Apsley Travel · Bespoke Luxury Travel
Apsley Travel designs bespoke luxury holidays in Morocco. Every itinerary is built one-to-one by a specialist who has travelled the country and maintains active relationships with the leading hotels, guides and operators on the ground. From the headline experiences to the quieter corners only locals know, every recommendation is grounded in first-hand expertise.
We hold preferred-partner programmes with the strongest hotel brands in Morocco, so our clients receive complimentary upgrades, breakfast and resort credits where available. Speak to a specialist about a tailored proposal for your dates and party.
Speak to a specialist: 020 8142 6099 · hello@apsley.travel
Morocco is an incredibly romantic honeymoon destination. Private riad suites, rooftop dinners in Marrakech, starlit Sahara camps, and mountain retreats create unforgettable moments. The country's sensory richness makes it deeply immersive.
March to May and September to November offer the most comfortable temperatures across the country. October is particularly special with warm days, cool evenings, and the date harvest in the south.
A minimum of 7 nights covers Marrakech and the Atlas or Sahara. For a comprehensive journey including Fès, the desert, and the coast, plan 10–14 nights.
Morocco is very welcoming to families. Moroccans adore children, and luxury hotels and riads readily accommodate families. Private guides make navigating the medinas easy and enriching for all ages.
UK, US, and EU passport holders can enter Morocco visa-free for up to 90 days. You'll need a passport valid for at least 6 months. Our team confirms the latest requirements.
The tourist routes to the Sahara (Merzouga/Erg Chebbi) are well-established and safe. Our luxury desert camps provide comfortable accommodation, expert guides, and camel handlers. The experience is magical and perfectly safe.
Morocco is a moderate Muslim country. In tourist areas, Western dress is fine but modest clothing is appreciated, especially when visiting mosques or rural areas. Our pre-departure briefing covers cultural etiquette.