- Immerse yourself in the very best of Morocco, guided by our expert tour leader
- Discover all four Imperial Cities: Rabat, Meknes, Fez and Marrakech
- Journey through the Sahara by camel and stay in a traditional desert camp
- Explore the grand ksar of Ait Benhaddou – a World Heritage site
- Visit Tighza, a remote Amazigh village that has welcomed our groups for years
- Relax in laid-back Essaouira, an old Portuguese fishing port on the Atlantic
Highlights of Morocco
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Marrakech Marrakech
Fly to Marrakech
Buzzy Marrakech is a whirlwind of tradition and culture, an invigorating introduction to Morocco. However, today is a relaxing one, a chance for our group to congregate at the hotel and settle in. We may have a welcome briefing this evening or tomorrow, depending on when everyone arrives.
Accommodation: Hotel Akabar or Ayoub Hotel (or similar)
Start Marrakech
Buzzy Marrakech is a whirlwind of tradition and culture, an invigorating introduction to Morocco. However, today is a relaxing one, a chance for our group to congregate at the hotel and settle in. We may have a welcome briefing this evening or tomorrow, depending on when everyone arrives.
Accommodation: Hotel Akabar or Ayoub Hotel (or similar)
Visit Hassan II Mosque; to the capital, Rabat
We drive to Casablanca this morning, a modern and commercial seaport. Here, we visit the Hassan II Mosque, one of the largest in the world, which has a soaring 655ft (200m) minaret and a sliding ceiling to enable the sea breeze to cool the building. We have a guided tour of the mosque and the stunning ablutions hall with a local specialist. Please note: knees and upper arms must be covered.
After, we drive two hours to Rabat, the political capital of Morocco, but second to Casablanca in importance. Here, we have free time to explore. Although mostly modern, Rabat has an excellent old town, where you can see distinctive buildings with Moorish and Andalusian designs. Also visit the Jewish Quarter (Mellah) before continuing to the busy souk to sample locally made treats, such as harsha (a semolina bread) with the special almond paste, amlou.
Accommodation: Rabat Hotel Bouregreg (or similar)
Explore the Roman site of Volubilis and Meknes; to Fez
Strike out from Rabat on a 2hr 30min drive over the northern plain towards Meknes. The scenery changes as the land becomes more cultivated, this being one of the most fertile areas of Morocco. In Meknes, we meet our local guide for an exploratory walk in the old town. Built in the Spanish-Moorish style, the medina has crumbling ramparts with nine immense gates. We plunge into a busy local market, where vendors vie for attention and craftsmen sharpen their tools, before walking to El Hedim square, a scaled-down version of Djemaa El Fna in Marrakech. Then, we stand before the monumental Bab El Mansour gate, which was built in 1732.
In the afternoon, we take a 45-minute drive to the largest and best-kept Roman ruins in Morocco: Volubilis, once a large Roman town and now a UNESCO World Heritage site. Under the Romans, it was an affluent city. This can be seen in the beautiful second-century forum, the basilica and the capitol. We wander through the streets, discovering remains of townhouses with mosaic floors and see baths, oil presses, aqueducts and shops, all of which reveal the daily lives of the inhabitants.
After exploring this site with a local guide, we continue our drive (approximately two hours) to the ancient city of Fez, where we spend two nights.
Accommodation: Hotel La Paix (or similar)
Guided tour of Fez and the medina
The fascinating city of Fez is the intellectual and religious centre of Morocco. Founded more than 1,000 years ago, it has many mosques and medersas (theological colleges), including the ninth-century al-Karaouine University, whose architecture is very similar to that seen in Moorish Spain. Fez medina is one of the largest in the world, an immense warren of souks, home to thousands of craftsfolk with their tiny shops opening onto the narrow alleyways. Noisy and pungent, the medina is an absorbing experience. Our city guide walks us through different sections of the souk, including those selling leather, brass and copper. No visit to Fez is complete without a visit to the tanneries. Outside the medina, we visit the Jewish District (mellah), the exterior of the Royal Palace and drive up to a panoramic viewpoint over the city.
