6-Night Morocco Tour from Malaga: Fez, Meknes, Marrakech, Casablanca, Rabat and Tangier

Overall this tour was very good. Much driving (1600klms) in 3 big driving days. Remaining 4 days were within the imperial cities. Fes had too many "shopping experiences" - Felt a bit pressured to buy, buy, buy at times. Most on the tour were Spanish speakers (Guatamala & Mexico) with only 4 English speakers. Food was good with mix of western and local. Hotels were of varying quality and customer service within the hotels also variable - all to be expected in a developing country. Nevertheless, Morocco must be experienced for its history, intrigue and liveliness !

We had a most enjoyable trip. Our Host was very good and the bus driver was excellent. The choice of hotels was very good. It was an interesting trip and we saw the key areas of Morocco.

The tour provided a good overview of Morocco, though too much time was spent in busses. I thought the first restaurant stop in larache was awful as the restaurant couldn't cater for two tourist busses so we left without finishing our meal. The first 5*hotel wasn't even 2*. The last was excellent.

This tour was worth doing and we saw many interesting sights but the organisation could have been better. Had I known that there were more than one pick-up point, I would have joined the tour in Marbella and not in Malaga and spent hours travelling in the bus from pick-up point to pick-up point. As I had booked on and English speaking guided tour, I had assumed that commentary would be in English and I was thus disappointed that about 80 of the touring party was Spanish speaking and that about that percentage of all commentary by the guide on the bus was in Spanish, with a sentence in English every now and then. Luckily during the city tours the group was split into English and Spanish speaking people and we had dedicated English speaking local guides. The 3 star accommodation was very good with beautiful and comfortable rooms and good meals. The bus driver did a fantastic job on the sometimes narrow and winding roads. There were a few deviations from the published program which were unfortunate. The en-route panoramic tour of Casablanca turned into a 5 hour tour, visiting everything I had seen a 2 weeks before during a cruise visit to Casablanca. I would rather have spent more of the time in Rabat. The panoramic tour of Tangier did not happen. The 90 minute coffee and meal stops at filling stations en route could be cut far shorter to give more time at the various destinations. Overall we enjoyed the tour.