Moroccan guide with mint tea in the Sahara

About us

A Moroccan team, a lifetime of these roads

Our story

It started with a battered 4x4 and one route

Trips Morocco Sahara began in Marrakech more than a decade ago with a single vehicle and one journey: over the Tichka, down to Ait Ben Haddou, out to the dunes and back. Travellers kept asking for more time, more detail, better nights in the desert — so we built the company around those requests rather than around a catalogue.

Today we are a small team of Moroccan drivers, guides and planners. We still drive the routes ourselves, still test every camp and guesthouse before we place a guest in it, and still answer messages personally — including at midnight when a flight is delayed.

What we sell is not a package. It is two thousand kilometres of country we know well, shared at a pace that lets you actually see it.

Travellers sharing evening tea in a palm grove
Couple watching the sun rise over the Sahara

What we stand for

Four things we refuse to compromise

Passion for Morocco

This is home. We grew up between the Atlas and the Tafilalt, and we still stop the car when the light is good.

Local knowledge

Our drivers know which pass to avoid after snow, which café makes the best tagine and which dune has the quietest sunrise.

Personal service

One team from your first message to your last day. No call centres, no handovers, no scripts.

Respect for culture

We work with family-run guesthouses and camps, pay fairly, and visit villages as guests rather than spectators.

Moroccan tagine dinner with mint tea

Travel with us

Come and see it for yourself

Every journey we run is private, flexible and hosted by people who live here. Tell us when you're coming.

ASHAMRAHE ABDESSAMAD, founder of Trips Morocco Sahara, in traditional Moroccan attire overlooking a valley
FOUNDER

The Founder

AshamraheAbdessamad

Trips Morocco Sahara
Born from a passion for Morocco and a desire to share its most unforgettable landscapes, Trips Morocco Sahara was created to offer travelers more than a journey — an experience they will remember for a lifetime.

Morocco is not just a destination.It is a journey to be lived.

A. Abdessamad