Accommodation: Hotel La Paix (or similar)
Drive to Merzouga, on the edge of the Sahara
Today, we travel to the edge of the Sahara, the largest hot desert in the world. It’s a 10-hour journey but with frequent stops and beautiful scenery along the way. We travel over the stunning Middle Atlas, down through the picturesque Ziz Valley and to the spectacular site of the golden dunes of Erg Chebbi. We stay in a small and welcoming auberge (inn) by the dunes. Tonight is a good time to pack your overnight bag for the Sahara.
Accommodation: Auberge La Source (or similar)
Drive time: 8hr 30min
Walk among the dunes; camel trek; overnight in a Sahara camp
A free morning means we have time to explore the largest erg (sand sea) in Morocco, or to relax in the shade of a palm tree by the dunes. The sand sea is famed for its pink tones that take on a spectacular rose colour at sunset.
In the late afternoon, we take part in a classic Saharan experience – a 45-minute camel trek through the dunes, where we watch the sunset. We then return to the edge of the desert to spend the night in a camp. This evening, we enjoy a home-cooked meal, sit under the stars and join camp staff as they play traditional music and sing. You might like to dance around the campfire to the beating drums.
Accommodation: Full-service at Camp La Source (or similar)
To Skoura via the Todra Gorge
After sunrise, we leave our desert camp and head towards the little city of Skoura, which is nestled on a beautiful palm grove near Ouarzazate. Following the Road of 1,000 Kasbahs, we have vistas of ancient kasbahs nestled in lush palm groves.
After around four hours of driving, we stop to explore Todra Gorge. We take a short walk along a narrow road through the gorge and have time to take photos. Of course, there is also the usual pop-up souvenir stalls to tempt you.
Accommodation: Skoura Lodge (or similar)
Drive time: 6hr 30min
Skoura, the palm grove capital of Morocco
There is the opportunity to take a one-hour drive to Toundout Valley and enjoy a three-hour guided hike through an Amazigh village, where you learn a little of their culture. Alternatively, relax in and around the lodge, walking through the lush palm groves. Considered the palm grove capital of Morocco, Skoura offers peace and relaxation through its various walks discovering multiple palm groves and kasbahs.
Accommodation: Skoura Lodge (or similar)
Journey to Tighza via Ait Benhaddou
Leaving Skoura, we rejoin the main road and drive west along the Road of 1,000 Kasbahs via the desert city of Ouarzazate and to the well-preserved ksar (fortified village) of Ait Benhaddou. This UNESCO World Heritage site is one of the most spectacular in the Atlas range, and the location of several Hollywood films including Gladiator (2000). Here we tour atmospheric alleys and see the earthen walls of the dwellings.
Continuing into the mountains, we branch east through a wide flat mountain valley, finally arriving at Anmiter, where we leave our bus and take a 90-minute walk on an uphill gradient to the Amazigh village of Tighza, where we spend the next two nights. Tighza is a rural village set in the Atlas mountains. From the terrace of our Riad you can look down into the valley and enjoy the sunset over the surrounding mountains. It is a peaceful retreat and provides the opportunity to meet local villagers and share their way of life. Our luggage is transported to the village for us. For those who do not want to walk, mules are available (100 dirhams, payable locally).
We’re greeted with a mint tea on arrival at the village.
Accommodation: Riad Bouchahoud (or similar)
Drive time: 1hr 30min
Full day of walking in the High Atlas; evening hammam
We start our day with an optional walk through the villages of the Tighza Valley, heading into the hills on mule tracks with the High Atlas peaks as our backdrop. The length of our trek depends on the group’s ability, but it is likely to be approximately four hours. The afternoon is free to relax with a book, enjoy the mountain views, take a stroll through the beautiful landscape or challenge the village children to a game of football.
Tighza is one of just four villages in this remote valley and has been supported by Exodus for more than 10 years through various responsible tourism projects. We visit the village hammam, built with money raised by Exodus clients. This is an authentic experience and terrific fun. It is very much a traditional hammam and you are likely to get the opportunity to mix with the villagers, which further adds to the experience. A standard treatment is included, but you need to purchase a scrubber and soap for 20 dirhams (US$1.90) plus a customary tip of 20 dirhams. Refreshed, we return to the accommodation for our final dinner in the mountains.
