12-Day Private Luxury Sightseeing Tour in Morocco

Twelve days is long enough to stop feeling like a tourist and start feeling like a traveller. This is one of the most comprehensive private tours in our entire Morocco catalogue - nearly two weeks of curated luxury that goes well beyond the usual Marrakech-to-Merzouga corridor into places most organised tours never reach. At EUR325 per day with accommodation, transport, guides and meals included, it is expensive in absolute terms but competitive on a per-day basis when compared to shorter luxury options. The perfect 5.0 from 50 reviewers carries weight at this price point - people spending nearly four thousand euros are not easy to please.

What actually happens

The itinerary is customised from any starting point in Morocco, which is an unusual and valuable feature. A typical routing covers Casablanca, Rabat, Meknes, Volubilis, Fes, the Middle Atlas, Merzouga and the Sahara, the Dades and Todra Gorges, Ouarzazate, the Draa Valley, Marrakech and Essaouira. But the operator tailors the route to your interests - if you want more time in the mountains and less in the cities, that is negotiable. Accommodation is in boutique riads and luxury desert camps rather than chain hotels. Each city gets a dedicated local guide who actually studied the history, not someone reading from a laminated card. The Sahara portion includes camel trekking and a night under the stars at a private camp. Transport is by private 4WD vehicle with a driver who doubles as your logistics coordinator for the full twelve days.

Our honest take

This is the tour for people who want to see Morocco properly and are willing to pay for it. Twelve days is the right length to cover the full north-to-south sweep without feeling rushed, and the “any starting point” flexibility means you can begin wherever your flight lands rather than forcing a connection to Casablanca. The accommodation quality matters at this price - you are staying in places that are destinations in themselves, not just beds. The 5.0 rating from 50 reviews is the strongest signal here. At EUR3900, every reviewer had high expectations, and every one was met. The obvious downside is cost. You can see much of Morocco on a 10-day tour for EUR1500 to EUR2000, sacrificing some luxury and some off-route diversions. Whether the extra EUR2000 is worth it depends on whether you view accommodation as merely functional or as part of the experience. If you stay in beautiful places and eat well, twelve days in Morocco can be genuinely life-changing. If you just want to see the sights, cheaper tours will get you there.

Who should book this

• Travellers who have two weeks and want a single operator to handle everything at a high level
• Couples celebrating a milestone - honeymoon, anniversary, retirement trip
• Older travellers who want comfort, quality accommodation, and no logistical stress
• Anyone who has done a shorter Morocco trip before and wants to go deeper

Who should skip this

• Budget travellers - you can see the same country for a quarter of the price
• Solo travellers who prefer hostels and chance encounters - this is a private, structured experience
• Anyone with less than 12 days available - do not try to compress this itinerary
• Travellers who prefer spontaneity over planning - this tour is curated, not improvised

Before you book

Duration: 12 days, 11 nights

Price: From EUR3900 per person (approximately EUR325/day including accommodation, meals, transport and guides)

Cancellation: Free cancellation up to 24 hours before.

Rating: 5.0/5 from 50 reviews

Compared to shorter luxury tours: Our 10-day options run EUR1500 to EUR2500. This costs more but gives you two extra days, broader geographic coverage, and the flexibility to start from anywhere. The per-day cost is actually comparable to the best 8 to 10 day luxury tours.

Practical tip: Contact the operator well in advance with your interests. The customisation is the best feature, but it requires a proper conversation about what you actually want to see. Do not just accept the default itinerary - push for the off-route diversions that make a trip this long genuinely special.