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Holders of ordinary Chinese passports can visit Morocco without a visa for short stays. Your passport should be valid for at least six months. We confirm the current rules when we send your itinerary.

Our trips are private: your own van and driver, licensed guides for visits, hotels we know, and our Chinese-speaking travel concierge in touch with you daily on WeChat during the trip. We plan the days so you are never left to find your own way at night.

Yes. Every trip is private, so we set the pace and the hotels around your group. Tell us the ages and any mobility needs when we plan the trip, and we suggest which days and activities suit everyone.

As early as you can, especially for Golden Week, Spring Festival and the Sahara in high season, because hotels and guides are limited. We confirm availability before you pay anything.

Yes. The routes are a starting point. We adjust the days, the hotels and the activities to your dates and interests, and send you one written itinerary.

October to April for the Sahara, April to October for the northern cities, May to September for the Atlantic coast. We suggest the right route for your dates.

No. Every trip is private and starts on the dates you choose.

Yes. The prices shown are reference prices; we send you a price for your group size.

It depends on the region and the month: nights in the Sahara and the mountains can be cold in winter, and the interior is hot in summer. Before you travel we send a packing guide for your route and dates.

No. International flights are not included, so you can choose the airline, dates and airport that suit you. Once you know your flights, send us the details and we plan the first and last day around them.

Your driver meets you at the airport and takes you to your first hotel. All transfers on the itinerary are included, so you never need to find a taxi.

The local currency is the Moroccan dirham. International cards are accepted in hotels and many restaurants; small shops and markets often prefer cash. We explain what to bring before you travel.

We recommend a local or travel SIM or an eSIM, and we send you the options before departure. During the trip, our Chinese-speaking travel concierge is in touch with you every day on WeChat.

Yes. Tell us your flight dates and we can add nights in Marrakech, Casablanca or elsewhere, and plan the transfers.

After we agree your itinerary, we send a written agreement. A deposit confirms the booking and secures hotels and guides; the balance is paid before departure. The exact amounts, dates and payment methods are in your agreement. Before paying, check the agreement and payment details with us on WeChat; if anything differs, confirm with us first.

Yes. The cancellation and change conditions are set out in your agreement before you pay anything.

Hotels and riads, a private van with driver, guided visits, the listed entrance fees and activities, the photography sessions on signature routes, and remote WeChat support from our Chinese-speaking travel concierge. International flights, most meals, tips and insurance are not included. Each itinerary lists the details.

The van, the driver and the guides are shared between the guests, so the price per person goes down as the group grows. The website shows indicative per-person prices, not guaranteed minimum bookable prices. We plan around your requirements and provide the final price after confirming the itinerary and hotel arrangements. Inclusions, exclusions, payment, cancellation and refund conditions are specified in the Booking Agreement.

Standard, Luxury or Ultra-Luxury. Tell us the level you prefer and we show you the hotels in your itinerary.

Meals not listed in the itinerary, tips, personal expenses and optional extras such as a balloon flight or extra photo sessions. Each itinerary lists what is included.

Local guided visits included in the itinerary are primarily provided in English, as specified in the confirmed itinerary. Request a Chinese-speaking guide before booking; availability and the additional charge must be separately confirmed. Drivers, activity instructors and local guides speak English. Before, during and after your trip, our Chinese-speaking travel concierge also provides communication and coordination support on WeChat; this is a remote service, not an accompanying Chinese-speaking guide.

Yes. Your group travels in a private van with a driver for the whole trip, and you are never left to arrange your own transport.

Message your Chinese-speaking travel concierge on WeChat. During your trip, we communicate with you daily through WeChat, help with requests and coordinate local arrangements. The Chinese-speaking travel concierge is a remote service, not an accompanying Chinese-speaking guide. On the guided visits in your itinerary, a local guide leads you on site. We check in with you after the trip.

Within reason, yes. Tell your guide or message us on WeChat and we adjust the day, depending on timings and what is open.

Yes. Tell us any dietary needs when you plan the trip and we pass them to the hotels and restaurants. Most Moroccan restaurants serve halal food.

Light, comfortable clothes that cover shoulders and knees are the easiest in the medinas and villages. Hotels and the Atlantic coast are more relaxed. Our packing guide gives details for your route.

