Highlights of Morocco

Traveler Reviews

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  Marilyn4.0•September 2019
  Could have used 2 more city days and 2 less hiking days .Breakfasts lacking. Dissapointed you still have not...
  Could have used 2 more city days and 2 less hiking days .Breakfasts lacking. Dissapointed you still have not recognized Florine LaRue as my referral.Covered this with Lacsan three times with Florine there to confirm she does not even know this asian person you gave credit to.If not resolved I will not use or recommend tour radar again.Have been working on this with Kate and others for monthsShow more
  Traveled in September 2019
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  Girlie4.0•May 2019
  Cleanliness in most hotel rooms should be improved
  Traveled in May 2019
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  Barbara4.5•January 2019
  Our guide made the tour amazing with his disposition and consistent giving to everyone.
  Traveled in December 2018
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  vladimir5.0•October 2018
  The tour was great.The guide is very helpful and very kind .
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  Traveled in September 2018
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  Denise4.5•July 2018
  This was a fantastic tour. The only issue was that because I booked with you I didn’t get all the trip notes. My...
  This was a fantastic tour. The only issue was that because I booked with you I didn’t get all the trip notes. My travel partner has knee issues and she just couldn’t even do some of the things the rest of us did. Stairs, stairs, everywhere stairs! It was very difficult for her. I will say our guide was wonderful. We had a very eclectic group ages ranging from 20’s to 70’s with varying interests. Our guide Samir could not have done more to try to accommodate everyone. I travel a lot and have to say this vacation ranks right up at the top!Show more
  Traveled in June 2018
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  Renato4.5•July 2018
  Samir good leader and helpful
  Traveled in June 2018
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  Ben5.0•November 2017
  Abdul our tour leader was so great, accommodating, and knowledgeable throughout itinerary. The main highlight of this...
  Abdul our tour leader was so great, accommodating, and knowledgeable throughout itinerary. The main highlight of this tour was the Sahara, It was absolutely stunning and beautiful especially at night time!!! I would highly recommend this trip to anyone who really wants to learn and discover Morocco as a whole. Definite 10/10!!!!Show more
  Traveled in November 2017
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  Danielle5.0•March 2017
  This trip was amazing! A hassle free way to get involved in seeing Morocco off the beaten path as well as the main...
  This trip was amazing! A hassle free way to get involved in seeing Morocco off the beaten path as well as the main attractions all with a friendly local guide and amazing culture to experience!Show more
  Traveled in December 2016
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  Joy4.0•October 2013
  A fantastic holiday experiencing Morocco. Many varied things to see and do. What was the most inspirational moment...
  A fantastic holiday experiencing Morocco. Many varied things to see and do. What was the most inspirational moment of your trip? Riding a camel in the Sahara Desert, walking in the Atlas Mountains. What did you think of your group leader? Fantastic Mustaffa's knowledge was superb. Great company and nothing was too much trouble. Do you have any advice for potential travellers? Tummy problems hit nearly all of us so take the advice given and go prepared. Travel light you do not need much. Is there anything else you would like to add? Just go and enjoy it all you will not regret it.Show more
  Traveled in September 2013
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  ELIZABETH5.0•October 2013
  If you wish to have an insight in to this wonderful country, this is an excellent starting point. You get to see all...
  If you wish to have an insight in to this wonderful country, this is an excellent starting point. You get to see all that Morocco has to offer - cities, coast, mountains and desert - with a view to being able to decide if there are parts of Morocco you would wish to return to and see in more detail. I would definitely go back. Morocco truly surprised me. What was the most inspirational moment of your trip? Spending time in the Atlas Moutains was wonderful. Kasbah Oliver is a lovely place to stay - you are are cut off from the madness of the outside world and at night time you get to experience true peace and quiet. There is no light pollution and so the stars are a sight to see. I have never seen stars so bright whilst in the northern hemisphere.I am not sure if inspirational is the right word but I did feel like I had landed on another planet when we visisted the medina in Fes. Sometimes you got the full force of being in the Twenty First Century and then you would turn a corner and see something truly medieval - artisans and workers showing off their skills, donkeys in the streets, bizarre products and recycled goods. Sometimes you got a bit of modern and medieval mixed in to one - standing and experiencing the sights (and smells) of the tanneries whilst looking over hundreds of rooftops all laden with satellite dishes. Just wonderful. What did you think of your group leader? Mustapha is a true legend - intelligent, patient, funny, caring and totally in love with his country. My bag broke between London and Casablanca (the zip died) and within 24 hours (at no stress to myself) he had been to the souk in Meknes and got it fixed for me. We were all poorly (well 13 out of the 16 of us) and he was very helpful in terms of sorting medicines, asking after us and tweaking the itinerary for loo breaks when necessary. Do you have any advice for potential travellers? Definitely take anti-septic handwash with you. As stated above, we nearly all had a poorly tummy by the end of the 2 weeks and so be very careful about only drinking bottled water and not eating salads and not eating fruit unless you are peeling it (oranges and bananas). It goes without saying to give the street food in Marrakech a wide berth and also the fresh orange stalls in the main square a wide berth (they water it down with tap water).A lot of children we saw asked if we had pens/biros and so may be take a few extra to hand out.If possible try and experience a hammam - you might get the opportunity in the mountains in Kasbah Oliver where Exodus have helped set up a community hammam. It was unlike anything I have ever experienced before and you will certainly get to know your fellow travellers well/intimately! My skin felt amazing afterwards.If you want to take a carriage ride in Marrakech, ask the driver what is the colour of the current tag for the horses. If a horse has been to the vet for a health check in the past 4 months (and passed the check up) it will have on one of its front legs a coloured tag confirming that. Don't get on a carriage where the horse has not got an up to date tag becuase that means the owner is not taking care of its horse. Is there anything else you would like to add? Starting with a small negative, there are several long days in the minibus, so be prepared for that. There are lots of stops but a couple of the days were quite long. The minibus was also quite small and so there was not a lot of room to move about and spread out.This is a wonderful trip. It was tiring but there were also opportunites to relax, sit back and enjoy. What surprised me (especially after visiting Egypt) was that I was not hassled in the souks. The authorities have taken great pains to make tourists feel comfortable and there are always tourist police about, including plain clothes police (not that I or anyone in the group needed them). I felt very safe and I did wander out on my own.Make sure you leave room in your bag for argan oil products, silver products, leather goods, wood products and carpets. Make sure you ask your guide where is best to buy the different products.Show more
  Traveled in September 2016