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The number of people from Malaysia booking tours to Morocco has been steadily increasing over the past few years. Many Malaysians choose to visit Morocco for various reasons, one being the country’s exotic appeal.
One of the main attractions of Morocco is its desert, particularly the Sahara Desert, which is near popular cities and considered very safe. This draws many travelers who seek adventure and want to experience camel trekking.
Morocco is a visa-free destination for Malaysians, making it a preferred choice for many. Some Malaysians visit Morocco with friends, while others come with their families.
In this article, we will discuss the most popular Morocco tours for travelers from Malaysia.
The distance between Morocco and Malaysia is quite far at 11,533 km. The flight typically takes about 21 hours and 5 minutes, with an average ticket price of $550. Because of this long journey and cost, Malaysian travelers usually don’t visit Morocco for just a short 4 Days Morocco Tour or 5-day Morocco trip. Instead, they prefer to stay for at least 10 days.
Based on our experience, we believe that a 10-day tour is ideal for anyone visiting Morocco from Malaysia. In this time frame, you can explore all the popular destinations such as the desert, imperial cities, and exotic markets.
For those with a few extra days to spare, we recommend a Private tour in Morocco 12 Days. This longer trip allows for a visit to Essaouira, an ancient city located along Morocco’s coastline.
There are many exciting things to do and see in Morocco:
1. Visit the four imperial cities of Morocco.
2. Experience the Sahara Desert by riding camels and spending a night in desert camps.
3. Stay in traditional riads, which are unique to our travel experience.
4. Enjoy delicious Berber and Moroccan cuisine.
5. Explore exotic markets and traditional souks.
6. Witness snake charmers and magicians at Jamaa El Fna square.
7. Capture picturesque moments in the Instagram-worthy city of Chefchaouen.
8. Take guided tours through the historic medinas with our local guides.
9. Visit museums and significant monuments.
10. Explore the Atlas Studios, known as the ‘Hollywood of Africa.’
11. Discover Ait Ben Haddou, a famous location for numerous Hollywood movies and TV series.
When you book 10 days trip in Morocco, you can enjoy Morocco in a relaxed peace. In addition, you can see almost all the perfect destinations. Though Morocco seems small on the map, in reality, it’s big; some say that Morocco is bigger than its map lol.
As a result, for less than 10 days, we recommend focusing only on some parts of Morocco, either the north or the south. However, for Malaysian travelers, we recommend visiting the south of Morocco, the Sahara desert.
The reason behind this is that Malaysia has one of the outstanding green natural beauty, just exactly like the north of Morocco; consequently, we think that heading over the desert will give you much more sense of traveling than the north.
In addition, since the desert isn’t a part of Malaysia, visiting the Moroccan desert will be a good opportunity to discover more about Morocco. The desert is a popular destination and you will meet people from different parts of the world.
Nonetheless, 10 days or more constitute the perfect duration to spend in Morocco.
Here’s a simplified version of the popular Morocco tours from Malaysia, highlighting key destinations:
“Popular tours from Malaysia to Morocco often include these must-visit destinations:
Marrakesh: This vibrant city is a top destination in Morocco. You’ll explore the old city during the day and experience the lively Jamma El Fna Square at night, filled with musicians, comedians, and exotic sights.
Fez: Known for its ancient medina, Fez boasts unique traditional architecture. With a local guide, navigate its winding streets and discover local products.
Meknes: Another imperial city, Meknes features Lahdim Square similar to Marrakesh’s Jamma El Fna. Explore its historic old city before heading to Volubilis.
Volubilis: This ancient Mauritanian capital showcases Roman ruins dating back to the 3rd century B.C. Learn about its rich history from a local guide.
Rabat: As the current capital, Rabat offers a historical tour showcasing its main sites and diverse Moroccan culture.
Chefchaouen: Known as the ‘Instagram city’ for its picturesque blue streets, this traditional town attracts bloggers and photographers seeking stunning visuals.
Sahara Desert: Experience the magic of the desert with camel rides, Berber food, music, and a night under the stars. The desert offers a unique and unforgettable Moroccan adventure.”
If you intend to visit the desert; then, we highly advise to avoid the summer. The desert during the summer is very hot and you cannot support the hit.
Morocco tours from Malaysia that target the desert are good during the autumn and spring.
The first best season lasts from September to the 1 January. However, the second stars in March and ends on the first of June. These periods are best since the weather in Morocco is neither hot nor cold. As a result, you can have a great tour in peaceful weather.
Finally, for any enquiry or question, please email us.
