Urban Morocco Travel isn’t just another run-of-the-mill tour company. Honestly, it feels like a passion project that accidentally turned pro. This crew operates more like a gang of happily obsessed explorers who accidentally figured out how to make their travel addiction a business. For real, you get the sense the founder caught the wanderlust flu circa forever ago and just never bothered finding a cure. Whoever’s running the show, their whole vibe says: "Morocco’s got wild energy and colors loud enough to knock your socks off, plus locals who’ll dote on you even if you still smell like airport peanuts."
These folks? They’re not reading from some dusty guidebook. Nah, they’ve actually worn holes in their shoes zig-zagging this country for kicks. If you’re daydreaming about camping like royalty out in the Merzouga dunes—yep, they’ll make that happen. Tagine binge in Marrakech’s neon chaos? Mint tea till your teeth ache? Playing human Frogger dodging mopeds? That’s basically Tuesday. Lost in Fes? Trust me, it happens, but with these guys, that’s half the fun. Casablanca, Chefchaouen, Essaouira… you throw a dart at the map and they’ve already got a plan, a snack, and probably a story about that one time a camel got loose.
Forget clinging to some herd with a monotone guide spewing facts you could Google anyway. Rolling with Urban Morocco feels more like tagging along with a bunch of locals who want you to actually *get* the place. The rides are breezy (AC cranked—big deal, trust me), and the guides actually laugh, joke, spill gossip, and spill the tea on that weird blue wall everyone Instagrams.
It’s easygoing but dialed in—you get safety, sanity, and the kind of real-people Moroccan experience that makes your cousin’s “all-inclusive adventure” look like a snoozefest. They’ve got drivers, camel guys, camp folks, all of ‘em actually stoked to have you around (which is honestly pretty rare in tourism land).
Bottom line: Urban Morocco Travel is just some locals with a travel obsession and zero chill about sharing it with you. Got questions? Hit ‘em up. They'll probably answer with so much hype that you'll wonder if they're mainlining Moroccan tea. That’s what you get when someone's actually stoked about what they do.
Urban Morocco Travel? Oh, it’s the real deal if you wanna get your boots dirty (in a good way) and dodge the usual tourist traps. Wanna get swept up by Marrakech’s chaos and color? Or maybe just chill out under a sky full of stars in the Sahara? Yeah, they’ve got your back. These folks don’t just hand you a brochure and send you on your way—they actually take time to build trips around what *you* want. Adventure junkie, culture buff, or just need to hit pause and breathe? Doesn’t matter, they’ll sort it.
Honestly, what sets them apart? They know the shortcuts, the tucked-away tea shops, the hole-in-the-wall places guidebooks won’t even whisper about. You get a real slice of Morocco, not just surface-level stuff. That “true spirit” of the place? They’re all about making you feel it, not just see it. Your Instagram’s gonna blow up.
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For nine years, Urban Morocco Travel has provided desert tours. starting from Marrakech, Casablanca, and Fes. These tours include all the main attractions and cities of Morocco. They serve individual and group travelers alike. Explore the real Morocco. What to see in Morocco? Arid wilds, mountain valleys, oceanic coasts, and the towering Atlas Mountains. We arrange our tours and day trips to encounter locals as much as possible. Go desert trekking to meet the Saharan nomads. You could also spend a day in one of the valleys. Enjoy some mint tea with the Berbers. You'll find deep Morocco welcoming, a treat for the eyes and in spirit.
Ditch the basic checklist—Morocco’s got way more to offer than a reel of overcrowded Instagram hotspots. Sure, you’ll hit Marrakech, Fes, Casablanca (because, well, you kind of have to, right?). Get your history fix in those twisty old alleyways, flex your artsy side in some sun-drenched medina. Classic. But honestly? The stuff you’ll remember isn’t on any “Top 10” blog. Grab a dusty taxi and head into the Atlas foothills or lose yourself in a market so wild even the locals look confused. That’s where Morocco really hits different.
