Anir Voyage

PRIVATE & TAILOR-MADE TRAVEL

Morocco tours,
your way.

Private journeys, day trips and tailor-made experiences with Anir Voyage. Discover Morocco at a pace that feels like yours.

Golden sand dunes in the Moroccan Sahara

Find your next Morocco journey.

Four suggested routes, from a Sahara road trip to a city-and-coast escape. Open an itinerary to explore the day-by-day outline.

Suggested itineraries. Use these routes as inspiration for your private journey. Final routes, accommodation, inclusions and prices are confirmed during your enquiry.

Golden sand dunes in the Moroccan Sahara

4 days / 3 nights / Proposed journey

Sahara Escape from Marrakech

Marrakech → Aït Ben Haddou → Dades → Merzouga → Marrakech

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A desert-focused loop through mountain landscapes, earthen villages and the dunes of Erg Chebbi. A compact route with substantial time on the road.

Route highlights
Aït Ben Haddou, Dades Valley, Erg Chebbi dunes

Day 1
Marrakech to Aït Ben Haddou and the Dades Valley, crossing the High Atlas.

Day 2
Continue via Todra Gorge to Merzouga, with time to see the dunes toward evening.

Day 3
A morning around Merzouga, then travel west through the Draa Valley area toward Agdz.

Day 4
Return to Marrakech via Ouarzazate and the High Atlas.

Travel pace
Road-trip pace. The first and last days involve long drives; stop timings and overnight locations need operator confirmation.

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Earthen buildings of Aït Ben Haddou in Morocco

5 days / 4 nights / Proposed journey

Marrakech to Fes via the Sahara

Marrakech → Aït Ben Haddou → Dades → Merzouga → Fes

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Connect two of Morocco’s best-known cities through the Atlas and Sahara. An extra night around Merzouga gives this suggested route more breathing room.

Route highlights
High Atlas, Todra Gorge, Sahara landscapes

Day 1
Marrakech to Aït Ben Haddou and the Dades Valley.

Day 2
Travel through the Todra area to Merzouga.

Day 3
Stay around Merzouga for desert scenery and time at a slower pace. Activities are to be agreed.

Day 4
Travel north through the Ziz Valley toward Midelt.

Day 5
Continue through the Middle Atlas toward Fes.

Travel pace
Several travel days, with a second night in the Merzouga area proposed to reduce back-to-back driving.

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Marrakech rooftops and Koutoubia Mosque

6 days / 5 nights / Proposed journey

Marrakech & the Atlantic Coast

Marrakech → Essaouira → Marrakech

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Pair time in Marrakech with a coastal stay in Essaouira. A city-and-sea itinerary for travellers who prefer fewer hotel changes and less time driving.

Route highlights
Marrakech medina, Essaouira ramparts, Atlantic coast

Day 1
Arrive in Marrakech and settle in.

Day 2
Explore Marrakech’s medina and gardens; visits and guiding arrangements are to be selected.

Day 3
Travel to Essaouira and spend the afternoon around the old town.

Day 4
A full day in Essaouira, with time for the ramparts, harbour area and coast.

Day 5
Return to Marrakech with an unhurried evening.

Day 6
Departure from Marrakech, timed around your onward plans.

Travel pace
A gentler proposed pace, with two nights in Essaouira and time in Marrakech on either side.

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Panoramic view of the historic city of Fes

10 days / 9 nights / Proposed journey

Imperial Cities & Sahara Journey

Casablanca → Rabat → Fes → Merzouga → Dades → Marrakech

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A wider introduction to Morocco, linking historic cities with the mountains and desert. Suggested city stays balance the longer road sections between regions.

Route highlights
Rabat and Fes, Ziz Valley, Sahara and Marrakech

Day 1
Arrive in Casablanca; overnight in Casablanca or Rabat depending on arrival time.

Day 2
Time in Rabat, then continue to Fes.

Day 3
A full day in Fes, with medina visits to be agreed.

Day 4
Travel south through the Middle Atlas toward Midelt.

Day 5
Continue through the Ziz Valley to Merzouga.

Day 6
A day around Merzouga for desert scenery and optional experiences to be confirmed.

Day 7
Travel via the Todra area toward the Dades Valley.

Day 8
Continue to Aït Ben Haddou, then cross the High Atlas to Marrakech.

