Chefchaouen
The blue town of the Rif Mountains. Alleyways painted in a thousand shades of indigo, rooftops with views and the laid-back pace of the north. It's impossible to take a bad photo.
Ancient medinas, the blue of Chefchaouen and a night under the Sahara stars
We're finalising the first dates for Morocco.
Let me know when they're outThe blue town of the Rif Mountains. Alleyways painted in a thousand shades of indigo, rooftops with views and the laid-back pace of the north. It's impossible to take a bad photo.
We'll ride into the desert at Merzouga by camel, the way it's always been done, as the dunes change colour with the setting sun. The silence of the Sahara can't be explained — you have to feel it.
Dinner around the fire, live music and the whole Milky Way above your head. Praying fajr among the dunes is one of those moments that stays with you for ever.
The Ben Youssef Madrasa, the souks of Marrakech, the medina of Fez… A thousand years of Islamic art carved in wood, plaster and tile, brought to life by local guides.
Mosaic fountains, tanners, weavers and pottery workshops still working the way they did centuries ago. Your suitcase will come home fuller (and prettier) than it left.
You'll travel with young Muslims (mostly aged 20–35) who are just as keen as you to see the world. Most of them come on their own, too.
Every one of our trips to Morocco is led by someone from our team who has already done the route and takes care of all the logistics.
A set itinerary with the very best of the destination, verified halal food and prayer times built into the plan. All you have to do is enjoy it.
Our group trips to Morocco let you experience it far more deeply than travelling on your own: you'll get to know the place inside out, make friendships that last and come home feeling you've lived something truly special — without ever compromising on who you are. Shall we put a date on your next trip?