Accommodation: Riad Bouchahoud (or similar)
Drive time: 1hr 30min
Over the High Atlas Mountains to Essaouira
Leaving the riad, we walk back to our bus for a short drive to the palace of Telouet. This once-grand building stands abandoned and crumbling and we have deemed it unsafe to enter; however, we can walk around the outside and take photographs. We continue our scenic drive over the High Atlas Mountains to Marrakech, via the Tizi n’Tichka pass, which at 7,415ft (2,260m) above sea level is the highest road in Morocco. The scenery is spectacular and there are some wonderful views of the mountains. We also stop at a women’s cooperative argan oil farm, where you can see the trees, get a demonstration of the production process, and purchase products if you’d like. Our journey finally brings us to the flat arid plains of Marrakech, and then onwards to the pretty seaside town of Essaouira.
Accommodation: Riad Da El Qdima or Mechouar Plaza (or similar)
Drive time: 7hr 30min
Free day in Essaouira
Enjoy a free day in Essaouira, an old Portuguese fishing port overlooking the Atlantic. The settlement dates to the 15th century but the present town was constructed around 1760 by Sidi Mohammed ben Abdullah, who needed a base from which to suppress a revolt from Agadir. Today, the town is extremely relaxed and its whitewashed houses with painted shutters, artisan workshops, boatyards and fishermen provide a marked contrast to the desert, kasbahs and cities we have so far visited. Our hotel is situated in the heart of the old walled city, where we have plenty of time for shopping in the souks or strolling along the beach. With many pleasant cafes and some outstanding seafood restaurants, there is plenty of choice for our evening meal.
Accommodation: Riad Da El Qdima or Mechouar Plaza (or similar)
To Marrakech; guided tour including Bahia Palace, finish in Djemaa el Fna
After breakfast, we drive back to Marrakech. In the afternoon, we enjoy a guided tour to find our bearings and soak up the atmosphere of this amazing city. Our guide takes us to the opulent Bahia Palace, a one-time royal residence, and ends the adventure in the Djemaa el Fna square, where the town becomes a maze of bustling bazaars, palaces and mosques. It is worth seeing this renowned landmark in the evening, as Marrakech revolves around this open-air central square, with food stalls, juice sellers, snake charmers and acrobats. It is a place of night-time entertainment for both local people and tourists.
Accommodation: Hotel Akabar or Ayoub Hotel (or similar)
Drive time: 3hr 30min
Free day in Marrakech
Today is free in Marrakech and there is no shortage of things to do. You might wish to visit the largest mosque in the city, Koutoubia, or venture through the souks and old streets of the medina. After bartering for souvenirs, we have time for a short visit to the Koranic School and Museum of Marrakech. After, you could take a 30-minute calèche ride (a bright green horse-drawn carriage) to the Jardin Majorelle. These gardens are decorated throughout in indigo blue and were once owned by Yves Saint Laurent.
For lunch, we recommend the Amal Women’s Training Centre and Moroccan Restaurant, which Exodus supports in their cause to empower women from disadvantaged backgrounds. They are a non-profit organisation dedicated to training students to become self-sufficient and improving their quality of life through acquiring new skills in a professional restaurant setting. For a superb traditional Moroccan meal and the opportunity to support this worthy cause, do pay them a visit. This evening, it’s common for the group to enjoy a final meal together on Djemaa el Fna.
Accommodation: Hotel Akabar or Ayoub Hotel (or similar)
Fly to London
Enjoy your final breakfast this morning and take the chance to reflect on your unforgettable Morocco adventure. You’ve navigated lively medinas, ridden a camel in the Sahara and experienced a traditional hammam in the Atlas Mountains. Now, however, is the time to start your journey home and start planning your next adventure. You will be transferred to the airport for your flight.
End Marrakech
Enjoy your final breakfast this morning and take the chance to reflect on your unforgettable Morocco adventure. You’ve navigated lively medinas, ridden a camel in the Sahara and experienced a traditional hammam in the Atlas Mountains. Now, however, is the time to start your journey home and start planning your next adventure.
Hotels, riad, lodge, auberge and Sahara camp
We use a variety of accommodation throughout this tour, spending time in hotels, an auberge (inn), Sahara camp, lodge and riad. The accommodations typically used can be found on the day-to-day itinerary. However, below are a few of the notable accommodations on this trip.
