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What we arrange

The parts people remember

Individual pieces we build into journeys. None of them is a bolt-on activity – each exists because someone we work with does it exceptionally well.

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Six we return to constantly

Desert

Dinner on the dune line

A table carried out to a ridge an hour before sunset, a cook who has done this four hundred times, and no one else within sight. Arranged at both Erg Chebbi and Erg Chigaga.

An evening

Craft

Artisan ateliers of Fes

Half a day moving between a zellige cutter, a brass workshop and a weaver, with a guide who knows them personally. You will be put to work at least once.

Half day

Mountains

Walking the Ait Bouguemez

Village-to-village walking on the valley floor with a guide from Tabant. Flat, green, and the best introduction to the Atlas there is.

Full day

Wellbeing

Hammam, properly

Not the spa version. A neighbourhood hammam with a tayeba who will scrub you harder than you expect, followed by mint tea and an hour of doing nothing.

Two hours

Desert

Astronomy in the erg

A telescope, an astronomer from Ouarzazate, and some of the least light-polluted sky on the continent. Best between October and April.

An evening

Food

A private table in the Medina

Dinner cooked by a family in their own dar, from a menu agreed with you beforehand. Eight seats, one sitting, no sign on the door.

An evening

By category

Everything we arrange

This is not a menu to order from. Tell us what interests you and we will tell you honestly whether it is worth the day it costs.

Dinner on the dune line – A table carried out to a ridge an hour before sunset, a cook who has done this four hundred times, and no one else within sight. Arranged at both Erg Chebbi and Erg Chigaga. (An evening)

Astronomy in the erg – A telescope, an astronomer from Ouarzazate, and some of the least light-polluted sky on the continent. Best between October and April. (An evening)

Artisan ateliers of Fes – Half a day moving between a zellige cutter, a brass workshop and a weaver, with a guide who knows them personally. You will be put to work at least once. (Half day)

Walking the Ait Bouguemez – Village-to-village walking on the valley floor with a guide from Tabant. Flat, green, and the best introduction to the Atlas there is. (Full day)

Hammam, properly – Not the spa version. A neighbourhood hammam with a tayeba who will scrub you harder than you expect, followed by mint tea and an hour of doing nothing. (Two hours)

A private table in the Medina – Dinner cooked by a family in their own dar, from a menu agreed with you beforehand. Eight seats, one sitting, no sign on the door. (An evening)

Start a conversation

Tell us what you want from Morocco

Every journey we arrange begins with a conversation rather than a brochure. Tell us when you can travel, how you like to move, and what you would rather avoid – we will come back with a route, not a quote.

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