MOROCCO WITH MEERA

Fully Accompanied Tours for Small Groups (up to 10 Pax)

Meera’s fully accompanied tours are designed for small groups of no more than 10 guests so as to take advantage of experiences not easily accessible to large tour groups and to ensure the best of personal attention.
Accommodation in Marrakech and Fes is in riads  – restored private homes, richly appointed with local architectural features, arts and crafts and run by prominent Moroccan families.
The guest rooms are set around central courtyards planted with citrus trees and cooled by swimming pools or gurgling fountains and feature their own spa facilities.
Note that there are stairs to negotiate in these traditional houses so you need to be fit enough to deal with these. During the COVID19 lockdown, our Fes riad has installed an elevator to make this house easier to move around in.

Local cuisine is a feature of all the places we stay and and we can observe and participate in the preparation of traditional food with visits to the food and spice markets.

Between major cities, we stay in a restored southern kasbah where you will be able to enjoy the spectacular views of the surrounding countryside and an auberge right on the edge of the dunes of Merzouga. There is also one very special night spent in a desert camp site with entertainment provided by local musicians.

Meera’s many friends throughout the country, be they owners and staff of riads, spice experts, camel drivers or musicians, will ensure that you enjoy the full spectrum of sensory experiences – architecture, arts and crafts, music and special cuisine featuring dishes lovingly prepared with the finest ingredients.

Meera employs expert English speaking local guides who will answer any questions you may ask and who can provide you with insights into the culture and customs of this fascinating country. Our driver is exceptional with years of experience and local knowledge.

You will experience different aspects of exotic Morocco as you travel through incredibly varied landscapes from modern Casablanca on the Atlantic coast to the remote Merzouga dunes on the edge of the Sahara, enjoying local colour, food and music along the way.