Morocco Shiny Days

22/09/2026

Two weeks, countless memories, and one final smile before saying goodbye to Morocco. 🇲🇦❤️

After two wonderful weeks exploring Morocco together, Yassine dropped off our two Australian couples at the airport — marking the end of another unforgettable Morocco Shiny Days adventure.

From ancient cities and hidden villages to mountain roads, desert landscapes, local encounters and plenty of laughter along the way, they arrived as guests and leave with memories — and friendships — that we hope will last far beyond the journey.

A huge thank you for trusting Morocco Shiny Days with your Moroccan adventure, and to Yassine for taking such great care of our guests from the first day to the very last.

One adventure comes to an end… while many more are just about to begin. ✨

Safe travels home, and we hope Morocco stays with you for a very long time. 🇲🇦

21/09/2026

Live like a Moroccan — even if only for one day. 🇲🇦

High in the Atlas Mountains, our newest cooking experience takes you beyond restaurants and tourist demonstrations and into the home of a local Amazigh family.

Shop, prepare, cook, share stories, and finally sit around the table together to enjoy the meal you helped create — using local ingredients, traditional recipes, and techniques passed from one generation to the next.

No staged experience. No fancy setup. Just real people, real food, and genuine Moroccan hospitality.

Because sometimes the best way to discover Morocco isn’t by seeing more places — it’s by living the culture for a little while.

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Morocco Shiny Days

09/09/2026

There’s a side of Marrakech that has been part of Jemaa el-Fna for generations — colorful, chaotic, fascinating, and sometimes a little unexpected. 🐍

The snake charmers, musicians and street performers are part of the living theatre that has made this square unlike anywhere else in Morocco.

You don’t simply visit Jemaa el-Fna. You hear it, smell it, watch it change throughout the day — and experience a tradition that has been unfolding here for centuries.

This is Marrakech. Never boring. Always full of stories. 🇲🇦

08/09/2026

And the season begins! 🇲🇦🇦🇺

Our first trip of the season is officially underway, with our wonderful guests from Australia enjoying one of our most unique experiences — exploring the historic city of Salé alongside a local university professor.

Beyond the usual sightseeing, it’s a chance to discover Salé through its history, architecture, traditions, and stories, guided by someone whose knowledge brings the city to life.

A beautiful start to what promises to be another exciting season of journeys across Morocco. ✨

29/08/2026

Morning Sahara Lovers 🐪🇲🇦

28/08/2026

Have you ever heard the language we use to speak with camels? 🐪🇲🇦

Yes, there’s a special way of communicating with these incredible animals — and hearing it for the first time is all part of the experience.

These are the little moments we love sharing with our guests: not just seeing Morocco, but meeting its people, discovering its traditions, and experiencing the real Morocco along the way.

You’re always welcome to join one of our journeys and discover it for yourself. ✨

28/08/2026

Good morning from the heart of the Sahara. ☀️🏜️

There’s something special about waking up surrounded by endless dunes — the silence, the fresh morning air, and the first sunlight slowly turning the desert golden.

No traffic. No rush. Just sand stretching to the horizon and another beautiful day beginning in Morocco. 🇲🇦

Some mornings you simply don’t want to end.

27/08/2026

🇲🇦 Planning a family trip to Morocco? The itinerary matters — but the pace matters even more.

Morocco can be an incredible destination for families: ancient medinas, the Atlas Mountains, camel rides in the Sahara, beautiful riads, food experiences and encounters that children and adults can remember for years.

But travelling Morocco as a family is very different from travelling as a couple.

How many places should you realistically include?
Is the long journey to the Sahara worth it with children?
Which riads actually work well for families?
How many nights should you stay in each place?
And how do you create a trip that works for children, parents and grandparents without spending the whole holiday packing and driving?

We’ve just published a new practical guide based on what we’ve learned designing private Morocco journeys for families and multigenerational groups.

Rather than giving you another fixed itinerary, it explains how to think about the trip — pacing, regions, accommodation, the Sahara and different ways to structure a family journey.

Read the full guide here:

https://moroccoshinydays.com/morocco-family-tours

And if you’re planning Morocco with your family, we’d love to hear what you’re trying to fit into your trip. 🇲🇦

How to plan private Morocco family tours: realistic pacing and driving times, riads with children, the Sahara decision, seasons, food, accessibility and 7, 10 and 14-day frameworks.