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photo tours
( all year round )
Photography Workshop
( All year round )
privat tours
( all Year Round )
These photography tours are recommended for those who would like to explore Morocco and its magical natural beauty, culture and people during a round trip. ( 7-14 days )
The 7-day program goes through the following places:
- Day 1 Agadir (meet and greet session in hotel) meals incl: dinner
- Day 2 Agadir-Foum Zguid/Erg Chigaga meals incl: breakfast, dinner
- Day 3 Erg Chigaga-Zagora (w/ local guide) meals incl: breakfast, launch, dinner
- Day 4 Zagora-Ourzazate/Ait Benhaddou (w/ local guide) meals incl: breakfast, dinner
- Day 5-6 Ait Benhaddou-Marrakesh (w/ local guide) meals incl: breakfast, dinner
- Day 7 Marrakesh-Agadir (Drop-off) meals incl: breakfast
From 1950 USD / person (Price varies by group size)
The 14-day program goes through the following places:
- Day 1 Agadir (meet and greet session in hotel) meals incl: dinner
- Day 2 Agadir-Legzira Beach/Sidi Ifni meals incl: breakfast, launch, dinner
- Day 3-4 Sidi Ifni-Foum Zguid/Erg Chegaga incl: breakfast, dinner daily
- Day 5-6 Erg Chegaga – Zagora (w/local guide) incl: breakfast, dinner
- Day 7 Zagora-Ourzazate/Ait Benhaddou incl: breakfast, dinner
- Day 8-9 Ait Benhaddou-Marrakesh (w/ local guide) incl: breakfast, dinner daily
- Day 10-11 Marrakesh-Casablanca (w/ local guide) incl: breakfast, dinner daily
- Day 12-13 Casablanca-Chefchaouen (w/ local guide) incl: breakfast, dinner
- Day 14 Chefchaouen-Agadir (Drop-off) incl: breakfast
The workshop prioritizes photography and its teaching, but of course, a good atmosphere cannot be left out! ( Max participants: 7 people )
I recommend this to those who are interested and either just starting out in photography – of course, they already have or will soon have a camera – or those who have already started but would like to take their skills to a higher level. Additionally, those who have been taking photos for a while but would like to further expand their knowledge and have the best opportunities to do so can do no better than Morocco. ( 7-14 days )
The 7-day workshop’s main stops include:
- Day 1 Agadir (meet and greet session in hotel) meals incl: dinner
- Day 2 Agadir-Foum Zguid/Erg Chigaga meals incl: breakfast, dinner
- Day 3 Erg Chigaga-Zagora (w/ local guide) meals incl: breakfast, launch, dinner
- Day 4 Zagora-Ourzazate/Ait Benhaddou (w/ local guide) meals incl: breakfast, dinner
- Day 5-6 Ait Benhaddou-Marrakesh (w/ local guide) meals incl: breakfast, dinner
- Day 7 Marrakesh-Agadir (Drop-off) meals incl: breakfast
From 2790 USD/person (Price varies by group size)
The 14-day workshop’s main stops include:
- Day 1 Agadir (meet and greet session in hotel) meals incl: dinner
- Day 2 Agadir-Legzira Beach/Sidi Ifni meals incl: breakfast, launch, dinner
- Day 3-4 Sidi Ifni-Foum Zguid/Erg Chegaga incl: breakfast, dinner daily
- Day 5-6 Erg Chegaga – Zagora (w/local guide) incl: breakfast, dinner
- Day 7 Zagora-Ourzazate/Ait Benhaddou incl: breakfast, dinner
- Day 8-9 Ait Benhaddou-Marrakesh (w/ local guide) incl: breakfast, dinner daily
- Day 10-11 Marrakesh-Casablanca (w/ local guide) incl: breakfast, dinner daily
- Day 12-13 Casablanca-Chefchaouen (w/ local guide) incl: breakfast, dinner
- Day 14 Chefchaouen-Agadir (Drop-off) incl: breakfast
I recommend these Privat/individual tours for those who may already have ideas about one or two previously chosen popular Moroccan locations they would definitely like to visit, which they can indicate to me, and I will prepare the itinerary accordingly, taking into account their preferences.
Additionally, they prefer independent travel and would like more attention, whether it’s a workshop or a photo journey.
I also recommend it for newlyweds, perhaps as honeymoons, or any 1-2 week trips combined with photography.
The price in this case depends on the route, accommodation, and individual preferences.
Private Tours:
Advantages:
- Customization: Tailored itineraries based on personal preferences.
- Flexibility: Ability to set your own pace and schedule.
- Personalized Attention: More focused attention from guides.
- Privacy: Enjoy the experience with your own group or alone.
- Comfort: Greater comfort and relaxation without the presence of strangers.
Group Tours:
Disadvantages:
- Limited Flexibility: Less freedom to deviate from the planned itinerary.
- Less Personalization: Itineraries may not cater to individual preferences.
- Crowds: Larger groups can lead to crowded attractions and restaurants.
- Waiting Time: Longer waits for activities or facilities due to group size.
- Compromise: Need to compromise on preferences to accommodate the group’s interests.
special dietary requirements
Transportation
Accomodations
During our journey, there is an opportunity for individually tailored meals such as vegan, vegetarian, or various options for individuals with specific needs like gluten-free or lactose-free diets. We kindly ask you to inform us about these requirements before the trip!
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We always carry out our tours using modern air-conditioned vehicles, ensuring comfort throughout the journey and, of course, where the situation requires it, we also use 4×4 off-road vehicles (e.g., Sahara, Dunes, sand and stone desert).
