Deserts and Kasbahs 2009/10 departures

from USD 1580 for 15 days

Reviews

Review 1

What was the most memorable part of your tour?

The tour had a lot of variety - markets, culture, music, camel treks, history, etc. Also, it helped that it was only a small group (9 people).

How would you rate the tour leaders?

The tour was all very well organised, and the tour leader was professional throughout.

Do you feel your holiday benefited local people?

Yes, definitely. Most accommodation seemed to be owned by local people (although this is sometimes hard to tell).

Do you feel that you got under the skin of a country?

I think so. Considering the tour was two weeks, you wouldn't expect to cover everything (for instance, I would have liked the chance for a lengthy hike on a day or two), but given the timeframe, it was the best the tour could do.

What advice would you give to other travellers?

Morocco, being a Muslim country, is not the sort of place to go to for wild drunken parties. If that's what you want with travel, then go elsewhere. Otherwise, if you're interested in something a bit more in-depth and cultural, it's worth a look.

Reviewed by Bruce Robinson who travelled in June 2006

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Deserts and Kasbahs Oct 11th

Hi, I am currently checking out options for a vacation in October. The above tour is one I am considering. Could someone please let me know on booking numbers. Eg has the minimum number been reached yet and if not - from experience - is it likely to be reached. thanks, betina