco is a land of contrasts, from the soaring peaks of the High Atlas Mountains to the endless sands of the Sahara Desert, the relaxing beaches along the Atlantic coast, and the colorful coastal charm of Essaouira. Our expertly crafted Morocco tours bring you face-to-face with the country’s most iconic sights, including the vibrant Imperial Cities like Marrakech, Fez, and Meknes, the picturesque blue streets of Chefchaouen, the lively spirit of Casablanca, and the ancient Roman ruins of Volubilis.

We offer a variety of trips to Morocco, from cultural city breaks and family adventures to serene beach holidays. Explore the bustling souks of Marrakech and visit the historic Ait Ben Haddou Kasbah. You’ll also have the chance to dive into Moroccan traditions, meet welcoming Berber families, ride camels through the desert dunes, and enjoy a glass of their signature mint tea under the stars. Whether you're seeking adventure, culture, or relaxation, our Morocco tours are customized to be private small-group tours that match every traveler's taste. Book your dream Morocco Tour today and let us take care of the details! Get Ready to go on the finest Morocco Trips with Memphis Tours!

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Frequently Asked Questions

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1.What should I wear in Morocco?

Dress modestly with lightweight, breathable fabrics. Women should opt for loose-fitting clothing that covers shoulders and knees, while men typically wear long pants and shirts. Comfortable shoes are essential. Swimwear is fine at the beach but not in public areas. Pack layers for cooler evenings, especially in the desert and mountains.

2.What Is The Best Time To Visit Morocco?

Morocco is great anytime, that's why we run our Morocco Tours all year around. Yet, the favourite time for most visitors is from mid-March to May (spring) and from September to October (fall), when it is a good type of warm weather.

3.Will I receive a refund If I canceled my Morocco Trip with Memphis Tours?

If you are cancelling your Morocco Trip for personal reasons, the refunded amount will depend on how far in advance you notify us about your change of plans. Nevertheless, if cancelation reasons are weather conditions or circumstances out of your control, Memphis Tours grant you a full refund of the paid amount.

4.Is It Safe To Travel To Morocco?

Yes, Morocco is considered a safe and very welcoming country. But even though it has low crime rates if compared to other places, of course common sense is applied and we always tell visitors to take care of their belongings and consult their tour guide or leader in case of any concerns.

5.How to obtain Morocco Visa?

Morocco visa requirements depend on your nationality. Citizens of many countries, including the United States, Canada, the European Union, the United Kingdom, and Australia, can enter Morocco visa-free for stays of up to 90 days. If your country requires a visa; then It's crucial to check the official website of the Moroccan government or the Moroccan embassy/consulate in your country for the most up-to-date and accurate visa information

6.Do you need to speak Arabic to visit Morocco?

You don't need to learn Arabic in order to have a great time in Morocco. But in any country that you visit it will always be welcome to know some few words or how to greet people. In some local areas or less touristic places it can also be very useful. Other than that, Moroccans speak English fairly and French as it is the second language in Morocco.

7.Can non-Muslims enter historical mosques in Morocco?

Non-Muslims are mostly welcome to experience everything that Morocco has to offer, and this includes visiting mosques too, except during the five prayers of the day or during Friday's Prayer. You will find many of these Mosques in our Morocco Imperial Cities Tours.

8.Are there any health issues that I should worry about during my Morocco Tour?

If you are having a Morocco Tour during summer take care of the following: 1. Wear light clothes 2.Always apply a fair amount of sunscreen. 3.Keep yourself hydrated and stay away from tap water. 4.Don't eat food from suspicious restaurants or street food as it can cause some gastric disturbance. Other than that, you shall not worry.

9.Where should I exchange currency in Morocco?

Although you can pay in euros or U.S. dollars in most shops and restaurants,it is always better to carry the local currency during your Morocco Tour. You will find many exchange offices and banks that exchange currency for you.

10.Are credit cards widely used in Morocco?

When You visit Morocco, you'll find that credit cards widely used. Master Card, Visa, and American Express are the most common types of credit cards used in shops, hotels and restaurants in the country. Please Note that Small vendors, local markets, or more remote areas may prefer cash over Credit Cards.

11.Is Tipping Normal during my Tour in Morocco?

During your tour in Morocco, You'll find that tipping is both customary and appreciated especially in touristy or business areas, so it is quite customary although not an obligation. Offer tips if you are willing to do so.

12.If I'm vegetarian or allergic to certain products, Will this affect my Morocco Tour?

Being Vegetarian or allergic to any products will not affect your Morocco Tour: as most of meals will be buffet, therefore you feel free to choose what you want. If you have any serious allergies you can always inform your tour leader and the will take care of it at restaurants and inform the staff about special orders.

13.Is there a discount for booking my Morocco Travel Package far in advance?

Yes. We at Memphis Tours offer deals that are fair to your pocket, and our Morocco Travel Packages come with an "Early Bird" discount for customers that pay the full expenses ahead of time. We grant 5% discount if full payment is received six months prior to the date of your arrival. Be aware that "Early Bird" rates require full, non-refundable prepayment. In case of date changes or refunds, discounted tours are not eligible. Get in contact with one of our tour agents to know more.

