Tour Highlights

Dakhla

In the middle of the western Sahara, a 2 hours flight from Casablanca, is a town called Dakhla situated on a small peninsula bordering the Atlantic coast called Rio de Oro. Stretching South from the small town is a huge lagoon that we think God must have made just for Windsurfers, Wing Foilers, Kitesurfers and! It is one of the most perfect spots for these sports on the planet for windsurfing. This stunning lagoon with an incredible year around wind is a true windsurf paradise.

The wind stats in this area are just astounding so you can sail the whole year in Dakhla (even in December & January, the lowest wind season, it is still 60% reliable)!! The water is perfectly flat with huge shallow areas; just perfect for beginners & improvers; simply the best spot on earth to learn to windsurf (or Wing Foil).

In recent years the accommodation options have taken a big step up, and we can now offer some quite high standard luxury stays. With these new luxury-end properties, it is also possible to travel with a non-windsurfing partner or family (as long as they don’t mind the remote location). We only work with the best hand-picked accommodations in Dakhla; if it is not on our website it is because it does not meet our high standards.

Casablanca

• Hassan II Mosque – One of the largest mosques in the world, this architectural masterpiece features intricate tilework, a towering minaret, and stunning ocean views.
• Corniche Ain Diab – A lively seaside promenade lined with cafes, restaurants, and beach clubs, perfect for a sunset stroll.
• Old Medina – A maze of narrow streets where you can experience local life, shop for traditional goods, and admire historic buildings.
• Quartier Habous – A charming district combining Moroccan and French colonial influences, known for its artisan shops and the Royal Palace.
• The Morocco Mall – One of Africa’s largest shopping centres, featuring luxury brands, entertainment, and an indoor aquarium.

Marrakesh

• Jemaa el-Fnaa – The heart of the city and a UNESCO-listed square, bustling with storytellers, musicians, snake charmers, and food stalls. The atmosphere is especially magical in the evening.
• Medina & Souks – A labyrinth of narrow alleyways filled with traditional markets selling everything from spices and textiles to handcrafted leather goods and jewellery.
• Koutoubia Mosque – Marrakech’s most famous landmark, boasting a towering 12th-century minaret that dominates the skyline.
• Majorelle Garden & Yves Saint Laurent Museum – A beautifully landscaped botanical garden with vivid blue buildings, once owned by the iconic fashion designer.
• Bahia Palace – A stunning example of Moroccan architecture featuring intricate tilework, lush courtyards, and ornate ceilings.
• Saadian Tombs – The final resting place of Sultan Ahmed al-Mansur and his family, hidden for centuries and now open to visitors.
• Palmeraie – A vast palm grove on the outskirts of the city, where you can enjoy camel rides or quad biking.

Atlas Mountains

• Stunning mountain scenery with deep valleys, lush oases, and rugged peaks.
• Traditional Berber culture, with villages offering authentic hospitality.
• A variety of trekking routes for all levels, from easy day hikes to challenging summit climbs.
• Cooler temperatures than Marrakech, making it a great escape from the city's heat.

• Day Hikes: Short treks from villages like Imlil, Ourika Valley, and Ouirgane.
• Multi-Day Treks: Explore deeper into the mountains, staying in Berber guesthouses or mountain refuges.
• Best Time to Visit: Spring (March–May) and autumn (September–November) offer the best conditions, with clear skies and pleasant temperatures.

• Highest peak in North Africa, offering a rewarding challenge.
• Typical Trek Duration: 2 days from Imlil, with an overnight stay at the Toubkal Refuge (3,207m).
• Route:
  • Day 1: Trek from Imlil (1,740m) to Toubkal Refuge (5–6 hours).
  • Day 2: Early morning ascent to the summit (3–4 hours), then descend back to Imlil.
• Difficulty: Moderate to challenging – no technical climbing required but good fitness is recommended.
• Best Time to Climb: April–October (summer for easier conditions, winter for a snowy ascent requiring crampons and ice axes).