But the crown jewel? That’s gotta be our Merzouga luxury camp. Not to brag, but this isn’t your run-of-the-mill “glamping” stuff. Picture this: you’re sleeping in a tent big enough for a sultan, with real beds (no lumpy sleeping bags), private bathrooms (finally, dignity in the desert), and a spread for dinner that’ll have you posting foodie pics with your phone held high at sunset. You want to wake up to orange dunes catching the first sunrays? Done. Every night ends with a bonfire, Berber jams, and that weirdly perfect silence you only get in the Sahara. It’s basically a Wes Anderson film, minus the quirk and awkward pauses.
You won’t just drive past the locals waving from a bus, either. We’ll actually introduce you—nomadic families who’ve chilled here since before Instagram was a thing. Ever tried food grilled over an open fire, with half the ingredients plucked from the desert itself? Now’s your shot.
Obsessed with the details? Guilty. Whether you crew up in Marrakech on our cozy minibuses or play out your “rich explorer” dreams in a tricked-out SUV, it’s all sorted. Our guides are legends—English, French, Spanish, plus a PhD in dad jokes and Berber wisdom. And yeah, we know that desert heat can be rough, so we made sure the rides are icy cold inside.
So—day tripper, group squad, or lone wolf—Morocco’s hidden gems and the wild heart of the Sahara are waiting. Toss your plans out the window and let’s make some mad stories.
On a day trip from Marrakech, enjoy the Agafay Desert's beauty and activities. Relax by the pool. Experience a camel ride. Enjoy a tasty dinner and watch a stunning sunset in the desert, with the Atlas Mountains as your backdrop. A perfect combination of adventure and tranquility awaits you.
Discover the beauty of the Ourika Valley on this day trip from Marrakech. Explore Berber towns, visit a Berber house, and hike to the Setti Fatma waterfalls. Enjoy a tasty lunch by the river, with your feet in the water. Then, return to Marrakech in the evening. This Day Trip is an ideal escape to a peaceful elude into Morocco's High Atlas Mountains.
Explore Ouzoud Waterfalls on a private day trip from Marrakech. Travel through beautiful landscapes to magical waterfalls. There, we'll climb, watch wildlife, or relax by the water. Enjoy a delicious Moroccan lunch with a view of the waterfalls. Then, explore the natural beauty before returning to Marrakech by evening.
More than 90% of online Morocco tour businesses operate without proper government authorization. Check company websites. Look for official government license numbers and insurance policies. This helps verify their legitimacy. Check the Moroccan Ministry of Tourism's official database. Search for the company name to confirm registration. Legitimate operators have physical office addresses and landline contacts. They accept different payment methods. This includes credit cards, bank transfers, and not PayPal. Avoid companies that ask for manifesto signatures before you leave. These documents only limit the company’s liability for transportation.
Morocco has one of the lowest crime rates in the world. It is much safer than the US and Europe. Moroccan hospitality traditions create a welcoming environment for international visitors.
Most Moroccans are multilingual, speaking Berber, Arabic, and French. Our guides speak English and Spanish. Some also offer German, Japanese, and Italian. During peak seasons, we divide the multilingual staff on a first-come, first-served basis.
Tour guides carry official Ministry of Tourism badges obtained through certified training programs. Specialized mountain guides lead trekking excursions, while city guides conduct urban tours. Drivers have their own professional driver cards. They cannot offer guided services.
Tours include traditional riads, desert camps, and hotels. Riads and boutique hotels have limited capacity, requiring early booking. When specific properties are unavailable, we provide alternatives of equal quality.
A deposit secures your booking. You can pay the remaining balance in cash during pickup in MAD, EUR, or USD. We accept credit card and PayPal payments. There’s a 4% transaction fee. Make sure to process these weeks before departure.
Tipping is customary in Morocco, with 10% being a good rule of thumb for most services. For drivers, tip 10-20% of the tour cost. For city guides, give 100 MAD per hour. Camel drivers get 100-300 MAD per group. Luggage carriers should receive 30-50 MAD.
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