Marrakesh To The Desert Route

The best season to travel to Morocco is after Summer, the Autumn-Winter season helps to calm the heat in the extensive Morocco, the suggested dates are from July to February.

The climate is typical Mediterranean, varying from 12 ° C in winter to 25 ° C in Summer. The interior of Morocco has a warmer climate during the year. In the Summer, the temperature can exceed 40 ° C, but it goes down a lot at night. In Winters, the thermometer can drop to -20 ° C in the Atlas. Most of the precipitation falls between the North and the Middle Atlas.

No vaccines are needed to travel to Morocco, not even for yellow fever, nor is there an explicit WHO recommendation. However, if you want to travel safely, some of the vaccines that may be recommended are the following: Typhoid Fevers, Hepatitis A, Hepatitis B and Tetanus-Diphtheria

The official currency of the country is the Dirham, you can change to Dollars or Euros on arrival at the airport or you can ask the guide to recommend an exchange house.

This experience does not include: air tickets, some meals, drinks, tickets to historical monuments, extra activities, or any other thing that is not included in the itinerary.

There are always activities that you can do on your own for which you will have to pay, as well as meals not included. That's why we recommend you take extra money for your expenses during the experience, it depends on how much you consider spending, you usually only need 200 Dirham per day, approximately 1000 Mexican Pesos.

You will have brief moments of rest in which you will be able to explore on your own.

Meals can vary from 20 Dirham to 100 Dirham (100 to 500 Mexican Pesos). If you are on a budget, you can buy meals from 100 pesos and you can ask your guides the recommendations that fit your budget.

The accommodation is in three-star Riad hotels and a haima in the desert.

It is always advisable to have insurance for major medical expenses for any type of emergency; it is advisable to have full travel insurance if there are problems with delayed or canceled flights.

Mexicans do not require a visa to enter Morocco; however, it is necessary to have a passport with a minimum validity of 6 months without expiring in the period in which you will be in Morocco. You also need to have proof of exit, that is, have a purchased return ticket, if you have a different nationality you can consult directly with your embassy.

It is recommended to carry a light luggage to facilitate transfers, so you can enjoy without worrying about your bags. A suitcase of 10 Kg would be ideal, you can add a light backpack to carry your belongings with you.

You'll be picked up at the International Airport of Marrakech.

It is always important and advisable to have medical insurance in case of accidents, if you do not have it and something happens during the tour, the expenses incurred can be very high.

The experience includes some dinners and breakfasts. Dinners are a variety of salads and typical Moroccan dishes such as Tagin, Couscous, and Pinchos morunos. Breakfasts are varied with jams, fruit, yogurt, eggs, tea, coffee, milk, bread, crepes, pancakes and more options.

There is no minimum age, while the minors are traveling with their parents and share the same room: Children up to 4 years old at the time of the trip, have no cost. Children from 5 to 7 years old at the time of the trip pay 30%. Children from 8 to 12 years old at the time of travel pay 50%. From 13 years old the rate is adult. Unless they want room for themselves, they must pay adult rate

If you arrive a day earlier or you stay a day more, you can add a supplement of 40 Euros per person per night in a hotel or Riad that we will book for you, including bed and breakfast. Ask for more information while booking the whole experience.

Yes; however, it is recommended to get a sim card on arrival to be able to have better coverage anywhere.

Yes, the hotel have wifi; the only night where you will not have Wi-fi is at the desert.

Yes, you can charge your devices in the hotels and restaurants of Morocco. During the whole journey there will be a time when you can charge your battery, but we also recommend you bring an extra battery.

We suggest booking an early flight so you can enjoy this whole free day and start exploring on your own.

The last day is free so you can get the transfer to the airport.

You will need a normal physical condition, as long as you can walk well and climb on camels in the desert, there is no problem. People who had back operations recently should not ride the camels, they would be driven to the campsite.

The voltage and frecuency is of 220 V/ 50 Hz. The plug ins are type C /E , so you will probably need an adaptor.

This experience has private tour groups with no more than 12 people.

You should avoid short skirts and cleavage, as well as wearing tops with bear shoulders out of respect for the culture.