Marrakech: Hotel Akabar / Hotel Ayoub (nights 1 and 13-14)
We begin and end the adventure at Hotel Akabar (above), which has a sun terrace with a pool, restaurant and bar. It is within walking distance of the Djemaa el Fna square and 10 minutes from the Guéliz district, where there are many cafes, restaurants and shops. For some departures in 2024 and for all departures in 2025, we use the Ayoub Hotel and Spa or similar, which is also located in the new city.
Rabat: Hotel Bouregreg (night 2)
Right next to Rabat medina, this 69-room hotel is well placed for our adventures. Popular nearby stops include Rabat Beach (Plage de Rabat), Hassan Tower and the Kasbah of the Udayas. The hotel also has two restaurants, one serving traditional Moroccan cuisine, the other serving international fare, plus a piano bar.
Erg Chebbi, Sahara: Camp La Source (night 6)
Our night in the Sahara is one you’re unlikely to forget. We stay in a desert camp, where we enjoy a homemade meal. Spend the rest of the evening stargazing, chatting around the campfire, and join the camp staff as they play traditional music.
Essaouira: Mechouar Plaza (nights 11-12)
In Essaouira medina, the 20-room Mechouar Plaza has an ideal address. It’s decorated with exposed brick throughout and has a bar and restaurant serving Moroccan and international cuisine. For some departures, we stay at the Riad Dar El Qdima or similar.
Worth knowing
- You can request a single room on this trip subject to availability. The single supplement applies to hotel nights only and therefore does not cover any nights in the mountains, desert or Sahara camp.
- Morocco is not set up for colder temperatures and so there may not be heaters available at the hotels. Of course, you can ask for more blankets.
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Add your own reviewA Trip of a Lifetime
More spectacular than I imagined
Most Inspirational Moment
Getting to stay in the village of Tighza
Thoughts on Group Leader
Khaled was extremely knowledgeable, patient and kind. He was an excellent leader
Advice for Potential Travellers
If you are travelling mid season, pack layers. It was colder than we expected.
Highlights of Morocco
We just returned from a 15 day trip across Morocco.
It was a fabulous trip with a great group of fellow travellers. Our guide Khaled was a fantastic, enthusiastic ambassador for his country.
We quickly became a great group of friends who thoroughly enjoyed all the sights and sounds of Morocco.
Most Inspirational Moment
The camel trek into The Sahara was awe inspiring. We had a sand dune view of the setting sun.
Thoughts on Group Leader
Khaled was our guide. He was friendly and enthusiastic about sharing his country. He kept us informed daily of upcoming meeting points etc. and was highly organized. He listened to our desire for quick lunches and took us to amazing, affordable restaurants for dinner. He was fantastic for showing us the every day men/women of his country. He was also up for a laugh and joking around. He had to deal daily with 2 of our fellow travellers who were ill informed and ill prepared for this trip. He was very patient with their very challenging behavior.
Advice for Potential Travellers
There’s a lot of down time on the bus for long hours of travelling between cities. There’s also a lot of walking on uneven ground. Wear comfortable shoes. The 5 km uphill trek to our hotel in the High Atlas MTS was a surprise. Mules were available for our gear and anyone needing some assistance up the hill. It was quite arduous. We were there in early March and wore our winter coats most of the time. Our hotels were clean and ok. It was cold at night but all the hotels supplied lots of blankets. We all had a hot shower every morning. Other reviews spoke of inadequate hot water but we never experienced that.
A fabulous adventure
What an amazing adventure this turned out to be. This 14 day trip covered 1300 miles through different landscapes, stopping off along the way and learning about this diverse country. Fez Medina was like stepping back in time with the narrow streets in the souk lined with stalls and donkeys transporting their wares around them. The tanneries were another glimpse into a bygone age. The Roman town of Volubilis was a revelation and the guide was superb. The Sahara experience is one I’ll never forget. Moving on we stayed at Kasbah Oliver in the High Atlas Mountains and had a glimpse into how remote some villages are. We had a really pleasant hike from Kasbah Oliver along a path used by locals starting in the cool of the morning and an unforgettable experience in the local small hammam. Our holiday happened to coincide with a large music festival in Essaouira which added to our experience, although sadly we were unable to stay in the Medina.
