Trips

Jbel Saghro lies between the High Atlas and the Draa Valley: a volcanic range of black spires, dry gorges and abandoned villages, walked with mules...

Essaouira is an eighteenth-century port on the Atlantic, laid out on a grid behind sea walls, with a medina listed by UNESCO and a fishing...

Erg Chegaga is the largest dune field in Morocco and the only one with no sealed road running to it: the last stretch is driven...

The Ait Bouguemez valley, known as the Happy Valley, is a flat-bottomed corridor of irrigated fields and flat-roofed villages in the central High Atlas, and...

The four-day version of the Erg Chegaga route adds a night in Ouarzazate and a slower passage through the Draa Valley, which means the kasbahs...

Rather than climbing Toubkal and turning straight back, this circuit walks around the massif: up the Azzaden valley, over a series of passes above 3,000...

Merzouga sits at the foot of Erg Chebbi, a compact wall of orange dunes rising to about 150 m and reached entirely on sealed road....

Four cities have served as the capital of Morocco: Fes, Marrakech, Meknes and Rabat. This journey visits all four, with the Roman site of Volubilis...

A one-way crossing of Morocco from north to south, ending in Marrakech rather than doubling back. The route leaves Fes through the cedar forests of...

Ten days is the length at which the imperial cities and the Sahara can be combined without either being rushed. The route runs Casablanca, Rabat,...