“Ron & Monyeen. Firstly a big thank you from Marie and I for what was an informative and most importantly a really enjoyable trip. Your efforts in putting together the itinerary was one aspect but both your abilities to ensure things went smoothly from our point of view made all the difference.”
Morocco Agriculture & Sightseeing 2025
- Saturday 6 September - Sunday 21 September 2025
- 16 Days
- New Zealand
- Casablanca, Morocco
Tour Details
Beyond its famous medinas and souks, Morocco’s dedication to agriculture is impressive.
Its diverse landscape, from the Sahara and Atlas Mountains to the Mediterranean and Atlantic coasts, supports a variety of crops. Fertile plains produce cereals, olives, and citrus fruits, while the Souss Valley is known for tomatoes and vegetables. Morocco excels in olive oil production, mixing traditional farming with modern innovations, reflecting its commitment to agricultural heritage and sustainability.
Tour Highlights:
- Soak up the atmosphere of colourful souks and marketplaces full of local produce.
- Discover the diversity of crops grown in Morocco – olives, dates, fi gs, citrus, grapes, bananas, blue berries, beans and tomatoes.
- Marvel at the architecture on city tours in Casablanca, Fez, Marrakech and Rabat.
- Take a camel ride and camp in the desert in luxury tents at Caravan Agafay.
- Visit a cattle market and Berber villages in the High Atlas Mountains.
- Relax in the old Portuguese seaport of Agadir.
Included in your tour price
- Transport in air conditioned coach
- Accommodation
- Meals as indicated in the itinerary
- All farm and technical visits
- All travel and sightseeing as per itinerary
- Entrance fees where applicable
- Tips/Gratuities
- Guides
Not included in your tour price
- International Airfares
- Travel Insurance
- Meals not indicated in the itinerary
- Items of a personal nature (beverages, telephone calls or laundry)
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