Day trips and longer journeys from Marrakech: waterfalls, the coast, kasbahs, the desert, and a 10‑day tour that adds Toubkal.
Marrakesh is the best base for seeing more of Morocco. In a day you can reach the waterfalls of Ouzoud, the Atlantic port of Essaouira or the kasbahs of Aït Benhaddou on the far side of the High Atlas, and in two days the palm groves and dunes of the Draa valley.
For a longer trip, the 10‑day tour combines what we know best, the mountains around Imlil and the climb of Toubkal, with the kasbahs, gorges and Sahara dunes of the south. Every tour runs privately with your own driver and can be adapted to your dates.
Climb Toubkal, cross the High Atlas to Aït Benhaddou, sleep among the Sahara dunes of Merzouga and return through the Dadès and Todra gorges.
The desert in two days: over the High Atlas, past Aït Benhaddou and down the palm groves of the Draa valley to the dunes near Zagora for a camel ride and a night at camp.
A full day over the High Atlas: the Tizi n'Tichka pass, the UNESCO-listed ksar of Aït Benhaddou and the film town of Ouarzazate, back in Marrakesh by evening.
A day at the highest waterfalls in Morocco: a walk down into the gorge of Ouzoud, olive groves, Barbary macaques and a boat ride to the foot of the falls.
A day on the Atlantic coast: the walled medina and harbour of Essaouira, its ramparts and blue fishing boats, and the argan country on the way.
