Morocco Tours from Australia are easier to plan than you think, here’s everything Advisor Morocco Tours can build for you.
Australians don’t need a visa for stays under 90 days, so all you need to do is book your flight, we handle the rest. Every tour includes private transport, good hotels, and English-speaking guides. You can start from Marrakech, Fes, Casablanca, Tangier, or Agadir, any time of year.
Popular add-ons: camel trekking, hot air balloon rides, quad biking, cooking classes, and spa days.
From a quick 2-day desert tour to a full 15-day Grand Tour, we’ve got a Morocco tour for every trip length.
Most Australians start their Morocco trip in Marrakech. Highlights include the Atlas Mountains, Ait Ben Haddou, and the Sahara Desert at Merzouga.
Popular picks: 2-day desert tour, 3-day Sahara camel trek, 4-day tour to Merzouga, and our 10-day Morocco tour for those who want to see it all.
Fes is Morocco’s cultural heart, old medinas, tanneries, and busy souks. From here, try our 3-day desert tour via Merzouga or the longer 7-day Morocco itinerary, which also covers Chefchaouen and the Middle Atlas.
Landing in Casablanca? See the Hassan II Mosque, then head to the desert. Our 5-day itinerary and 10-day Morocco tour are great choices for a full trip through the Imperial Cities and the Sahara.
Arriving from Europe or the north? Our 6-day desert tour from Tangier takes you through Chefchaouen, Fes, and the Sahara before ending in Marrakech.
Combine beach time with desert adventure on our 4-day Agadir to Marrakech tour or the 6-day version.
Check the latest entry requirements on Smartraveller’s Morocco page.
No. You’ll connect through Dubai, Doha, or a European city like Paris or London.
10–14 days covers the highlights. Shorter trips (3–7 days) work well too.
No, not for stays under 90 days. Just keep your passport valid for 6+ months.
Yes, including for solo women. Dress modestly, stay aware at night, and you’ll be fine.
March–May and September–October. Avoid July–August, it’s very hot.