Most Inspirational Moment
If I had to pick one inspirational moment it would have to be sitting on the top of a sand dune in silence watching the sun rise over the Sahara. Truly unforgettable.
Thoughts on Group Leader
Our group leader was Youssef and Mohammad our driver. Everything Youssef organised was with the group in mind and extremely punctual. On long trips lunch time food was preordered to save time in restaurants. The suggested places to eat at night were always very good. A few occasions we were told it was possible to purchase alcohol and that the venue we were staying would happily refrigerate beers/soft drinks or wine for us. Youssef would always help find an ATM or money exchange if requested. Overall he was a very thoughtful helpful member of the group.
Advice for Potential Travellers
There are some pieces of advise I wish I had had: 1. Some of my fellow travellers changed money at the airport and were talked into putting some money onto a card to draw out at ATM’s ….what they didn’t realise until too late was the £30 charge for doing so. As ATM’s are plentiful and also money exchanges there is no need to change money at the airport if you have a prepaid transfer booked. If you are staying at the Hotel Gossassine there is an ATM 200yds from the hotel and a money exchange a further 50yds on. (There is also a Carrefour supermarket located in the basement :100yds from the hotel in a shopping Mall) 2. I wasn’t sure what clothing to take, especially as Morocco is a Muslim country: I erred on the conservative side taking mostly long sleeved tops and longer knee length shorts. You actually only need to cover up when visiting The Hassan 11 Mosque. When in the seaside town of Essaouira there is a beach with people wearing swimming costumes…it had a much more relaxed feel. If I went again I would take more of a mixture of sleeveless/sleeved tops and trousers/shorts for June travel. 3. We stopped at potteries/argon oil/herbalists etc which were very interesting but were on the expensive side, however it was hard to tell if we would see the items for sale elsewhere…. I can tell you with experience that you will. There are good shopping opportunities in the seaside place of Essaouira and back in Marrakech on the final days. I just wish I had known that!
The High Atlas-stunning scenery
A fast moving adventure, stunning snow capped mountains, un paralleled views and scenery. A camel trek, the Sahara at sunset and sunrise with an overnight in the desert. Tours and histories of the major cities . Be prepared for low overnight temps and hotels with out heating and only Luke warm shower temperatures, and a small bus. Overall an excellent trip. A lovely country with friendly and hospitable people.
Highlights of Morocco
A great way to see a lot of Morocco and the variety of the ever-changing landscapes. Great group, great guide. Although we didn’t get the hot weather one would normally expect, we didn’t get rained on, but we did have snow!
Most Inspirational Moment
Visiting the roman ruins at Volubilis and watching the sunset and sunrise in the Sahara Desert. The hammam was an experience you should not miss. The architecture in the palaces is breathtaking. The scenery even more so. The trek in the High Atlas was fun.
Thoughts on Group Leader
Essaid was one of the best guides I have experienced. He was great fun, full of knowledge, loved his country and became part of the group.
Advice for Potential Travellers
If going in the winter months take more warm clothes than suggested. Had we known how cold it was going to be in the mornings, evenings and night we would have taken more than a fleece, hat and gloves. Not all the hotels have hairdryers or sink plugs. If your trip is fully booked, be prepared for a cramped minibus.
Excellent itinerary packed with history
The itinerary for this was well designed and provided a comprehensive experience of Morocco, its various regions and people. I learned a lot. Our guide was great and we also had local guides when visiting different regions which provided for more in depth history lessons. The people of Morocco were kind and welcoming. I would highly recommend this trip.
Most Inspirational Moment
Loved visiting the Berber villages and staying in remote areas and learning more about the Berbers and Nomads.
Thoughts on Group Leader
I can tell that our leader loves his job. He was always prepared, provided us with all the information we needed to be safe and enjoy ourselves and multi tasked often to ensure our needs were met. He was kind, warm and very knowledgeable.
Advice for Potential Travellers
Set your expectations correctly. You may not always get to take long showers (extended drought) or have diverse options for food. But you won’t go hungry.
