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Morocco Tour Packages

2 tour packages across Morocco — each a fully-designed journey and a starting point, reworked around your dates, interests and travel style.

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Morocco tour packages

Every one of these is a starting point we tailor entirely to you — dates, pace, stays and everything in between. Pricing terms

Morocco Imperial Cities and the Atlantic Coast: Fez, Marrakech and Essaouira, 7 NightsCultural
Morocco

Morocco Imperial Cities and the Atlantic Coast: Fez, Marrakech and Essaouira, 7 Nights

Rabat · Fez · Marrakech · Essaouira · Casablanca
7 Nights / 8 Days
Price on Request
  • 7 nights' hand-picked accommodation: 1 in Rabat, 2 in Fez, 2 in Marrakech, 1 in Essaouira and 1 in Casablanca
  • Daily breakfast after arrival day
  • Private vehicle with driver for all transfers and touring on the route

The Hassan II Mosque in Casablanca, built out over the Atlantic

Morocco Grand Loop: the High Atlas, the Sahara, Chefchaouen and Tangier, 9 NightsCultural
Morocco

Morocco Grand Loop: the High Atlas, the Sahara, Chefchaouen and Tangier, 9 Nights

Casablanca · Marrakech · Ouarzazate · Sahara Merzouga · Fez · Chefchaouen · Tangier · Rabat
9 Nights / 10 Days
Price on Request
  • 9 nights' hand-picked accommodation: 1 in Casablanca, 1 in Marrakech, 1 in Ouarzazate, 1 in a Merzouga desert camp, 1 in Fez, 1 in Chefchaouen, 1 in Tangier, 1 in Rabat and a last night in Casablanca
  • Daily breakfast after arrival day; dinner in Ouarzazate and at the Merzouga camp
  • Private vehicle with driver for the whole loop, with 4x4 jeeps for the desert section to the camp

The Tizi n’Tichka pass over the High Atlas and the earthen ksar of Aït Benhaddou

When to go

When is your Morocco?

Spring
March – May
The Best All-Round Months

Warm days in the cities, snow still on the Atlas behind Marrakech, wildflowers in the valleys and comfortable nights in the desert. The busiest season for good reason. Check the Ramadan dates — in 2027 it falls in February and March, and daytime cafés and some restaurants close outside the hotels.

Autumn
September – November
Desert Season Opens

The summer heat breaks in September, the dunes become comfortable again by day and are not yet cold at night, and the cities are pleasant. October is arguably the single best month for a full loop that includes the Sahara.

Winter
December – February
Cities and the Coast

Mild and often sunny in Marrakech and on the coast, and the quietest time in the medinas. Riads are cold without heating, the Atlas passes see snow, and desert nights fall close to freezing — pack for it and the desert is still magnificent.

Summer
June – August
Coast and Mountains Only

Marrakech, Fez and the desert regularly pass 40°C and the dunes are best avoided. Essaouira, the northern coast and the High Atlas are the summer destinations, and the Gnaoua music festival brings Essaouira alive in June.

Why Live Traveller

Planning Morocco with us

Researched, not resold

Every destination we offer is researched and vetted by our team before we recommend it.

Quoted in writing

Every journey is quoted individually and in writing before you commit, so you know what is included before you decide.

Designed around you

Each journey is a starting point. Dates, pace, stays and routing are reworked around how you actually want to travel.

Before you book

Morocco visa — what you need to know

Indian passport holders have been able to apply for a Moroccan e-visa online since 10 January 2023, according to the Embassy of the Kingdom of Morocco in New Delhi. Applications are made at the official e-visa portal, acces-maroc.ma. For anything the e-visa does not cover, applications go to the embassy's consular service through its accredited application centres in India.

Fee and processing, as published The Embassy of the Kingdom of Morocco in New Delhi states that Indian nationals have been eligible for the e-visa since 10 January 2023, that applications are made at acces-maroc.ma, that processing is estimated at between 24 and 72 hours, and that the e-visa has a duration of 30 days and can be extended up to six months with multiple entry. The portal's own price list, read on 2 September 2026, showed a Standard service at 770 dirhams over three to seven working days and an Express service at 1,100 dirhams over one to three working days, each for a 30-day stay on an e-visa valid for 180 days, with the note that a file may take up to the upper figure if an additional security check is required. Where the two official figures differ, plan against the longer one. Neither is an end-to-end timeline — creating the account, gathering the attachments and any request for a supplement all sit outside it. For a regular visa through the accredited centres the embassy publishes no fee and no timeline. Fees and timeframes are set by the Moroccan authorities and change; confirm both when you apply. Final visa decisions remain with the relevant authorities.

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The practical detail that makes Signature Journeys effortless — what to know before you go, from people who travel for a living.