14.What are the top activities to do in Morocco?

There is a lot of activities to do in Morocco. On top of the list; riding a camel in the desert, go sand boarding on the dunes of Erg Chebbi, enjoy a traditional Berber camping, visit roman ruins, have a traditional Moroccan mint tea, walk around the medinas, or even climb and hike in Todra Gorge for the adventure ones. You can do infinite activities with any of our Morocco Tour Packages.

15.Are the taxes included in the prices of your Morocco Tour Packages ?

We always include VAT and Tourist Taxes in our Morocco Tour Packages. The only exception is for Tourist Tax of Cataluña (the region where Barcelona is located); this one needs to be paid at the hotel. The current amount is 1 euro per person and per night.

16.Is there a ferry from Spain to Morocco?

There is a ferry from Spain to Morocco. You can travel by ferry to Morocco in only 1-1.5 hours. Also, High-speed trains usually depart from Algeciras (Spain) to Tangier (Morocco), and the whole trip takes 2h30 to 3h. It is a relatively cheap choice, although more expensive and longer journey trains are available from Barcelona.

17.Was Morocco a Spanish colony?

Yes, Morocco a Spanish colony. Also Morocco was a French colony in early 1900 after an agreement between French and Italians. But France also made an arrangement with Spain and the Moroccan territory was divided between both countries. Even after Morocco's independence; Spain and France's power continue to be a threaten to them.

18.How far apart are Spain and Morocco?

Only eight miles separate Morocco and Spain. However, there is a big difference between both countries, apart in religion, style and culture.

19.Is there a border between Spain and Morocco?

Funnily yes. The countries share both physical and maritime borders, respectively between Morocco and Ceuta and in the Canary islands area, along the Strait of Gibraltar and the Alboran Sea. In total the borders are along the north coast of Morocco and from the Spanish side along Melila, Ceuta, and Plazas de Soberanía.

20.What is the national dish of Morocco?

The national dish of Morocco is couscous. Traditionally served on Fridays, couscous is made from steamed semolina grains and is often accompanied by slow-cooked meats (such as lamb or chicken), vegetables, and a flavorful broth. It is commonly garnished with chickpeas, caramelized onions, and raisins.

21.Can I customize my own Morocco Tour?

Yes, You can customize your Morocco Tour, all you have to do is go to the Enquire page and fill the form with your preference the customized tour.

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Our Travelers Testimonials

See how we’ve made every journey exceptional — straight from those who’ve traveled with us.

25 Reviews

4.72

The mix of cities, culture, and free time was excellent. Chefchaouen was simply magical, definitely the highlight for me. Our guide was patient and entertaining, always making sure we got the best photo spots. Memphis Tours made me feel cared for throughout.

Sophie

A Balanced and Beautiful Itinerary

What a colourful and vibrant trip! Chefchaouen’s blue streets were unforgettable, and the souks of Marrakech were buzzing with energy. Everything was well organised by Memphis Tours. Some markets were crowded, but that’s part of the experience.

James

A Journey Full of Colour

From Casablanca’s history to the desert nights, this tour was memorable from start to finish. Everything was well coordinated, and Memphis Tours really knows how to make travellers feel taken care of.

Chloe Walker

Memorable from Start to Finish

Everything went smoothly, and Memphis Tours took care of every detail. The desert camp was magical, although a bit cold at night, so bring layers. Otherwise, it was a fantastic and memorable experience.

Sophie Allen

Smooth and Memorable Journey

I loved the variety of this tour, vibrant cities, quiet villages, and the desert all in one itinerary. Chefchaouen’s blue streets were my favourite, while Marrakech was exciting but busy. Memphis Tours made everything easy, from transfers to meals.

George Mitchell

A Trip Full of Variety

I’ve always dreamed of riding a camel through the Sahara, and this tour made it come true. The landscapes were breathtaking, and the local music by the campfire was magical. The only issue was the heat during the day, but that’s to be expected in the desert. I’d do it all again in a heartbeat.

Daniel

A Dream Come True

This tour really captures the heart of Morocco. From Casablanca to Marrakech, each city had its own charm. The highlight was definitely Fez, with its fascinating medina. Our guide was excellent and made history come alive.

Clarke

The Spirit of Morocco

From Marrakech’s busy souks to Chefchaouen’s blue streets, every stop felt like a highlight. Memphis Tours organized everything perfectly. The guide was outstanding and full of knowledge. The only challenge was the crowds in Fez, but that’s part of its charm.

Laura Bennett

Perfect First Trip to Morocco

The tour was perfectly balanced. We had time to explore the cities, but also moments of peace in the desert and mountains. The riads we stayed in were stunning, especially in Fez. The roads were a little tiring at times, but our driver was excellent and safe.

Isabella

Perfect Balance of Culture and Relaxation

This trip was a great introduction to Morocco. Marrakech was full of life, but the highlight for me was the calm of the Sahara desert under the stars. The organisation was smooth, and our guide was very patient with all our questions. Some drives were long, but the stops were well planned.

Daniel Foster

A Wonderful Introduction to Morocco