Is the 6-day Morocco tour from Spain suitable for families?

Yes, this private tour is ideal for families. The pace can be adjusted, and activities such as camel rides are family-friendly.

Do I need a visa to enter Morocco from Spain?

Most travelers from Europe, the UK, the US, and Canada do not need a visa for stays under 90 days. Always check current requirements.

Is the Sahara Desert camp comfortable?

Yes, the luxury desert camp offers private tents, comfortable beds, and en-suite bathrooms, combining adventure with comfort.

Can this itinerary be customized?

Absolutely. As a private tour, it can be tailored to your interests, pace, and accommodation preferences.

Private 6-Day Morocco Tour from Spain to Marrakech via Desert (2026)

The private 6-day Morocco tour from Spain is a carefully crafted journey that connects Europe and North Africa most authentically and comfortably. Starting with a scenic ferry crossing from southern Spain, this private adventure takes you through Morocco’s most iconic cities, mountain landscapes, and the golden dunes of the Sahara Desert before ending in vibrant Marrakech.

Designed for travelers who value comfort, culture, and flexibility, this experience blends guided city tours, scenic drives, and unforgettable desert moments. This itinerary delivers depth, authenticity, and memorable encounters at every stop.

Free Cancellation
Cancel up to 6 days in advance for a full refund
Duration
6 Days
Pick-up
Tarifa
Drop-off
Marrakech
Language
English, Spanish, French
Destination
Tarifa

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Overview of the Private 6-Day Morocco Tour from Spain

Private 6-Day Morocco Tour from Spain

This private 6-day Morocco tour begins in Spain with a morning ferry from Tarifa to Tangier. From the cosmopolitan north to the ancient imperial cities, across cedar forests, palm-filled valleys, and into the Sahara Desert, you will discover Morocco’s diversity day by day.

The journey concludes by crossing the High Atlas Mountains to Marrakech, offering a complete and immersive Moroccan experience in just six days.

All transfers are private, accommodations are handpicked riads and a luxury desert camp, and local guides enrich each destination with stories and insights. This is a seamless way to experience Morocco without rushing, while still covering the country’s highlights.

Highlights

One-hour ferry crossing from Tarifa to Tangier
Guided tour of Tangier including Cap Spartel and Hercules Caves
Overnight stay in the blue city of Chefchaouen
In-depth guided tours of Chefchaouen and Fes
Scenic drive through Ifrane, the Middle Atlas, and Ziz Valley
Camel ride at sunset in the Merzouga Desert
Overnight in a luxury Sahara desert camp
Walk through Todra Gorges and Dades Valley
Visit Ait Benhaddou, a UNESCO World Heritage Site

Day 01 :

Tarifa – Tangier – Chefchaouen

Your trip from Tarifa to Morocco in 6 days begins with a morning ferry crossing from Tarifa to Tangier, taking approximately one hour. Upon arrival, you are warmly welcomed by your private driver and licensed guide.

Start your exploration of Tangier with a visit to Cap Spartel, where the Atlantic Ocean meets the Mediterranean Sea. Continue to the legendary Hercules Caves before heading into the heart of the city.

Enjoy a guided walking tour of the Kasbah and Medina, discovering hidden alleys, lively squares, and panoramic viewpoints. After lunch, travel through the scenic Rif Mountains to Chefchaouen.

Riad/hotel including bed & breakfast.

Day 02 :

Chefchaouen – Fes

After breakfast, meet your local guide to explore Chefchaouen at a relaxed pace. Wander through blue-washed streets, artisan workshops, and small plazas that feel untouched by time. Visit the Kasbah Museum and enjoy views over the Rif Mountains.

In the afternoon, depart for Fes. The drive offers beautiful countryside scenery and glimpses of rural Moroccan life. Upon arrival, check in to your traditional riad and enjoy a peaceful evening in the spiritual heart of Morocco.

Riad/hotel including bed & breakfast.

Breakfast

Day 03 :

Full-Day Guided Tour of Fes

Today is dedicated to discovering Fes, one of the world’s oldest medieval cities. With your private guide, explore the UNESCO-listed Fes el-Bali Medina. Visit the Royal Palace gates, Al Quaraouiyine University, Bou Inania Madrasa, and the famous Chouara Tannery.

As you walk through narrow streets filled with history, spices, and crafts, your guide shares stories that bring the city to life. This full-day walking tour offers deep cultural insight and unforgettable moments.

Riad/hotel including bed & breakfast.

Breakfast

Day 04 :

Fes – Ifrane – Midelt – Ziz Valley – Merzouga Desert

Leave Fes early and travel south through the Middle Atlas Mountains. Stop in Ifrane, often called the “Switzerland of Morocco,” and pass through cedar forests where Barbary macaques are sometimes seen.

After lunch in Midelt, continue through the dramatic landscapes of the Ziz Valley, lined with thousands of palm trees. By late afternoon, arrive in Merzouga at the edge of the Sahara. Mount your camel and ride across the dunes as the sun sets. Dinner and overnight in a luxury desert camp under the stars.

