Digital Detox Itineraries

Brilliant trip. The time spent trekking and biking in the beautiful mountains was my favourite. Our local guide, Hamid Jalal, did an excellent job. He recommended places to eat and visit, and taught us a lot about the culture. One tip for travellers is to bring a pen with you as you have to fill in paperwork at each location!

Morocco is a magical and wonderful country, and I will return very soon to explore more of this special country! To experience cycling around the Marrakesh medina; then feel alive in the Atlas Mountains in a Berber village overlooking such splendor; to feel cool refreshing breezes in ancient Essaouira while you dine on the freshest caught fish after horse riding on wind swept beaches! One of the best holidays ever! Thank You!

The perfect itinerary allowed us to efficiently visited all the top sites with great lodgings. Unfortunately, the guide cut short stops at the Bahai Gardens, Acco, Tel Aviv, and Jerrico on days when we got to our hotel room in the early afternoon--all group members were upset by this. This Palestinian Christian guide emphasized unimpressive churches and minimized all sights that were secular, Muslim, Jewish, ancient, or other faiths. He made bizarre strident political comments about how great Mao Zedong was, praised Putin, said Palestinian people "had never done anything wrong in their history," talked about the Jews killing Jesus--all with a lot of anger. He knew a lot of about Christinaity, not much about anything else. He did a lot to make what could have been the perfect trip, mediocre.

(I would recommend the trip, but only if I knew it was a different guide.)

This was a trip that offers a safe, low-key Level of physical activity in a beautiful part of the world. The horse riding and Hamam were exquisite but the rest of the trip, whilst beautiful was more sedate than we had expected. A good way to see Morocco though if you’re a first timer to the country.

This was a trip that offers a safe, low-key Level of physical activity in a beautiful part of the world. The horse riding and Hamam were exquisite but the rest of the trip, whilst beautiful was more sedate than we had expected. A good way to see Morocco though if you’re a first timer to the country.

This trip packs a lot into a week but in practice it is only really 5 days. We saw many aspects of Moroccan life which was very interesting. The Treck was more like a long walk and the cycling was quite short too but enjoyable. You will have to organise all your own visits to sites such as palaces and gardens which are well worth seeing. Some of our fellow travellers didn't do this and they missed out a lot.