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Frequently asked

Yes, but it is an e-visa. The Embassy of the Kingdom of Morocco in New Delhi states that Indian nationals with an ordinary passport have been eligible for the electronic visa since 10 January 2023, applied for at acces-maroc.ma. The embassy describes it as having a duration of 30 days, and its pages estimate processing at 24 to 72 hours; the portal's own price list shows three to seven working days for the standard service and one to three for express. Plan against the longer figure. Regular visas for other purposes go through the embassy's accredited centres — Atlys, BLS or VFS — and the embassy publishes no fee or timeline for those. Final visa decisions remain with the relevant authorities.
When we read the official portal's price list, it showed a Standard service at 770 Moroccan dirhams and an Express service at 1,100 dirhams, each for a 30-day stay on an e-visa valid for 180 days. The embassy's own pages do not quote a fee. The amount is set in dirhams and shown to you at the payment step, and it changes, so treat these as what the portal was quoting on the day rather than a fixed price.
March to May and September to November. Spring has warm cities, snow still on the Atlas and comfortable desert nights; autumn opens the desert season again after the summer heat. Winter is mild on the coast and in Marrakech but cold in unheated riads, on the passes and in the desert at night. June to August is for Essaouira and the mountains only — Marrakech, Fez and the dunes regularly pass 40°C. Check the Ramadan dates for your year; in 2027 it falls across February and March.
Seven nights covers Marrakech, the Atlas road and a desert night with a day to recover — a good first trip. Ten to twelve nights lets you add Fez, and either Chefchaouen in the north or Essaouira on the coast. The desert is the fixed cost: it is a full day's drive from Marrakech or Fez each way, so a trip that skips it can be four or five nights, and a trip that includes it should not be less than seven.
Very much so, and it is one of the better-value honeymoons within eight or nine hours' flying of India. The classic shape is a riad in Marrakech, a night or two in the desert under canvas, and a slow finish in Essaouira on the coast or a kasbah hotel in the Atlas. Riads are small, private and built around a courtyard, which suits couples far better than a large hotel does.
Easier than most Indian travellers expect. Vegetable tagine, couscous with seven vegetables, zaalouk, taktouka, lentil and chickpea dishes, olives, cheese and excellent bread are on every menu, and fruit and fresh juice are everywhere. Two cautions: couscous broth and some soups are made with meat stock, so ask; and in small towns the choice narrows. Tell a riad at booking that you are vegetarian and the kitchen will cook for you. Marrakech and Casablanca have Indian restaurants for a night off.
Morocco is generally a safe, well-policed country for visitors, and Indian travellers usually find it comfortable and familiar. The issues are the ordinary ones: persistent touts and unofficial guides in the Marrakech and Fez medinas, pickpockets in crowds, and drivers who quote inflated fares to visitors — use the meter in a petit taxi or agree a price first. Women travelling alone report attention rather than danger; modest dress and a firm no both help. Check your government's current travel advice before you travel.
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Africa tour packages

Other tour packages across Africa — different countries, the same starting-point approach, and easy to combine with Morocco.

Kenya SafariNewly AddedWildlife
Kenya

Kenya Safari

Nairobi · Amboseli · Maasai Mara
8 Nights / 9 Days
From₹5,50,000/ person
  • 8 nights' hand-picked accommodation
  • Daily breakfast
  • Private airport & inter-city transfers

Three parks in one trip, chosen because they look and behave nothing like each other rather than to lengthen the route

Cairo & the Nile — 7 NightsCultural
Egypt

Cairo & the Nile — 7 Nights

Cairo · Luxor · Aswan
7 Nights / 8 Days
Price on Request
  • 7 nights' hand-picked accommodation
  • Daily breakfast
  • Private airport & inter-city transfers

The Giza plateau early, with the panorama point behind the pyramids for the scale of them

Grand Egypt + Abu Simbel — 9 NightsCultural
Egypt

Grand Egypt + Abu Simbel — 9 Nights

Cairo · Luxor · Aswan
9 Nights / 10 Days
Price on Request
  • 9 nights' hand-picked accommodation
  • Daily breakfast
  • Private airport & inter-city transfers

Abu Simbel, cut into the rock by Ramesses II and moved wholesale in the 1960s

Egypt & the Red Sea — 10 NightsCultural
Egypt

Egypt & the Red Sea — 10 Nights

Cairo · Luxor · Aswan
10 Nights / 11 Days
Price on Request
  • 10 nights' hand-picked accommodation
  • Daily breakfast
  • Private airport & inter-city transfers

The classic Nile route first, then four nights on the Red Sea to stop moving

Kenya Safari: Amboseli, Lake Naivasha and the Maasai Mara, 6 NightsWildlife
Kenya

Kenya Safari: Amboseli, Lake Naivasha and the Maasai Mara, 6 Nights

Nairobi · Amboseli · Lake Naivasha · Maasai Mara
6 Nights / 7 Days
Price on Request
  • 6 nights' hand-picked accommodation: 1 in Nairobi, 2 in Amboseli, 1 at Lake Naivasha and 2 in the Maasai Mara
  • Dinner on arrival day; breakfast, lunch and dinner on days 2 to 6; breakfast on the last day
  • Private 4x4 safari vehicle with a pop-up roof and an English-speaking driver-guide for the whole safari

A full day of game driving in Amboseli, with a picnic lunch out in the park

Kenya Rhinos and Rift Valley Lakes: Ol Pejeta, Naivasha and the Maasai Mara, 6 NightsWildlife
Kenya

Kenya Rhinos and Rift Valley Lakes: Ol Pejeta, Naivasha and the Maasai Mara, 6 Nights

Nairobi · Ol Pejeta Conservancy · Lake Naivasha · Maasai Mara
6 Nights / 7 Days
Price on Request
  • 6 nights' hand-picked accommodation: 1 in Nairobi, 1 at Ol Pejeta, 2 at Lake Naivasha and 2 in the Maasai Mara
  • Dinner on arrival day; breakfast, lunch and dinner on days 2 to 6; breakfast on the last day
  • Private 4x4 safari vehicle with a pop-up roof and an English-speaking driver-guide for the whole safari

Ol Pejeta Conservancy, a leading black rhino sanctuary on the Laikipia plateau below Mount Kenya

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