MOROCCO.

• 3-star riads, Hotels, Homestays Accommodation on a Twin-sharing Basis
• All road Transport within country
• Tourist Visa
• Train transfer between cities
• A Trained Outdoor leader to keep you safe. I Promise 🙂
• Surfing lessons
• Train journey from Tangier to Marrakesh
• Pottery classes
• Walking tour of either Tetouan or Chefchaouen
• Sahara Desert camping
• Camel ride
• Hercules cave visit
• Airport drops in mentioned timing

• Mineral Water or any other room service
• Flight tickets
• Lunch and dinner
• Any expenses due to deviation from itinerary

We totally get it, life happens, and sometimes your plans have to take a rain check. That's why we've kept our cancellation policy simple, transparent, and as kind as possible.

• 45+ days before the trip: 10% cancellation charge
• 30–44 days before the trip: 25% cancellation charge
• 15–29 days before the trip: 50% cancellation charge
• Within 14 days of the trip: 100% cancellation charge

These are calculated on the total trip amount, not just the token amount.

Now, if you can find someone to take your spot, we'll happily refund your full amount. No questions asked. Because at the end of the day, we'd rather have someone travel than hold back your money.

To keep your spot confirmed, please clear the remaining balance by the due date, it helps us lock in stays, permits, and experiences for the group. If payments are delayed beyond that, we'll have to treat it as a cancellation (same policy applies).

You can carry 200 USD to 300 USD for your personal expenses.

1. Mandatory: Original ID Proof
2. You need to bring your Passport (with at least 6 months validity remaining), Visa print out, 2 passport size photographs, Travel insurance.
3. Clothes: 1 Fleece jacket, 3 Synthetic / cotton pants, 1 swimwear, 4-6 Full sleeves tees/ shirt, Sunhat, Towel
4. Shoes & socks: High ankle shoes, cotton socks
5. Skin care essentials: Sunglasses with UV protection, Lip balm Cold cream, Sunscreen lotion
6. Other accessories: LED Torch/ headlamps (If already bought), Neck pillow
7. A working forex card or dollars

Most people come alone for my trips. About 25% of the people bring a friend or partner. Honestly It really doesn't matter. I have seen on all the batches I have lead. Most people really gel with everyone, even the ones who thought wouldn't gel up, surprise themselves always with the way they got comfortable with everyone.

Each trek/ trip is rated according to the number of days we spend outdoors. If you aren't sure where to start, go with an easy trip or trek.

For trips, I dreamed of trips where we could go out hike, get exhausted, come back to hotel and have a great evening. This is exactly why some of my trips have Day hikes in it. It is a perfect chance for people who have never hiked in their entire life. Don't worry, We are there :).

For treks, you can start with Sandhakphu or Chandrashila. You can also benchmark yourself for the treks.

• If you can run for 30 mins and cover around 3-3.5 km, then you can go ahead with an easy trek
• If you can run for 30 mins and cover around 3.5-4 km, then you can go ahead with an moderate trek
• If you can run for 30 mins and cover around 4-5 km, then you can go ahead with an difficult trek

If you have never done a high altitude trek, then start with a easy or Easy- moderate trek. That way you will understand how your body reacts to high altitude and you can check you cardio strength too.

Usually, most batch sizes are between 12-20 people who are aged between 16-38. Most people come alone or with a friend. The trip would feel like you are travelling more with college friends than strangers. We tend to do more outdoorsy things than regular trips. For example: If we find a very pretty waterfall/ a beautiful sunset / Rainbow on the way. We would stop the vehicle right away to catch the beauty of it. We usually sleep very late on these trips as we play a lot of group games and most people feel they will miss the precious time with the group members and decides to stay awake.

Good news, my friend! Once you book a trip with us, we will get your visa done. Most Non-Indians visitors don't need a visa for trips under 90 days. No magic lamp is required, just pack your bags and get ready to explore Morocco!

Absolutely! Travel insurance is your trusty sidekick that saves the day when unexpected mishaps strike. It protects you from lost luggage, sudden illnesses, and other travel woes. So take it and conquer Morocco worry-free!

Oh, the souvenirs in Morocco are pure magic! From mystical carpets to aromatic spices, mesmerising ceramics to leather wonders, you'll find treasures that will make your friends back home go, "Did you travel or visit a genie's workshop?!"

We love your enthusiasm, but let's start with some basics. Greet people with a friendly handshake, sip that refreshing mint tea when it's offered, and sprinkle your conversations with "please" and "thank you" in Moroccan Arabic. Do not take pictures of people and if you want to take, please ask for permission. I was once chased by a random stranger who thought I clicked her picture. Also, while belly dancing is epic, let's save it for the dance floor!

Veggie power, activate! Morocco has a delightful array of vegetarian and vegan options to make your taste buds dance with joy. From flavorful tagines to couscous feasts, get ready to be a Moroccan spice connoisseur without sacrificing your veggie lifestyle!

Fear not, English speakers! While Moroccan Arabic and French are widely spoken, English is our secret weapon. Many locals involved in tourism speak English like pros. And hey, feel free to throw in a "Here's looking at you, Morocco!" Casablanca quote. It's a guaranteed crowd-pleaser!

Picture a lively crew of fellow adventurers, ready to create memories and have a blast. The average group size for a Morocco group trip ranges from 10 to 14 travellers. Get ready to make new friends, swap stories, and maybe even start a spontaneous dance party under the Moroccan sky!

Oh, the Insta-game is strong in Morocco! Strike a pose with a majestic camel! But don't stop there. Capture the vibrant markets, stunning architecture, and mouthwatering Moroccan cuisine. Get creative, use those filters, and prepare for your influencer status to skyrocket faster than Aladdin on a magic carpet!

While belly dance moves might be entertaining, I'm afraid they won't get you far in Morocco when it comes to paying for things. The local currency in Morocco is the Moroccan Dirham (MAD). You can use a Forex card or get Dollars to get exchanged for the trip. Your average trip expense would be around 300 USD. Main expense being lunch and dinner.