Excellent Adventure
Like most Exodus trips this is fast paced and is an adventure rather than a holiday. We covered a lot of miles but it was worth it for the diversity of experiences and the chance to see so much of the wonderful country of Morocco.
Most Inspirational Moment
Being in the village in the high atlas was amazing. Walking in, staying in the beautiful Kasbah Oliver, waking to the sound of the call to prayer echoing down the valley, trekking up the valley with the sound of running water and local people with their mules passing us and going about their daily lives, and of course the hammam experience were all unforgettable.
Thoughts on Group Leader
Alli was fabulous. Nothing was too much trouble for him and he was always available and checking that everyone was fine. He told us so much about Moroccan history and culture and he was such fun too. A wonderful ambassador for his country.
Advice for Potential Travellers
Be prepared for short turn arounds and early starts (though not every day). Particularly after the overnight in the desert camp.
Mighty Morocco
This is an excellent trip for anyone wishing to experience a wide variety of aspects of Morocco. The tour content is well thought out with a good balance between city, rural, desert and coastal destinations. Each new place provided a fresh adventure with helpful, interesting guides for the main sites. We were particularly fortunate to be part of a small group- just nine of us. This meant we had room to spread out in the bus which made the journeys more comfortable.
Overall, this trip is very good value for money.
Most Inspirational Moment
It really is hard to pick just one! If pressed, I would have to say the time spent in the desert dunes, riding a camel and then climbing to the highest point for sunset was magical. The sunrise in the dunes was also beautiful with the added bonus of a spectacular planetary alignment just before dawn. We were also lucky enough to be out in the desert for a total lunar eclipse which was very special.
Thoughts on Group Leader
Essaid was an excellent guide. He was always attentive and well organised, a kind and gentle host, rightly proud of his country and culture. He was curious to try some yoga and at Kasbah Oliver I introduced him to some sun salutations o the roof terrace at dawn. That was a lovely moment.
Advice for Potential Travellers
Embrace everything! This is described as a leisurely holiday but you will be kept busy. Consider the heat and your tolerance to it. It was in to the mid 30s for most of our time in mid May which we found fairly comfortable as it is dry and not humid but I would find it hard later in the summer. Don’t expect to pay by card in many of the restaurants, you will need a fair amount of cash. I wish that I had taken earplugs as the cities were noisy - Moroccans like their motorbikes and spend half the night revving them up! Rural locations and Essaouira are much quieter. If you like using a walking pole it can be handy in he High Atlas, but this is not essential. Definitely try the public hammam as it supports a good cause and it is hilarious! In Marrakesh, the Jardin Majorelle is worth visiting but book for as early as possible as it gets very busy. I would recommend visiting the Jardin Secret as well which is quieter and really beautiful too.
Wonderful Trip
We were one of the lucky first groups able to travel post-Covid lockdown, and what a way to re-start travel! The trip was excellent with a fantastic mixture of cities, culture, landscape and activities.
Morocco is a very diverse country, with so much to see and experience. I found the people friendly and welcoming, and thoroughly enjoyed every moment. Our guide, Fouad, was outstanding, as was our driver Mo-Mo, and both took such good care of our group from start to finish.
There were too many great experiences to mention them all, but the walking tours through Rabat, Fez and Meknes were all awesome – all of the local guides were so enthusiastic to share their country and knowledge with us and we were very lucky to get to experience it with them.
Most Inspirational Moment
Sleeping under the stars in the Sahara was a dream come true. We were lucky to have perfect clear skies and the Milky Way was incredibly bright and clear. Waking up early to take an optional morning camel trek out to the dunes to watch the sunrise (having already camel trekked for the sunset the previous day) and seeing the sand change colours as the light changed.
Thoughts on Group Leader
Fouad was absolutely outstanding. He went out of his way to make sure everyone got the most out of their trip and was constantly organising added little extras (tea and cake at a local home in the Atlas Mountains; local live music demonstration on the edge of the desert; organising for specific shops to open early so a few more last-minute souvenirs could be purchased). He was super organised and never once lost his smile and humour. He took great care of everyone, especially when a few of our group member suffered from dodgy stomachs, and made sure everyone had access to pharmacies and extra stops whenever necessary. He was truly like family by the end of the trip. Likewise, our diver Mo-Mo was such a lovely gentleman, always ready with a smile and a helping hand. He took incredible care of us in the bus and made us all feel very safe whilst on the roads.
