Morocco trips
Step into a world filled with vibrant color, exotic foods, and a whooole lotta sand on a group trip through Morocco’s markets, sand dunes, architecture-scene, and more.
Trip reviews
The people have spoken, and they looove Morocco.
5 out of 5 stars
2nd-time traveler Rebecca
We picked this tour for our honeymoon, and it absolutely did not disappoint! Antonio was a fantastic tour director, and our tour guide, Amine, in Morocco was amazing as well. I appreciate that both shared so much history and culture with the group. We got great food and free...
Traveled in Oct 2025 on Spain, Morocco & Portugal: Plus
5 out of 5 stars
4th-time traveler Julia
Adnane was exceptional and made our experience in Morocco unforgettable!! He has a true passion for helping others learn about his country and culture, which was reflected across all the activities and places we visited. The sand dunes in the Sahara were otherworldly, unlike...
Traveled in Aug 2025 on Highlights of Morocco
5 out of 5 stars
2nd-time traveler Fatima
Being half Moroccan and never have visited before, I chose to go to Morocco with EF. I truly had no idea what to expect but it was everything and more. I felt like this itinerary gave a balance of free time, educational and relaxing time. From the western vibes city of Marrakech...
Traveled in Nov 2024 on Highlights of Morocco
5 out of 5 stars
1st-time traveler Kaesy
Morocco was an amazing experience. It was my first travel with EF and it went beyond expectations. Our tour director Adnane was 10/10! Extremely knowledgeable, did his best to accommodate everyone’s requests, and just overall a really cool guy. Hachim the bus driver also did a...
Traveled in Aug 2025 on Highlights of Morocco
5 out of 5 stars
4th-time traveler Hayley
This was a trip of a lifetime! I have been on several trips with EF before and this one was unmatched- the tour director was so helpful and very personable. The friends we made will last a lifetime. The memories will always be a core memory
Traveled in Jul 2025 on Spain, Morocco & Portugal: Plus
5 out of 5 stars
3rd-time traveler Anonymous
This trip was hands down one of my favorite trips with EF. Our TD, Antonio was an absolute gem. He made sure we had the best time but also keeping it real. I loved the information he shared in every city and the random fun facts. The whole group was super cool and love the whole...
Traveled in Jul 2025 on Spain, Morocco & Portugal: Plus
5 out of 5 stars
3rd-time traveler Anonymous
I had the best time in Spain, Morocco, and Portugal! Our TD, Antonio, was so charismatic and fun! He was one of the highlights of the trip for sure. I really enjoyed having more free time towards the end of the trip as we were all a bit tired and it was nice to not feel like we...
Traveled in Jul 2025 on Spain, Morocco & Portugal: Plus
5 out of 5 stars
3rd-time traveler Erika
This has been my favorite trip of my life. I knew little to nothing about Morocco before this trip and decided to take it just because it was in Africa and the cheapest trip to Africa on EF. I now want to visit Morocco every two years for the rest of my life. The food is amazing...
Traveled in Jun 2025 on Highlights of Morocco
5 out of 5 stars
2nd-time traveler Griseily
This is my second trip with EF and all I can say is book that trip. It was amazing, i met so many amazing people, rabbie the tour director was the best one. He helped us in any questions we had and was very knowledge in everything.
Traveled in Jun 2025 on Highlights of Morocco
5 out of 5 stars
4th-time traveler Alexandra
This was one of my favorite EF trips! The amount of history was incredible, the architecture was stunning, and the food was absolutely delicious! Sofia was the *best* tour director I’ve ever had; she made every day fun and was a huge source of light and laughter. It’s fast-paced...
Traveled in May 2025 on Spain, Morocco & Portugal: Plus
5 out of 5 stars
6th-time traveler Harrison
Such an amazing trip!!! Ad was the best TD. If you’re thinking of booking this trip, DO IT!
Traveled in Sep 2024 on Highlights of Morocco
5 out of 5 stars
2nd-time traveler Itzel
I had an amazing time on this trip! This is my second EF trip. This trip definitely felt more fast-paced than my first one. There’s a lot of travel and there is a lot of sightseeing. I got to check everything I wanted to do/see off my list and I had a wonderful time with the...
Traveled in Aug 2024 on Spain, Morocco & Portugal: Plus
5 out of 5 stars
3rd-time traveler Brianna
This trip was absolutely phenomenal! Our TD, Noelia, made the trip incredible. We saw so much in just 17 days, including 3 different countries and 2 different continents! The trip was the perfect combination of history, culture, and relaxation. There is a lot of travel time...
Traveled in Jul 2024 on Spain, Morocco & Portugal
5 out of 5 stars
Traveler Jennifer
When you think of Morocco, you think of the desert. Little did I know, you’d get to also see cities, the forest, the mountains, beach towns, and more! Rabie was an amazing Tour Director and the free time activities (and the camel ride) were AMAZING. He was very protective over...
Traveled in Jun 2024 on Highlights of Morocco
5 out of 5 stars
Traveler Tenejah
Loved this trip! So much fun and Rabie was the best tour guide!
Traveled in Jun 2024 on Highlights of Morocco
5 out of 5 stars
Traveler Lauren
This was an amazing intro to the Iberian Peninsula and Africa; enough free time for siestas or cathedral visits,, and enough tapas to fuel it all. 10000% recommend
Traveled in Jun 2024 on Spain, Morocco & Portugal
Traveler photos from Morocco
As if you needed another reason to daydream.
Magic in the Kingdom of Color
Maze-like medinas, warm hospitality, spice-laden markets, and landscapes that feel straight out of a dream—Morocco is pure wonder.

