EXCURSIONS FROM DIFFERENTPORTS
CASABLANCA:
Casablanca-half day tour
Casablanca and bathing-half day tour
Rabat-half day
Rabat and Salé-half day
Azemmour and El Jadida- half day(diffa or tribalbanquet with fantasia horsemanship display on the banks of Oum ErRbia river at Azemmour upon request)
Marrakech-full day
Settat horse and camel market, Saturdays only-halfday
Mohammedia bathing-half day
Meknes and Fes-full, long day
Casablanca by night-2 or 3 hours
TANGIER:
Tangier-half day
Tetouan-half day
Azilah and Chaouen-full day
Tetouan and Chaouen-full day
Gibraltar Straits, Tetouan and Restinga-fullday
AGADIR:
Agadir-half day (souk on Sundays)
Agadir and Inezgane market, Tuesday only-halfday
Taroudant-full or half day
Massa-half day
Tiznit-half day
Tafraout and Anti Atlas-full day
Goulimine camel market, Saturdays only-fullday
Essaouira-full day
Marrakech-full day
Dinner and Folklore in Agadir kasbah: 2 to 3hours
SAFI:
Safi potters-half day
Essaouira-full or half day
Marrakech-full day
Agadir-full day
Prices quoted upon request, with approximate date,numbers and nationalities of passengers.
CRUISE SHIPS ARE OURSPECIALTY
We have had the pleasure of handling cruise shipsof various flags (including P & O with over 1700 on board) formany years now. One of our ongoing problems is to obtain sufficientbuses (they are at a premium nationally, especially during the highseason) and guides speaking a particular language. Since transporterswould rather have their buses on tour rather than tied up for oneday, we cannot get a firm commitment until very near time of arrival.Whilst we do not want to discourage anyone from visiting us duringhigh season, we recommend planning cruise stopovers at less busytimes of the year. Here is a guideline for "low" times in Morocco'smain ports:
Casablanca: January, February, June, July, August,September, November, December (except end of the yearholidays)
Tangier: January, February, March, April, (exceptEaster week), May, October, November, December (except end of theyear holidays)
Agadir and Safi: about the same asCasablanca
Most buses are based in Casablanca with Tangier aclose second. Agadir is next, although buses may have to be broughtin from as far away as Marrakech. In Safi, most buses must come fromCasablanca or Marrakech, which entails an increase in price.
While we do our best to provide the best busesavailable, circumstances beyond our control sometimes prevent it.Nobody, but nobody can promise you more that this.