Private family travel · Morocco
Private Morocco Family Tours
Some children remember the camel ride. Others talk for months about the baker who slid their bread into the neighborhood oven. A private family route gives you time for both. Choose the number of hotel changes you are comfortable with, then build in a guide, a pool afternoon or a night by the dunes where it matters to your family.

Three family routes worth comparing
Ouarzazate overnight on return
8-Day Morocco Itinerary from Marrakech
Split the return journey with an Ouarzazate overnight and a separate Ounila Valley stage, while keeping Marrakech and the Sahara.
Route highlightsMarrakech → Dades → Merzouga → Rissani → Agdez → Ouarzazate → Ounila Valley → Telouet → Marrakech
Finish Marrakech
View this itinerary →Chefchaouen time and Skoura
12-Day Morocco Itinerary
Stay two nights in Chefchaouen, explore Merzouga and add Skoura. More time allows independent medina wandering between the guided visits.
Route highlightsCasablanca → Rabat → Chefchaouen → Volubilis → Fes → Merzouga → Dades → Skoura → Marrakech
Finish Marrakech or Casablanca airport
View this itinerary →Cities, Sahara and Atlantic coast
17-Day Morocco Trip
Split the Fes-to-Merzouga approach with a Midelt overnight, then include southern valleys, Marrakech sightseeing and the Atlantic coast.
Route highlightsCasablanca → Rabat → Chefchaouen → Fes → Midelt → Merzouga → Dades → Skoura → Ouarzazate → Marrakech → Essaouira → Casablanca
Finish Casablanca
View this itinerary →Eight days, twelve days or a longer family loop
The eight-day Marrakech departure suits families who want the High Atlas and the Sahara without traveling through the whole country. Read the return leg before you decide whether the driving suits your youngest traveler. For a shorter first visit, a Marrakech base plus a day in Ourika gives you a mountain experience without a camp transfer.
Twelve days from Casablanca adds two nights in Chefchaouen and a Skoura oasis stop. For a family with time for the coast, the 17-day route includes Midelt between Fes and Merzouga and finishes the loop via Essaouira. A two-night base often gives children more freedom than a longer checklist of visits.
Beds, tents and transport for children
Tell us each child’s age and the number of separate beds you need. A triple room can contain a double and one single, and adjoining rooms do not always connect. We ask for the precise layout and check whether camp has space for everyone in the same tent.
For a child seat, share the child’s height, weight and age. We confirm the seat available for your vehicle, or discuss bringing your own. At camp you can request a vehicle transfer. A short walk on the sand at sunrise can be enough of an adventure without a camel ride.
A private quote for your whole family
Tell us your school-holiday dates, flight times, rooming and the activities your children would choose. We price your private vehicle, driver-guide, named accommodations, planned meals and guides in one proposal. Ask us to list any classes, excursions or entrances separately so you can decide later. Your schedule can include earlier dinners and unplanned afternoons where the hotels can accommodate them.
Your riad, hotel and desert camp options
These are the published accommodation choices on the 10-day route from Casablanca, or similar. Other routes include a different number or order of nights. Your proposal confirms the property, room type and dates.
| Night and location | Standard Comfort | Mid-Range | Premium |
|---|---|---|---|
| Night 1 · Rabat | Dar Shaan | Riad Kalaa | Sofitel Rabat Jardin des Roses |
| Night 2 · Chefchaouen | Riad Hicham | Dar Echchaouen | Lina Ryad & Spa |
| Nights 3 & 4 · Fes | Riad Sara | Palais Houyam | Palais Faraj Suites & Spa |
| Night 5 · Merzouga hotel/riad | Dar Morocco | Riad Madu | Sahara Pearl Hotel |
| Night 6 · Merzouga camp | Dihya Desert Luxury Camp | Tawada Luxury Desert Camp | Tiziri Camp |
| Night 7 · Dades Valley | Riad Luxury Dades | Ksar Sultan Dades | Eden Boutique Hotel & Spa |
| Nights 8 & 9 · Marrakech | Riad Bahia Salam | Riad Nesma Suites & Spa | La Maison Arabe |
Reviews from Travelers Who Toured with Our Team
An exceptional trip from start to finish. Everything went really, really well and we couldn’t be happier with the experience. It’s wonderful to find professionals who care so much that everything goes well, and who rise to the occasion even when unexpected weather comes up.
An incredible, ten-out-of-ten experience in the desert and Marrakech thanks to these people. They didn’t just guide us flawlessly through the dunes and the souks; along the way they explained the history, customs and way of life of the Berbers in a really interesting way. Their warmth made the trip magical.
It was my first time in Morocco and my first time traveling alone, with girls I didn’t know, but they made sure we all felt comfortable at every moment. I felt accompanied, guided and safe. The team, the organization, the riads, the activities: everything went excellently!
This was my second time with them: the first to travel around northern Morocco, and this time to see the Merzouga desert. […] If winding roads worry you, there’s nothing to fear with Youssef. I’m sure he’s the best driver in all of Morocco.
Reviews translated from Spanish. Read the originals on Google.
Questions travelers ask
Can children under ten travel on these tours?
Yes. These are private family tours. Tell us everyone’s age so we can confirm the appropriate rooms, vehicle arrangements and activities.
Can all of us sleep in one desert tent?
It depends on your party size and the camp’s room layouts. We check the number and type of beds before you reserve.
Is it possible to leave out the desert?
Yes. Ask for Marrakech and the Atlas foothills, or a northern route through Rabat, Chefchaouen and Fes. Both reduce long travel days.
Request your private quote
Share your dates, party size, pickup location and the options you have in mind. Our local team will prepare a route and price for your group.


