Experience elevated accommodation on this Premium Adventure, where we mostly stay in four- or five-star properties, plus a luxury Bedouin camp among the Sahara dunes. Find a list of the properties typically used below:
Casablanca: Idou Anfa Hotel (night 1)
Fez: Riad Dilar or Riad Salam (nights 2-3)
Merzouga: Riad Madu or Riad Chebbi (night 4)
Sahara: Merzouga Desert Camp (night 5)
Skoura: Kasbah Ben Damiette (nights 6-7)
Imlil: Riad Jnane Imlil (nights 8-9)
Marrakech: Stars or Bab or 2 Ciels Hotel (nights 10-11)
Worth knowing
The accommodation shown has been booked and agreed in advance; however, we may need to make changes to a property of similar or higher standard after you have booked. We will endeavour to inform you of any changes in advance, which could, on rare occasions, be at late notice.
About riads
Riads are traditional Moroccan homes, generally in the old part of the city or medina, where the wealthiest people would historically live. They’re typically built around a central corridor with windows facing an internal courtyard (external windows are rare). Most have a rooftop terrace where breakfast is served. A night in a riad is an authentic Moroccan experience; however, riads do not have hotel-style facilities. Additionally, the rooms are not standardised and come in different sizes and shapes. Riads are built to keep sunlight to a minimum in order to keep the interiors cool in the extreme summer heat.