Advice for Potential Travellers
Embrace the culture and the experiences and go with the right attitude to try everything (ride the camel, climb that sand dune, try the tagine, explore the souks). Do not go expecting 5* western accommodation, facilities or food - it is not that kind of holiday. Be prepared that, although the trip is rated "leisurely", it is not a relaxing, slow-paced trip. The holiday is pretty full on for the whole two weeks to ensure that you get the absolute most out of it and it is completely worth it.
Wonderful Trip
If you’re looking for an interesting and informative trip, where every day is different, then this one’s for you. The choice of accommodation was very good and definitely enhanced the group’s overall experience. Living out of a suitcase isn’t everyone’s idea of fun but is necessary in order to visit the wide variety of sites across a large area. I’d recommend this trip to anyone wanting a moderately priced holiday in a culturally diverse country which is relatively close to the UK. Thank you, Exodus.
Most Inspirational Moment
Nothing stood out as being particularly inspirational but everything was enjoyable. The camel trips were fun.
Thoughts on Group Leader
Both group leader Hamid and driver Reduan were excellent at their respective jobs, and very good company.
Advice for Potential Travellers
Just look forward to the enjoyment of having everything organised for you.
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17 Nov 2024 17 Nov 2024
Sunday Sunday
01 Dec 2024 01 Dec 2024
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Optional Single Supplement +USD 360
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View Trip NotesSunday Sunday
08 Dec 2024 08 Dec 2024
Sunday Sunday
22 Dec 2024 22 Dec 2024
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Optional Single Supplement +USD 360
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View Trip NotesSunday Sunday
26 Jan 2025 26 Jan 2025
Sunday Sunday
09 Feb 2025 09 Feb 2025
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Optional Single Supplement +USD 390
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View Trip NotesFriday Friday
14 Feb 2025 14 Feb 2025
Friday Friday
28 Feb 2025 28 Feb 2025
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Optional Single Supplement +USD 390
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View Trip NotesSunday Sunday
16 Feb 2025 16 Feb 2025
Sunday Sunday
02 Mar 2025 02 Mar 2025
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Optional Single Supplement +USD 390
Availability
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View Trip NotesSunday Sunday
23 Feb 2025 23 Feb 2025
Sunday Sunday
09 Mar 2025 09 Mar 2025
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Optional Single Supplement +USD 390
Availability
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View Trip NotesSunday Sunday
02 Mar 2025 02 Mar 2025
Sunday Sunday
16 Mar 2025 16 Mar 2025
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Optional Single Supplement +USD 390
Availability
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View Trip NotesSunday Sunday
16 Mar 2025 16 Mar 2025
Sunday Sunday
30 Mar 2025 30 Mar 2025
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Optional Single Supplement +USD 390
Availability
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View Trip NotesFriday Friday
28 Mar 2025 28 Mar 2025
Friday Friday
11 Apr 2025 11 Apr 2025
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Optional Single Supplement +USD 390
Availability
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View Trip NotesSunday Sunday
06 Apr 2025 06 Apr 2025
Sunday Sunday
20 Apr 2025 20 Apr 2025
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Adult Price From USD 1,795 Book with USD 448 deposit
Optional Single Supplement +USD 390
Availability
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View Trip NotesSunday Sunday
13 Apr 2025 13 Apr 2025
Sunday Sunday
27 Apr 2025 27 Apr 2025
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Optional Single Supplement +USD 390
Availability
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View Trip NotesFriday Friday
18 Apr 2025 18 Apr 2025
Friday Friday
02 May 2025 02 May 2025
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Optional Single Supplement +USD 390
Availability
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View Trip NotesSunday Sunday
27 Apr 2025 27 Apr 2025
Sunday Sunday
11 May 2025 11 May 2025
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Optional Single Supplement +USD 390
Availability
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View Trip NotesFriday Friday
02 May 2025 02 May 2025
Friday Friday
16 May 2025 16 May 2025