Wander the iconic Blue City
Wind through Chefchaouen’s cobalt alleyways and soak up mountain views on Highlights of Morocco.

Float above Marrakesh
Drift over the desert in a hot air balloon and watch the sunrise on Spain, Morocco & Portugal.

Sleep under Sahara stars
Trek golden dunes and spend the night in a desert camp on Solar Eclipse in Morocco: Highlights of Morocco.

Whip up Moroccan flavors
Learn family recipes and cook a traditional feast on Solar Eclipse in Morocco: Spain, Morocco & Portugal.
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Know before you go
Insider tips about how to navigate Moroccan culture.
Many Moroccans also speak French, Spanish, and English. However, Berber and Arabic tend to be their first and second languages. It’s fun and helpful to try your hand at the local language, but you don't have to try all of them! Here are some popular words and phrases in Arabic:
- Hello: Salam
- My name is (your name): Ismi (your name)
- How much is this?: Bekam Hada?
- Yes: Na’am
- No:La’a
- Thank you: Shukran
- Where is the bathroom?: Ayn el-merhad?
Morocco is well-known as the “gateway to Africa”, and it lives up to its name. As you prepare to spend time in a new continent, country, and culture, prepare yourself for ancient cities, mouth-watering cuisine, and other-worldly architecture. Read on to learn more about Moroccan and Muslim culture and see specific tips to help you make the most of your trip.
- Morocco is a Muslim country; 99% of its population identifies as Sunni Muslim, but religious minorities are widely respected.
- Cities like Marrakesh and Fez are more relaxed with clothing, but Morocco is a conservative and religious country so you should be mindful of covering more “private” body parts on this trip.
- Any gesture you make in Morocco should be done with your right hand. The left hand is considered impure and is saved for bathroom duties and cleaning chores.
- If you are not Muslim, you are not allowed to enter most mosques in Morocco. You should also be wary of taking photos or peering through windows of mosques
- Moroccans are extremely friendly and hospitable. It’s common to converse with locals and be offered a cup of hot mint tea or couscous.
- Be considerate when taking photos of locals, and know that some people, especially women, might not want their photo taken at all, or will ask for a payment in return for the photo. Also note that taking photos of royal palaces, guards, and police is off-limits. When in doubt, just ask the person if you can take a photo of them.
- Haggling is part of the culture, especially in the souks markets in Marrakesh. Be prepared for a lot of back-and-forth when purchasing an item, especially if you don’t want to pay 4x too much! A rule of thumb is to start bargaining at 1/3 of the price you’re initially quoted. Give it a try!
You’ll sample a variety of local dishes on your trip, but read on for tips when dining in Morocco, and delicacies you must try in every city.
- A favorite local pastime is people-watching in a street café with a coffee or mint tea. This is also the perfect way to kick back, reflect on your travels so far, and get excited for what’s to come!
- Expect to be seated on a floor mat around a knee-high table, or on couches around a large round table when dining
- Expect more food to be offered to you once you stop eating. If you are completely full, simply pat your stomach and shake your head while saying La, shukrran (“No, thank you”).
- B’ssara: This is a cheap, local soup of dried broad beans with olive oil, cumin, and fresh bread
- Tagine: A tagine is the clay cooking pot that serves a variety of dishes. Try a chicken or kefta tagine; You’ll find it at roadside cafes, restaurants, and homes! And of course, served with bread
Couscous: We know you’ve heard of this one. Couscous is a fine wheat pasta rolled by hand. Usually it’s steamed and served over a stew of meat and veggies, garnished with a raisin preserve or buttermilk - Zaalouk: Zaalouk is one of many Moroccan vegetable salads. It’s is a smoked aubergine dip seasoned with garlic, paprika, cumin, and chili powder. Best served with… you guessed it… BREAD.
- Mint Tea: Mint tea is THE drink of Morocco. It’s usually sweetened with sugar from a sugar cone, and poured into a tea glass from a tall height in order create the famous froth
- Bread: If you’re on a no-carb diet, we have bad news. Moroccan khobz (bread) is typically served at every meal, and you may even see families baking their dough at communal wood-fired ovens around town
- Olives: Morocco is the 5th largest producer of olive oil in the world, and you may get a small bowl of spiced olives before every meal, or find olives in almost every dish!






