Private Family Journeys
Morocco Family Tours
Camel rides at sunset, storytellers in Marrakech, blue streets in Chefchaouen and nights under desert stars — private, relaxed journeys designed for parents, kids and grandparents alike.
Travel together, at your pace
Memories the whole family will share forever
Morocco is wonderfully welcoming to children. Our family tours balance discovery and downtime — shorter driving days, family rooms in characterful riads, hands-on activities kids love, and a private driver who adapts to nap times, snack stops and spontaneous detours.
Camel rides & desert camps
Gentle rides at sunset and a cosy family tent.
Kid-friendly activities
Cooking classes, pottery, film studios and sandboarding.
Comfortable private car
Child seats on request and short, well-paced drives.
Family-friendly riads
Connecting rooms, pools and calm courtyards.
Safe & welcoming
Moroccans adore children — you’ll feel it everywhere.
Flexible pacing
Free afternoons, pool time and no early starts unless you want them.
Where your family will go
Four cities, four different worlds
Choose your family journey
Four routes, made for families
From a short Marrakech & desert escape to a grand two-week loop. Every tour is private and can be adapted to your children’s ages.
Marrakech
Marrakech → Ouarzazate → Zagora → Marrakech
5-Day Marrakech & Desert Family Escape
The perfect first taste of Morocco: the magic of Marrakech’s souks and gardens, a visit to the film studios of Ouarzazate, and a family night in a desert camp — with shorter drives than the classic Merzouga route.
- Jardin Majorelle
- Film studios
- Camel ride
- Desert camp
Day-by-day
- Marrakech. Arrival, riad check-in and an evening horse-carriage ride.
- Marrakech. Jardin Majorelle, souks and the storytellers of Jemaa el-Fna.
- Marrakech – Ouarzazate. Atlas mountains, Aït Benhaddou and Atlas Film Studios.
- Ouarzazate – Zagora. Draa Valley palm groves, camel ride and desert camp.
- Zagora – Marrakech. Scenic return over the Tichka pass.
Casablanca
Casablanca → Rabat → Fes → Marrakech
7-Day Casablanca to Marrakech Family Tour
Start by the ocean at the spectacular Hassan II Mosque, then travel through Rabat and Fes, meet the wild Barbary monkeys of the Middle Atlas and splash beside the Ouzoud waterfalls before finishing in Marrakech.
- Hassan II Mosque
- Fes medina
- Barbary monkeys
- Ouzoud falls
Day-by-day
- Casablanca. Arrival, Hassan II Mosque and a walk along the Corniche.
- Casablanca – Rabat – Fes. Kasbah of the Udayas and the royal capital.
- Fes. Family-paced medina tour, tanneries and a pottery workshop.
- Fes – Ifrane – Beni Mellal. Cedar forests and Barbary macaques.
- Ouzoud – Marrakech. Waterfalls, boat ride and onward to Marrakech.
- Marrakech. Gardens, souks and a kids’ cooking class.
- Marrakech. Free morning and departure transfer.
Fes
Casablanca → Fes → Sahara → Marrakech
10-Day Imperial Cities & Sahara Family Adventure
The classic Morocco loop at a family-friendly pace: the ancient medina of Fes, two nights among the golden dunes of Merzouga with sandboarding and Gnawa music, the gorges of Todra and the movie-set kasbahs of the south.
- Fes medina
- Sandboarding
- Gnawa music
- Todra Gorge
Day-by-day
- Casablanca. Arrival and Hassan II Mosque.
- Rabat – Fes. Royal capital, then on to Fes.
- Fes. Guided medina tour and a mosaic or pottery workshop.
- Fes – Ifrane – Merzouga. Monkeys, cedar forests and camel ride to camp.
- Merzouga. Sandboarding, nomad family visit and Gnawa music in Khamlia.
- Merzouga – Todra – Dades. Easy walk through the Todra Gorge.
- Dades – Ouarzazate. Rose Valley and Atlas Film Studios.
- Aït Benhaddou – Marrakech. The famous kasbah, then over the Atlas.
- Marrakech. Gardens, souks and Jemaa el-Fna by night.
- Marrakech. Departure transfer.
Chefchaouen
Casablanca → Chefchaouen → Fes → Sahara → Marrakech → Essaouira
Two-Week Grand Morocco Family Journey
The complete family adventure: the blue streets of Chefchaouen, Roman ruins at Volubilis, the Sahara dunes, Berber villages of the High Atlas, Marrakech’s wonders and a seaside finale on the beaches of Essaouira.
- Blue city
- Roman ruins
- Sahara
- Mule ride
- Beach days
Day-by-day
- Casablanca. Arrival and Hassan II Mosque.
- Rabat – Chefchaouen. Into the Rif Mountains.
- Chefchaouen. Blue lanes, Ras El Maa spring and a light walk to Akchour.
- Volubilis – Fes. Roman mosaics and the imperial city of Meknes.
- Fes. Medina tour and hands-on craft workshop.
- Ifrane – Merzouga. Monkeys, cedar forests and camel ride to camp.
- Merzouga. Sandboarding, desert games and a second camp night.
- Todra – Dades. Gorges and valley of the roses.
- Ouarzazate – Aït Benhaddou. Film studios and kasbah.
- High Atlas – Marrakech. Over the Tichka pass.
- Marrakech. Kids’ cooking class and evening in Jemaa el-Fna.
- Imlil. Mule ride and lunch with a Berber family.
- Essaouira. Beach, harbour and fresh seafood by the sea.
- Essaouira – Marrakech. Departure transfer.
Why families choose us
Thoughtful details, happy travellers
We plan every journey around the youngest and the oldest in your group, so everyone enjoys Morocco together.
i.
Always private
Your own vehicle and driver — stop whenever the kids need a break.
ii.
Shorter driving days
Long routes are split with fun stops, so no one gets restless.
iii.
Family rooms & pools
Hand-picked riads and camps with space for the whole family.
iv.
Local, caring team
Friendly English-speaking drivers and guides who love children.
Good to know
Family travel questions
Planning with little ones? Message us on WhatsApp and we’ll answer any question.
Is Morocco safe for families with children?
Yes. Morocco is a very family-friendly country where children are warmly welcomed. With a private driver, trusted guides and hand-picked accommodation, your family is looked after from arrival to departure.
What is the best age for a family tour in Morocco?
Families travel with us with babies, teenagers and grandparents. Children aged 4 and up usually enjoy the camel rides and desert camps most, but every itinerary can be adapted to younger children with shorter drives and more rest time.
Do you provide child seats?
Yes. Child and booster seats are available on request at no extra cost. Just let us know the ages of your children when you enquire.
Are the desert camps suitable for kids?
Absolutely. We use comfortable camps with private family tents, real beds, private bathrooms and simple, kid-friendly meals. The camel ride is short and gentle, and younger children can ride with a parent.
How long are the driving days?
We keep most driving days to 3–5 hours, broken up with photo stops, snacks and short walks. On longer stretches, such as the road to the Sahara, we add interesting stops so the journey is part of the fun.
Can you adapt the meals for children?
Yes. Moroccan food is naturally mild and family-friendly, and riads and camps are happy to prepare simple dishes such as omelettes, pasta or grilled chicken. Tell us about any dietary needs in advance.
Tailor-made family trip
Let’s plan your family’s Moroccan story
Tell us your dates, the ages of your children and what your family loves — we’ll design a private route around you, with no obligation.