
Morocco: medina, Atlas, desert
A riad, a kasbah, and a night under the stars.

Morocco · Couples and honeymoons
A riad in Marrakech, a kasbah in the Atlas and a private camp in the dunes, with a short flight home.
Morocco for two is a journey of contrasts a few hours apart: the medina's noise, the mountains' silence and the desert's stars. The flight is short and the hotels are among the most romantic anywhere.
Tell us how many nights and how much of the trip should be desert. Seven to ten is right.
A riad with a courtyard pool in the Marrakech medina, a kasbah in the High Atlas with the peaks behind it, and a private desert camp in the Sahara. Fez adds the most complete medina in the country; Essaouira adds the sea.
A guide for the medina on the first day, then independent mornings and a hammam in the afternoon. The drive to the desert crosses the Tizi n'Tichka pass with a kasbah night on the way, or a short flight cuts it. In the dunes: camels at sunset, dinner by lantern, a fire and the stars.
Honeymoons, anniversaries and couples who want colour and contrast in a week. Spring and autumn are ideal; winter is clear and cool with cold desert nights; July and August are too hot in the south.
Example journeys

A riad, a kasbah, and a night under the stars.
Where to stay

Cool air, mountain walking, and a terrace for the evening.
Good to know
Yes. The camps we use have proper beds, en-suite bathrooms and a cook, set apart from other camps.
No. The first conversation and the proposal are free. You pay when you accept the plan.
No. It is a starting point. A specialist writes a private proposal and availability is confirmed then.
A specialist replies personally with a first private proposal: stays, pacing, and a guide price. No obligation for the first conversation.