Luxury Desert Camp including dinner & breakfast

Breakfast + Dinner

Day 05 :

Merzouga – Erfoud – Todra Gorges – Dades Valley

Wake up early to watch the sunrise over the dunes before breakfast. Travel to Erfoud, known for its fossils, then continue to the spectacular Todra Gorges. Walk through the towering canyon walls and enjoy the cool river breeze.

In the afternoon, drive along the Road of a Thousand Kasbahs to the Dades Valley. Check in to a charming riad surrounded by dramatic rock formations and lush valleys. Dinner and overnight in Dades Valley.

Riad/hotel including dinner & breakfast.

Breakfast + Dinner

Day 06 :

Dades Valley – Ait Benhaddou – Atlas Mountains – Marrakech

After breakfast, continue toward Skoura Oasis and its palm groves. Visit Ait Benhaddou, the iconic fortified village and UNESCO World Heritage Site, famous for films and historical significance.

Cross the High Atlas Mountains via the Tizi n’Tichka Pass, enjoying panoramic views and scenic stops along the way. Arrive in Marrakech in the late afternoon, marking the end of your unforgettable private 6-day Spain to Morocco trip.

Breakfast

Know Before You Go

Plan Before You Go: Useful Information for Your 6-Day Morocco Trip from Spain

A little preparation goes a long way in making your journey seamless and stress-free. This practical guide covers everything you need to know before starting your private 6-day Morocco adventure, from documents and money to weather, packing tips, and cultural insights.

Travel Documents & Entry into Morocco

Passport validity: Your passport must be valid for at least 6 months from your entry date into Morocco.
Visa policy: Travelers from most European countries, the UK, the US, Canada, Australia, and many others do not need a visa for stays of up to 90 days.
Ferry arrival process: Passport control is handled on board the ferry before reaching Tangier Ville, making arrival quick and smooth.
Entry forms: Occasionally distributed on the ferry; they are simple and easy to complete.

Money, Currency & Payments

Local currency: Moroccan Dirham (MAD), available only inside Morocco.
ATMs: Easily found in major cities, including Tangier, Chefchaouen, Fes, Merzouga, and Marrakech.
Credit cards: Accepted in hotels and many restaurants; small shops and markets prefer cash.

Currency exchange: Airport exchange rates are usually higher—your guide can assist you with reliable ATMs or exchange offices.
Tipping: Not mandatory but customary; tips are appreciated by drivers, guides, and hotel staff.

Luggage, Clothing & Packing Tips

Luggage space: No strict limits—your private vehicle offers ample room for suitcases.

Desert overnight bag: For the camel ride, bring a small backpack with:

A light jacket
Sunscreen and sunglasses
Phone charger or power bank
Personal essentials

What to wear: Morocco is welcoming and relaxed, yet modest dress is recommended:

Light clothing during the day
Warmer layers for evenings
Comfortable walking shoes

Seasonal advice:

Winter (Dec–Feb): Cold desert nights—pack a warm jacket and gloves
Summer (Jun–Aug): Hot southern regions—breathable clothes, hat, and sun protection are essential

Weather & Climate Overview

Northern Morocco (Tangier & Chefchaouen): Mild Mediterranean weather
Middle Atlas (Ifrane & Midelt): Cooler mountain air
Sahara Desert: Warm days, cold nights
High Atlas Mountains: Rapid temperature changes—layers recommended
Rain: Uncommon, mostly in winter; routes are adjusted if needed

Internet, SIM Cards & Connectivity

Wi-Fi: Available in all riads and hotels
Desert camp: Luxury camps offer Wi-Fi and charging points (signal may vary)
Local SIM cards: Affordable and easy to buy (Orange or Maroc Telecom); your guide can assist
eSIM options: Many travelers use Airalo or Nomad for instant mobile data

Food, Dietary Needs & Water Safety

Special diets: Vegetarian, vegan, gluten-free, dairy-free, and halal meals can be arranged with advance notice
Drinking water: Bottled or filtered water is recommended; widely available
Dining standards: Meals are served in carefully selected restaurants with high hygiene standards
Included meals: Daily breakfasts plus dinners in the desert camp and Dades Valley

Photography, Drones & Cultural Respect

Photography: Always ask permission before photographing people
Drones: Strictly restricted in Morocco; do not bring one without official authorization
Dress etiquette: Casual but respectful clothing is appreciated, especially in medinas and villages
Ramadan: Shops may open later; the itinerary adapts smoothly during this period

Safety & Travel Comfort

Morocco is considered very safe for visitors, and this tour includes private transport throughout.

Pickpocketing: Rare, but stay mindful in busy markets

Guides & drivers: Licensed professionals, experienced and English-speaking

Tour Flexibility & Customization

This private tour can be tailored to your preferences. Options include:

Ending the tour in Casablanca instead of Marrakech
Combining with shorter itineraries such as the 5-Day, 4-Day, or 3-Day Morocco tour from Spain
Adding Marrakech experiences like guided city tours, food tastings, hot-air balloon rides, or Agafay Desert excursions