Is it twin, double or triple share? Can I get a private room?
The trip mixes twin/double and triple rooms as per itinerary. A single supplement may be available on some nights (often not at the desert camp or homestay). Request at booking; availability and pricing appear at checkout.
I’m travelling solo—can I share?
Yes. Solo travellers are paired with another traveller of the same gender where possible, following the rooming listed for each night.
What meals are included?
10 × Breakfast, 3 × Lunch, 7 × Dinner. Highlights include a welcome dinner in Marrakech, a desert-camp dinner under the stars, a hands-on cooking class meal in Imlil, and a purpose-led lunch with a women’s culinary training project.
Can dietary requirements be accommodated?
Common requirements (vegetarian, vegan, gluten-free) are usually manageable—advise at booking. Cross-contamination cannot be guaranteed in all locations.
How long are the drive days?
Some days cover significant distance across mountains and desert. Expect scenic drives with regular comfort/photo stops.
Do I have to ride a camel?
Camel riding is included to reach the desert camp. Travellers who prefer not to ride can request a 4WD transfer where feasible (subject to availability; advise early).
Is the surf lesson suitable for beginners?
Yes. Essaouira’s beach breaks are beginner-friendly and all gear is provided. If surfing isn’t your thing, enjoy free beach time or explore the medina.
Will the Rissani Market visit happen on my departure?
The Rissani Market runs on selected departures only. When it doesn’t align, a comparable cultural stop is planned instead.
What’s the expected weather?
Morocco varies by region: warm/hot days in lowlands, cool nights almost everywhere; big drops after sunset in the Sahara and High Atlas. See Seasonal Weather Expectations above for detail.
What should I pack?
Layers for hot days and cool nights, modest clothing for medinas/villages, sturdy walking shoes, a warm layer for the desert, sun protection, and a scarf/buff for wind or sand. See What to Pack for a full list.
How much luggage can I bring?
Space in vehicles is shared; pack light in a soft-sided bag plus a daypack. Large hard cases are less convenient for loading and narrow riad lanes.
Is Wi-Fi available? What about power?
Most riads/guesthouses offer Wi-Fi; expect limited signal at the desert camp. Morocco uses Type C/E plugs, 220–240V. A universal adaptor is recommended.
Is Morocco safe for travellers?
Major destinations on this route are well-travelled. Normal city awareness applies in medinas (keep valuables secure). Licensed guides lead city walks; activities include safety briefings.
What about health considerations?
Drink bottled or filtered water, be selective with street food (hot and fresh is best), and carry any personal medications. Travel insurance is strongly recommended.
What is the cultural dress code?
In medinas and rural areas, shoulders and knees covered is appreciated. Beachwear stays for the beach. Always ask before photographing people; drones require permission.
What currency is used and how do I pay?
Moroccan Dirham (MAD). ATMs are common in cities; smaller vendors prefer cash. Keep small notes for tips and markets.
How does tipping work?
As a guideline: restaurants ~10%; day guides 50–100 MAD; drivers 20–50 MAD per travel day; small coins for porters.
Will Ramadan affect my trip?
Travel during Ramadan is rewarding but some services adjust hours. Expect a gentler pace in the day and lively evenings; your guide will advise daily.
Are visas included?
Travellers are responsible for meeting entry and visa requirements for Morocco. Check current rules for your passport before departure.
What’s the cancellation or change policy?
Terms are operator-specific and shown at checkout for your chosen departure (including any amendment fees, deadlines, or minimum numbers).
Is this tour all-inclusive?
The trip includes a full itinerary, key activities, listed meals, stays, and transport Day 1–10. Flights, Day-11 airport transfer, optional extras, and some meals/drinks are not included.
