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Morocco: medinas, desert and mountains

Casablanca and Marrakech, with souks, gardens, desert rides and mountain views. Your flights, riad and tours are handled, so the family can explore.

Why families love Morocco

Morocco is colour, culture and adventure in one trip, from Casablanca's seaside mosque to camel rides near Marrakech.

Day by day

Five colourful daysyou will never forget.

  1. Day 01

    Hassan II Mosque

    4.6★★★★☆9,538 reviews on Tripadvisor

    Arrive in Casablanca and join a guided visit of one of the world's largest mosques, built over the Atlantic.

    Family tipGuided visits run at set times, so we plan around them.
    ArrivalCulture
  2. Day 02

    The Medina of Marrakech

    4.2★★★★☆19,330 reviews on Tripadvisor

    Train to Marrakech, check in to your riad and explore the lantern-lit souks and Jemaa el-Fnaa square.

    Family tipEvenings are best, when the square fills with food stalls.
    EveningAll ages
  3. Day 03

    Jardin Majorelle

    4.3★★★★☆49,831 reviews on Tripadvisor

    Wander the cobalt-blue villa, cactus garden and shady paths of Marrakech's most-loved garden.

    Family tipArrive at opening time for quiet paths and photos.
    Gardens2 hours
  4. Day 04

    Bahia Palace

    4.2★★★★☆14,420 reviews on Tripadvisor

    Explore painted ceilings, tiled courtyards and orange-tree gardens in this 19th-century palace.

    Family tipCombine with the nearby Mellah and spice markets.
    Culture2 hours
  5. Day 05

    Le Jardin Secret

    4.4★★★★☆3,729 reviews on Tripadvisor

    A peaceful hidden garden in the heart of the medina, with fountains and a tower view, before your flight home.

    Family tipA calm last stop, easy for little legs.
    GardensDeparture

Ratings from Tripadvisor and Tripadvisor Casablanca, checked October 2026; they change over time. Photos: Paul Macallan, Localize, quentin touvard, mathieu gauzy, Abhishek Choudhary and Danai Tsoutreli on Unsplash. A sample plan: we tailor every day to your family.

Getting there

From Nigeria toMorocco, made simple.

Royal Air Maroc flies from Abuja and Lagos to Casablanca. From there it is a short train ride or flight to Marrakech.

LOSLagosABVAbujaCMNCasablancaRAKMarrakech
From AbujaFrom LagosOn to MarrakechNot to scale

From Abuja

Royal Air Maroc flies from Abuja to Casablanca.

Royal Air MarocCasablanca (CMN)

From Lagos

Royal Air Maroc also flies from Lagos to Casablanca.

Royal Air MarocCasablanca (CMN)

On to Marrakech

Continue by train or a short domestic flight. We book it for you.

Train or flightSame day

Airline schedules change, especially across the Gulf. We confirm live options, fares and baggage before you pay.

Your arrival, step by step
  1. Visa sortedWe guide you through the application.
  2. Fly to CMNTickets booked together.
  3. Land in CasablancaMohammed V International Airport.
  4. We meet youYour driver waits at arrivals.
  5. Check inStraight to your hotel or riad.
Good to know

Practical answers before you travel to Morocco.

What money do we use?
The Moroccan dirham (MAD). Keep cash for the souks; cards work in hotels and bigger shops.
Is haggling normal?
Yes, in the souks it is expected and friendly. We can share fair price guides before you go.
What languages are spoken?
Arabic and Amazigh, with French widely used. English is common in tourist areas.
What should we wear?
Light, modest layers. Cover shoulders and knees in the medinas, and bring something warm for evenings.
Is the food halal?
Yes. Moroccan food is halal, and family favourites include tagine, couscous and fresh bread.
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