Two options are available for both the round tours and photo workshops. The first one is BASIC, which includes accommodations with a 3-4 star rating during our journey. The other option is LUXURY, as the name suggests, providing the best possible accommodations. For more details, please contact me directly!
Chefchaouen, Ait ben haddou
The blue perl of Morocco.
Chefchaouen is a picturesque town nestled in the Rif Mountains of northwest Morocco. Its defining feature is the charming blue-washed buildings that adorn its narrow streets, giving it a unique and ethereal atmosphere. This vibrant blue color scheme has made Chefchaouen a popular destination for photographers and travelers seeking its serene beauty. Beyond its aesthetics, the town offers a rich cultural experience, with bustling markets, delicious local cuisine, and a welcoming community eager to share its heritage with visitors.
Ait Ben Haddou a popular movie set in Morocco.
Ait Benhaddou, situated in the High Atlas Mountains of Morocco, is a fortified village celebrated for its architectural splendor. Its clay structures stand majestically against the backdrop of the snowy peaks of the Atlas, offering a breathtaking contrast of landscapes. Recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, this historic marvel has not only captivated filmmakers worldwide but also serves as a poignant testament to the rich cultural heritage of the region, echoing through the ages.
Atlas mountain, Ouarzazate, Legzira Beach
During our trip, we will pass through many such magical landscapes, and we can also take stunning photos of them. There is nothing more beautiful than the morning and evening lights!
Ouarzazate is a city south of Morocco’s High Atlas mountains, known as a gateway to the Sahara Desert. Its huge Taourirt Kasbah, home to a 19th-century palace, has views over the rugged local landscape, which features in several movies. Northwest is the fortified red-earth city of Aït Ben Haddou. Northeast is the rocky Todra Gorge. A road winds southeast through the Draa Valley’s lush palm groves to the desert.
Often cited as one of the world’s most beautiful beaches, Legzira is famous for sunsets punctuated by the rock structures jutting out from the cliffs. They were formed over thousands of years by erosion
One of the most unique and beautiful beaches you’ll find anywhere, Legzira Beach is famous for its huge rock arch. There were oririnally two arches, but one collapsed in late 2016. The second arch is at risk as the ocean continues to erode the red sandstone from which it is formed. The arch is accessible at low tide, and it is quite an amazing sight to see.
Zagora, South-Eastern Morocco
Kasbahs Amzrou (Geopark jbel bani) south-eastern Morocco
The Ksar is located near the city of Zagora (south-east of the city center) on the road to M’hamid. The ksar is built on a hill. Its ramparts are preserved, on the other hand the four bastions have practically disappeared. A stone base (from one and a half to three meters) is used all along the ramparts. The ksar has two main entrances: the first overlooks the palm grove, the other leads to the Amezrou. The main buildings that surround the public square are: a mosque with its minaret built entirely of adobe, two forges, shops and the big house of the sheikh. From the public square, a main street known as the “assarag” divides the building into two equal parts. Another street leads to the Jewish mellah (composed of 30 homes) and a synagogue (triangular in shape and in good condition).
The initial Jewish settlers arrived in Morocco alongside Phoenician merchants nearly 2,500 years ago, introducing the traditions of the Hebrew community following the destruction of the first Temple in Jerusalem.
Sahara, Nomads, Dunes
In the Sahara, we will visit Nomadic families and witness how they live and experience their daily lives.
Birdwatching and Bird Photography in Morocco: Exploring the Diverse Avian Species
Introduction:
Morocco, with its rich biodiversity and diverse landscapes, offers a captivating playground for bird enthusiasts. Engaging in birdwatching and bird photography in Morocco is a rewarding experience, providing opportunities to encounter a wide array of avian species unique to the region. This article delves into the world of Moroccan birdwatching, shedding light on the ornithological wonders that await avid birdwatchers and photographers.
Moroccan Avian Diversity:
Morocco boasts a remarkable diversity of bird species, ranging from coastal areas to mountainous regions and expansive deserts. Ornithologists and bird enthusiasts alike find the country a treasure trove, with over 500 identified bird species. The diverse habitats, including wetlands, forests, and arid landscapes, contribute to the rich tapestry of avian life.
Key Birding Locations:
High Atlas Mountains: Explore the lofty peaks of the High Atlas Mountains, where species like the Atlas Mountain Finch and Levaillant’s Woodpecker can be spotted. The dramatic landscapes offer a picturesque backdrop for birdwatching and photography.
Saharan Desert Oases: Venture into the desert oases, where you may encounter the elusive Egyptian Nightjar and Desert Sparrows. The stark beauty of the desert contrasts with the vibrant plumage of its feathered inhabitants.
Coastal Wetlands: Coastal areas, such as the Merja Zerga lagoon, provide a haven for migratory birds like flamingos, spoonbills, and various waders. Capture stunning images of these birds against the backdrop of the Atlantic coastline.
Activities for Bird Enthusiasts:
Morocco Birding Tours:
Join organized birding tours led by experienced guides who possess in-depth knowledge of the local avian fauna. These tours often include visits to prime birding locations and offer valuable insights into the behavior and habitats of different species.
Bird Photography Tours:
Improve your bird photography skills by participating in workshops conducted by seasoned professionals. Learn techniques to capture birds in flight, utilize natural light, and frame shots that highlight the unique features of Moroccan bird species.
Conclusion:
Embarking on a journey of birdwatching and bird photography in Morocco promises an enriching experience for nature lovers. Whether you are a seasoned ornithologist or a novice bird enthusiast, the diverse landscapes of Morocco and its vibrant avian population provide endless opportunities for discovery and appreciation. Immerse yourself in the world of ornithology, explore unique habitats, and capture the beauty of Morocco’s feathered wonders through your lens.
