The Best Value in Morocco Tours

Trafalgar's 11-day Best of Morocco bus tour lists at $3,495 per person, with sale prices running $2,565 to $2,971. Our 12-day Grand Tour at $2,952 costs about the same as their sale price. But you're not on a 45-person bus — you're in your own vehicle with a private driver, staying in boutique riads, on a schedule you helped design.

Collette's 14-day Colors of Morocco is one of the most popular Morocco tours sold to English-speaking travelers. It lists at $5,199 per person, with sale prices from $3,999. That's a 24-person bus tour with mostly 4-star tourist hotels and a single riad night in Fes. Our 12-day Grand Tour at $2,952 delivers nearly the same destination coverage privately, in boutique riads throughout — for roughly $1,000 to $2,200 less per person.

Tauck's 10-day Magic of Morocco starts at $7,790 per person. The luxury hotel package buys Four Seasons stays and a prestige brand experience, but it's still a bus tour with a fixed schedule. Our 9-day Deserts and Empires at $2,324 covers similar ground privately, in riads selected for character rather than brand prestige, for under a third of Tauck's price.

These companies sell private Morocco trips too — and charge for it. Abercrombie & Kent's 12-day private Wonders of Morocco starts at $12,995 per person (about $1,080 a day). Audley's 11-day Imperial Cities & the Sahara starts at $6,995 (about $636 a day), Wilderness Travel's 9-day Private Journey at $5,595 (about $622 a day), and Kensington's 8-day Imperial Cities at $4,305 (about $538 a day). Our 12-day private Grand Tour works out to about $246 a day — less than half of what they charge, and as little as a quarter. Same private driver, same freedom to change the plan, and you deal directly with the operator who runs your trip.

Road Scholar's 11-day Marrakech & Essaouira program starts at $5,349 per person, and its 18-day Morocco program at $7,399 for groups of 13 to 24. Smithsonian Journeys' 14-day Splendors of Morocco is $7,095 per person land only, in a group of up to 24. Our 12-day Grand Tour at $2,952 is well under half of Smithsonian's price and about $2,400 less than Road Scholar's shorter program — and it's just you. Overseas Adventure Travel's 16-day Morocco Sahara Odyssey is $5,295 including airfare from New York, in a group of up to 16, so it isn't apples to apples: add the fare you'd find to our land price and compare. Either way, you set the dates, the pace and the stops instead of following a group schedule.

Insight's 11-day Treasures of Morocco starts at $3,105 for winter departures; Globus' 10-day Highlights of Northern Morocco is on sale from $2,279 for 2027. Those are coach tours on fixed dates with set hotels. For about the same money — sometimes a little more — our 12-day Grand Tour at $2,952 gives you your own vehicle and driver, local guides in each city, riads with character, and an itinerary you can change as often as you like before you book. Leave the day you want, linger where you like, skip what you don't.