Morocco Highlights Casablanca Traveller Reviews

We had a nice trip through the country and enjoyed the trip. The Stops were well selected and our individual needs and wishes were addressed.

Everything was well planned and organized.

We absolutely loved our Nomadic 14 day Morocco Encompassed tour. Our guide & bus driver were wonderful & Morocco itself, the people, the culture, the scenery & the food is spectacular. I highly recommend everyone to go on this tour. You will love it!

Fantastic & response prior to, throughout & after the tour. A very helpful team. Thankyou!

The shedule of this trip was excellent in terms of itinerary, distances covered per day and time off. We started in Casablanca, from where we drove over Meknes to Fés, further south to Merzouga, Ouarzazate, Ait Ben Haddou and finally to Marrakech

We travelled by minivan, in a small group, with Nomadic Tours

THE HOLIDAY. Morocco is different – exotic yet accessible places, proud yet friendly people, ancient yet modern cultures, Islamic yet democratic government. There’s no other place like it. In eight days of late winter we investigated the four Imperial Cities, crept through the Byzantine medinas, marveled at the UNESCO World Heritage sites, rode camels and camped in the starlit Sahara, learned crafts of the Berber and Amazir people, were captivated by Moorish architecture, and scrambled over the High Atlas Mountains. This is not a tour for the faint-of-heart – there’s a lot happening but it is so worth it! Highly recommend this tour for those who enjoy an active and enlightening travel experience.

It’s all about the guide. Yes, the tour operator, Nomadic-Tours, was flawless. Pre-departure information and logistics were very good, but the actual experience depends highly on the person leading, and our man Younes was fantastic. He ought to be training all the other guides. Younes was fun, informative, personable, patient, candid, and caring. He cares about his country and his people, he cares about the quality of his tours, and he cares about the people in his charge (us). Younes is young but already carries the air of an experienced and comfortable leader. Always in his trademark black leather jackets and casual shades, he was nonetheless highly organized and ever ready for anything that came up, including unanticipated roadside events. He kept an eye on each of us without being obtrusive. Besides that, everywhere we went, he seemed to know everyone in Morocco! Ask for a tour with Younes. The other recommendation I can make is to take a Kindle or recorded novel about Morocco with you and read or listen to it while flying and then traveling about in the van or bus. A good choice would be “The Caliph’s House” by Tahir Shah. It will bring added depth of culture and a heightened sense of adventure to the journey. Do it!