
A private Morocco family vacation costs from €300 per person for a 2-day desert taster and from €600 for the 4-day Sahara circuit, up to full two-week journeys. Every tour is private — your family travels alone with its own vehicle, driver and licensed guide, never in a group — so naps, stops and pace are entirely yours.
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Morocco is one of the easiest big adventures a family can take: short flights, no jet lag from Europe, and a country where children are welcomed everywhere they go. Our family circuits keep the driving short, the hotels comfortable, and every day built around one thing kids will actually remember — a camel at sunset, a night under canvas, bread baked in a village oven.






Every line is a private departure for your family only — no groups, no strangers, no fixed schedule. Hotels, the desert camp, vehicle, driver and licensed guide are included.
| Circuit | Days | From | Route | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2 Days Desert Tour from Marrakech to Zagora | 2 | €300 | Draa valley → first desert night | Under-sixes, first taste |
| Moroccan Desert Adventure – 4 Days | 4 | €600 | Gorges → Erg Chebbi dunes | The classic family Sahara |
| Morocco Sahara Tour – 5 Days from Marrakech | 5 | €750 | Marrakech loop, two desert stages | More dune time |
| Marrakech Tour 10 Days: Sahara, Atlas Hiking & Essaouira Coast | 10 | €1500 | Sahara, Atlas villages, Essaouira | Active families |
| Morocco Itinerary 14 Days: Cities, Coast, Mountains & Desert | 14 | €2100 | The full compass of Morocco | School-holiday grand tour |
| Morocco Family Tour – 15 Days: Fes, Marrakech & Essaouira with Kids | 15 | €2250 | Fes, Marrakech and Essaouira, unhurried | The family flagship |
| Morocco Family Vacation Package – 8 Days | 8 | $3000 | Desert-first: kasbahs, camel caravan, Marrakech finale | One week with children |
Prices are per person for a private family departure and include hotels, the Sahara camp where the route sleeps in the dunes, your vehicle, driver and licensed guide. Flights excluded.
The itinerary bends around your children, not the reverse — naps in the car, stops when you need them.
Ensuite desert tents, family riad rooms and pools waiting at the end of the drive.
Driving stages capped, one highlight per day, and the first and last days kept light.
Morocco treats kids as a blessing — expect extra bread, extra tea and extra attention.
The distances are honest, the food is friendly (bread, skewers, couscous, oranges), and the culture treats children as guests of honour rather than a nuisance. With a private vehicle and your own driver-guide, naps happen in the car, stops happen when you need them, and nothing is ever locked to a group's schedule.

On the road
When to go
Families do best in spring (March–May) and autumn (September–November), when the desert is warm but not fierce and the cities are comfortable on foot. Winter works beautifully for the south; July and August are best spent between the coast and the mountains.
Our private circuits start at €300 per person for 2 days and €600 for the 4-day desert route; two-week family journeys run from €2100 per person. Children share the same private vehicle and guide, and we adjust rooms and camp tents to your family — the exact quote is confirmed on WhatsApp before anything is booked.
Private, always — we do not run group departures on any tour. Your family has its own 4×4 or minivan, its own driver and its own licensed guide, so the day bends around your children: extra stops, early nights, slow mornings.
Every age works if the route matches it. Under six, we keep drives short — Marrakech, the Atlas valleys and a 2-day Zagora taster. From about seven, the 4-day Erg Chebbi circuit lands beautifully: camels, dunes and a night under canvas are exactly what that age remembers forever.
Yes — camps have real beds, ensuite bathrooms and hot showers, and camel stretches are kept short. Nights are cold in winter, so we pack the schedule (and your luggage list) accordingly, and the drive is broken at the gorges so nobody arrives exhausted.
Spring (March–May) and autumn (September–November) are ideal: warm desert days, comfortable cities. Winter suits the south beautifully; in July–August we route families between the coast and the mountains rather than deep into the Sahara.
“Great company, communication in planning, excellent and attentive driver.”
Every itinerary above is private and flexible — durations stretch, stages swap, and any of them can become the starting sketch for your own version.
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