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Adult Price From USD 1,795 Book with USD 448 deposit
Optional Single Supplement +USD 390
Availability
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View Trip NotesSunday Sunday
18 May 2025 18 May 2025
Sunday Sunday
01 Jun 2025 01 Jun 2025
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Adult Price From USD 1,795 Book with USD 448 deposit
Optional Single Supplement +USD 390
Availability
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View Trip NotesSunday Sunday
25 May 2025 25 May 2025
Sunday Sunday
08 Jun 2025 08 Jun 2025
Availability Available
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Optional Single Supplement +USD 390
Availability
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View Trip NotesFriday Friday
06 Jun 2025 06 Jun 2025
Friday Friday
20 Jun 2025 20 Jun 2025
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Optional Single Supplement +USD 390
Availability
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View Trip NotesFriday Friday
05 Sep 2025 05 Sep 2025
Friday Friday
19 Sep 2025 19 Sep 2025
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Adult Price From USD 1,720 Book with USD 430 deposit
Optional Single Supplement +USD 390
Availability
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View Trip NotesSunday Sunday
14 Sep 2025 14 Sep 2025
Sunday Sunday
28 Sep 2025 28 Sep 2025
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Adult Price From USD 1,720 Book with USD 430 deposit
Optional Single Supplement +USD 390
Availability
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View Trip NotesSunday Sunday
28 Sep 2025 28 Sep 2025
Sunday Sunday
12 Oct 2025 12 Oct 2025
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Adult Price From USD 1,720 Book with USD 430 deposit
Optional Single Supplement +USD 390
Availability
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View Trip NotesFriday Friday
03 Oct 2025 03 Oct 2025
Friday Friday
17 Oct 2025 17 Oct 2025
Availability Available
Adult Price From USD 1,720 Book with USD 430 deposit
Optional Single Supplement +USD 390
Availability
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View Trip NotesSunday Sunday
05 Oct 2025 05 Oct 2025
Sunday Sunday
19 Oct 2025 19 Oct 2025
Availability Available
Adult Price From USD 1,720 Book with USD 430 deposit
Optional Single Supplement +USD 390
Availability
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View Trip NotesSunday Sunday
12 Oct 2025 12 Oct 2025
Sunday Sunday
26 Oct 2025 26 Oct 2025
Availability Available
Adult Price From USD 1,720 Book with USD 430 deposit
Optional Single Supplement +USD 390
Availability
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View Trip NotesSunday Sunday
19 Oct 2025 19 Oct 2025
Sunday Sunday
02 Nov 2025 02 Nov 2025
Availability Available
Adult Price From USD 1,720 Book with USD 430 deposit
Optional Single Supplement +USD 390
Availability
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View Trip NotesSunday Sunday
26 Oct 2025 26 Oct 2025
Sunday Sunday
09 Nov 2025 09 Nov 2025
Availability Available
Adult Price From USD 1,720 Book with USD 430 deposit
Optional Single Supplement +USD 390
Availability
This departure is available for new bookings, and will be guaranteed to go ahead once it reaches minimum numbers. Please click Continue to proceed with booking or contact our Sales team for assistance.
View Trip NotesSunday Sunday
16 Nov 2025 16 Nov 2025
Sunday Sunday
30 Nov 2025 30 Nov 2025
Availability Available
Adult Price From USD 1,720 Book with USD 430 deposit
Optional Single Supplement +USD 390
Availability
This departure is available for new bookings, and will be guaranteed to go ahead once it reaches minimum numbers. Please click Continue to proceed with booking or contact our Sales team for assistance.
View Trip NotesFriday Friday
28 Nov 2025 28 Nov 2025
Friday Friday
12 Dec 2025 12 Dec 2025
Availability Available
Adult Price From USD 1,720 Book with USD 430 deposit
Optional Single Supplement +USD 390
Availability
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View Trip NotesSunday Sunday
07 Dec 2025 07 Dec 2025
Sunday Sunday
21 Dec 2025 21 Dec 2025
Availability Available
Adult Price From USD 1,720 Book with USD 430 deposit
Optional Single Supplement +USD 390
Availability
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View Trip NotesWould you like to include flights with your booking?
- ATOL protected
- Competitive flight prices
- Full refunds in the event of FCDO cancellations or major disruption at your UK departure airport
- Specialist support to rearrange flights and transfers
- Regional flights available from many UK airports
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