Day 9
Time to explore Marrakech.

Day 10
Departure from Marrakech.

Travel pace
A broad touring route with several long transfers. Arrival times, season and road conditions may require changes.

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Have a different journey in mind?

Ask about a day trip or share your own route ideas. Your travel dates, interests and starting city can be the beginning of a different Morocco journey.

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Discover the many sides of Morocco.

Golden sand dunes in the Moroccan Sahara

The Sahara, beyond the city.

Around Merzouga, the dunes of Erg Chebbi reveal a landscape of changing light, open horizons and quiet moments. Getting here is part of the journey, with long road sections through mountains and valleys. Give the desert enough time, and consider the pace of the journey as carefully as the destination.

Marrakech rooftops and Koutoubia Mosque

Marrakech

Marrakech brings lively market streets and quiet courtyards into the same day. Its medina invites you to explore craftsmanship, architecture and everyday city life, while gardens offer a change of pace. It can anchor a city stay or serve as a starting point for a wider Morocco journey.

Panoramic view of the historic city of Fes

Fes

Fes rewards travellers who enjoy looking closely. Winding medina lanes, intricate doorways and working craft traditions give the city its distinctive character. Allow time to explore beyond a quick stop, and discuss which neighbourhoods and cultural visits best match your interests when shaping your route.

Essaouira ramparts overlooking the Atlantic Ocean

Essaouira

Essaouira offers a different side of Morocco, with sea air, stone ramparts and a medina beside a working harbour. Its coastal setting suits time spent walking, browsing small shops or simply slowing down. Consider a longer stay if you want your itinerary to include a gentler change of pace.

A journey shaped
around you.

Anir Voyage is your starting point for private Morocco journeys, day trips and tailor-made travel. Begin with what draws you here: the atmosphere of a historic medina, the open landscapes of the Sahara, or a few quieter days beside the Atlantic.

Our suggested itineraries offer ideas to explore, with room to discuss your own interests and pace. Share your dates, arrival city and group size, and start a conversation about the route that suits you. Accommodation, activities, inclusions and pricing are confirmed as your plans take shape.

Your Morocco journey starts here.

A few ideas are enough to begin. Share what matters to you, then work through the practical details before making a decision.

Share your interests

Send your travel dates, group size and arrival city, along with the places and experiences that appeal to you.

Discuss your route

Use a suggested itinerary as a starting point. Discuss your preferred pace, travel distances and how much time to spend in each place.

Confirm the details

Before booking, confirm the route, accommodation, activities, inclusions and total price. Ask about anything that matters to your journey.

Tell us what you have in mind.

A desert journey, time in the cities or a coastal escape? Start with your ideas, even if your plans are still taking shape.

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Before you start planning.

A few answers to help you take the next step.

What is the difference between a day trip and a private journey?

A day trip is an outing completed within one day. A private journey is planned for your own group and may last several days. Choose according to the time you have and the distances involved, then discuss what is practical from your starting city.

Can I tailor one of the suggested Morocco routes?

Yes, the routes shown are starting points for a conversation. Share the places you would like to visit, your travel dates and your preferred pace. The final route and any requested activities need to be agreed before booking.

How much driving should I expect on a Sahara journey?

Reaching the Merzouga area from Marrakech or Fes involves long road sections. Mountain roads, stops and your overnight locations affect the pace. Ask for the proposed daily driving times when discussing your itinerary, and consider extra nights if you prefer a more relaxed journey.

Do I need a complete itinerary before I enquire?

No. Your dates, group size and arrival city are enough to start. Add any places you hope to see, your preferred travel pace and anything that would help shape the route. It is also useful to say whether your dates are fixed or flexible.

When are prices and inclusions confirmed?

The homepage routes are suggestions, without fixed prices or confirmed availability. Ask for the total price and a clear list of accommodation, transport, activities and other inclusions for your proposed journey. Review the details and any applicable booking terms before committing.

How can I contact Anir Voyage?

Use the WhatsApp buttons on this page to contact Anir Voyage at +212 677 330304. Send your dates, number of travellers, arrival city and any route ideas. The tour enquiry buttons include the name of the suggested journey in your message.

Your next journey
starts with a conversation.

Send us your travel dates, number of travellers and a few places you would love to discover. We’ll take it from there.

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