How to plan a private Morocco tour
Choose your arrival city, travel pace and priorities before requesting a private Morocco tour. A practical checklist for a clearer proposal.
Start with your flights and your priorities
A useful private-tour brief starts with your arrival city, departure city, dates and the experiences you most want to include. Give these details together: a route that looks appealing on a map may need to change around your flights.
Choose a few priorities before adding stops. For example, compare a journey focused on Fes and the Sahara with one that includes Chefchaouen and the Atlantic coast. Ask which stops can be removed if you prefer more time in each place.
Match the route to your pace
The RANA catalogue includes an eight-day Imperial Cities and Sahara itinerary, a ten-day Sahara and Atlas journey and a thirteen-day Best of Morocco tour. Their routes differ, so compare the day-by-day stops rather than choosing on duration alone.
Tell the team if you want later starts, fewer hotel changes or free afternoons. For families and mixed-age groups, mention walking preferences and any practical accessibility requirements when requesting the proposal.
Ask for an itemised proposal
Before confirming, request the accommodation names or proposed standard, room arrangements, transport, guided visits and meals included. Clarify entrance fees, optional activities and anything payable locally.
Also ask for the payment schedule and the cancellation terms that apply to your actual proposal. This guide does not establish booking conditions: those need to be supplied with your itinerary.
What to send RANA
Include your dates, airports or cities, number of adults and children, room preferences and your main interests. A budget range is useful if you wish to share one. Tell the team which items are essential and which are flexible.
Use the quote form to bring those details together, then review the proposed route and inclusions before making a decision.
