Travelling to Morocco from Spain is one of the most direct ways to experience Africa without going far. In just a few hours, you move from southern Andalusia to historic medinas, open desert landscapes and imperial cities full of character.
Here you’ll find the main ways to travel to Morocco from Spain and, just below, the best offers available at any given time. You choose the style of trip – we take care of the rest.
Cultural routes through imperial cities, complete circuits for a first visit, desert and Atlas journeys, short breaks and premium experiences. Review each option and choose the one that fits you best in terms of length, pace and type of experience.
The most classic way to discover Morocco from Spain: routes through imperial cities such as Fez, Marrakech, Rabat and Meknes, combined with medinas, souks, palaces and lively neighbourhoods.
Perfect if you’re interested in history, architecture, Andalusi heritage and understanding how the country really works from the inside. Balanced, cultural journeys – ideal for a first visit or for going deeper.
Routes designed to give you an overall view of the country in just a few days. They combine major cities, medinas, local life and landscapes without extreme journeys or endless travel days.
The most comfortable option for a first trip to Morocco from Spain: well-balanced, well organised and with a relaxed pace – ideal if you want to see a lot without rushing.
For those looking for a more visual and distinctive side of Morocco: routes that cross the High Atlas, pass through adobe kasbahs, palm groves and gorges, and reach the desert to sleep in traditional camps under the stars.
Journeys of landscape, contrast and emotion, ideal if you want to leave the cities behind and enjoy a more intense experience – with camels, sunrise over the dunes and Berber villages.
Designed for short trips with high impact: combining the energy of Marrakech — its souks, palaces and gardens — with the calm of the Agafay Desert, perfect for switching off without long journeys.
Ideal for a few days away, couples’ trips or as a first taste of Morocco if you’re looking for something special without committing to long circuits.
For those who want to experience Morocco from a different angle, golf offers a distinctive way to travel the country: iconic courses, characterful cities and carefully selected accommodation, always with private transport and a well-paced itinerary.
An elegant journey through northern Morocco combining high-level golf, historic cities and the Mediterranean coast. Casablanca, Rabat, Chefchaouen and Tamuda Bay, with courses such as Royal Golf Dar Es Salam and stages by the sea.
Ideal if you’re looking to combine golf, culture and relaxation in one trip, with a relaxed pace, private transport and quality accommodation.
A more cosmopolitan way to experience Morocco, combining internationally designed golf courses, high-quality resorts and the cultural energy of Marrakech, with a private escape to the Atlas Mountains as a natural contrast.
Courses such as Mazagan and several leading layouts in Marrakech, alongside city life, scenery and a dynamic pace. Ideal if you’re looking for serious golf, urban atmosphere and natural surroundings in one trip.
Both programmes are organised privately and can be adapted in length, hotel category and number of rounds.
Not sure which route suits you best? Tell me how many days you have, what you’d like to see and where you want to depart from, and I’ll put together a tailored proposal for you – no obligation.
Meeting up with friends from other countries? Let me know what you’re looking for and I’ll organise it.
If Morocco has sparked your travel appetite, I also organise routes and circuits in other carefully selected destinations. You can mix styles, paces and cultures with trips such as Iceland in 7 days, Northern India or Ireland at Easter 2026 (in Spanish). This is just a sample – I create tailor-made itineraries across Europe, the Middle East, Africa and Asia.
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