Travel insurance is not included in the trip price and is not a condition of booking, but we strongly recommend suitable cover for your circumstances, itinerary and chosen activities. Before buying, check with the insurer the geographical cover, medical care and emergency evacuation, trip cancellation, personal belongings, and the cover and restrictions for your chosen activities. In an emergency, contact us on WeChat straight away: we support you and handle the first steps to bring you to safety.

Each signature route is designed with 2 or 3 photo sessions, in the morning or the afternoon at the best light, depending on the weather and the place. Like everything on your journey, the number of sessions and the places can be tailored to you. Photography is not included in the sport and activity journeys, and can be added.

Before you travel we send styling tips: what to wear where, and which colours work with each setting.

No. Your photographer gives simple directions, and the sessions are planned to feel natural.

Yes, as an optional extra. Tell us and we plan them into your itinerary and quote you the total.

Yes. Photography is not included in those journeys, and we can add it. Tell us when you plan the trip.

Yes. Photography, golf, surfing, yoga and hiking can be added to the routes, and we plan them into your trip and send you one total.

Often yes, for example photography with yoga. Tell us what you would like and we check that the days work.

On a golf, surf, yoga or hiking journey, the activity is included. On other routes we add it on request. Photography is included on the signature routes.

Yes. We plan something else for them during the session, and bring the group together afterwards.

No. We can arrange rental clubs at the course. If you prefer your own, check your airline’s sports-equipment rules before you travel.

All levels. Tell us your experience and we choose courses and tee times to match. Some courses may ask for a handicap certificate; we tell you in advance.

Yes. We plan a parallel programme for them and bring the group together for lunch.

The 9-day Atlantic Coast journey has five rounds, and the 12-day Grand Tour has seven. To add golf to another route, we plan the rounds with you.

All year on the coast. Inland, in Marrakech, October to April is the most pleasant; in summer we book early tee times to avoid the heat.

Every round listed in your itinerary is included, with a clubhouse lunch on golf days (other meals are paid separately). Caddies, buggies and club hire are optional extras, paid on top.

No. Beginner lessons usually start from the basics on the sand, and most beginners stand up in their first or second session. Tell us your level and the coach adapts the session.

Yes, on the session days of the surf journey. A soft surfboard suited to your level and a full wetsuit are usually provided.

On the Atlantic coast, around Essaouira and Taghazout. Each has several spots within a short drive, and the coach picks one on the day for the swell, the wind and your level.

Yes, you should be comfortable in the water. Beginner lessons usually take place in shallow, waist-deep water, with the coach close by.

The Atlantic here is cool: usually about 16 °C in late winter and about 20 °C in late summer. That is why a full wetsuit is worn all year.

A swimsuit to wear under the wetsuit, a towel, sunscreen and water. The board and wetsuit are usually provided.

You can surf here all year. From October to April the swell is usually bigger and more consistent; summer usually brings smaller waves, which suit beginners. Mornings are often calmer, especially in Essaouira, where the wind tends to build through the day.

The session is arranged according to the sea conditions, the weather and your level. If it cannot run, we adjust the day.

Sessions with a certified coach, with a soft surfboard and a full wetsuit usually provided. Extra sessions or private coaching can be added on request.

No. Sessions suit all levels, and the teacher adapts the practice to your group.

Yes. Sessions are private, for your group only, on the days listed in your journey.

Comfortable clothes. We confirm mats and props when we plan your trip.

On the coast, in the mountains or in a courtyard, depending on the day of your journey.

Usually 60 to 90 minutes, in the morning or at sunset. We confirm the setting when we plan your trip.

A private session with a professional teacher on the days listed in your itinerary, with mats and props usually provided. Extra sessions can be added on request.

The trek has three long days on foot, about 7, 8 and 10 hours. Tell us your level and we confirm whether it suits you.

The journey includes the summit day.

In mountain lodges and refuges on the trek, and in hotels and riads for the rest of the journey.

The trek comes with a cook and porters. We confirm what you carry yourself when we plan your trip.

Spring (April to June) and autumn (September and October) are usually best. Summer is hot in the valleys, and in winter there is snow higher up, which calls for crampons and winter gear.

The three trek days with a certified mountain guide, a cook and porters, nights in mountain lodges and refuges, and 2 litres of water per person on trekking days. Extra services such as equipment rental can be added on request.