Essential Morocco School Trip Morocco
4 Days from £795pp
based on 36 students and 4 teachers travelling in Nov 2027 excluding the peak school holiday period. All compulsory charges that we have been able to calculate are included in the price. We'll highlight any expected local charges in your tailored quote.
We provide transparent and realistic pricing that reflects a full itinerary of engaging activities. As former teachers, we know your time is valuable, so we focus on giving you clear, honest quotes from the outset.
From the bustling souks of Marrakech to the towering peaks of the Atlas Mountains, Morocco is the perfect destination for geography students.
In the Atlas Mountains, dramatic geology and traditional Berber ways of life offer insight into a rapidly changing world.
During this whistle-stop tour of Morocco, you’ll explore tectonic landscapes and desertification through a mix of hand-picked activities and real-world learning.
You’ll create your itinerary with us to suit your needs, but here is an example of what your trip could look like:
What's included
- Return flights from London to Morocco
- Local Tour Leader
- Staff rooming based on same gender teachers sharing multi-bedded rooms
- 3 nights accommodation, full board basis
- All excursions, activities and entrance fees as specified in the itinerary
- All transportation in Morocco, including airport transfers, in a modern vehicle
- Bottled water provided during meals and drives
- Tips for ground staff and Tour Leaders
- Peace of mind with our unique Travel Disruption Support
- Loyalty Scheme with a range of benefits and discounts
Day
1
Day 1 Arrive in Marrakech
Arrive at Marrakech Menara Airport and meet your Tour Leader.
Get familiar with your surroundings on a walking tour of Marrakech Medina, where you’ll see Morocco’s rich heritage in bustling souks, the old Koranic School, and the Koutoubia Mosque.
Visit Le Jardin Secret, a traditional Islamic paradise garden featuring fountains, 19th-century architecture, and lush greenery.
Next, you’ll head to the High Atlas on the Tizi n’Tichka Pass. You’ll be immersed in Morocco’s rugged landscape as you travel through the gully-eroded fold mountains.
Day
2
Atlas Mountains
Start the day with a short hike in the Atlas Mountains, a great place for geographers to marvel at deep valleys and high peaks carved over millions of years.
Here, students can learn about how plate tectonics, as well as erosion from glaciers and rivers, have influenced the Atlas Mountains.
After a picnic lunch, you’ll take part in community project work alongside locals in Aremd village.
Day
3
Day 3 Essaouira
Today, you’ll travel to Essaouira on the windswept Atlantic shoreline. On the way, you’ll make a stop at Sidi Kaouki to take part in a beach clean-up.
Day
4
Home
Spend the morning exploring Essaouira with a walking tour of the UNESCO-Listed medina. Here, you’ll see a more relaxed and artistic side of Morocco as you stroll along the old Portuguese ramparts, see numerous synagogues and experience the city’s bohemian charm.
Here students can understand human geography as Essaouira is an exceptional example of a late-18th-century fortified town that played a major role in international trading, linking Morocco and sub-Saharan Africa with the rest of the world.
Transfer to Marrakech Airport for your flight home.
School Trip Planning Hub
We know that the real job of selling a school trip is down to you and your colleagues so we've collated some helpful resources for you to use to make sure you not only get the buy in from your students and their parents, but also that you have all the details you need to ensure a simple planning process.
Launching Your School TripCurriculum links
- Geography
- Tectonic processes, landforms & hazards
- Weather processes & hazards
- Climate change
- Ecosystems
- Coastal processes, landforms & management
- Water & river processes, landforms & management
- Glacial processes, landforms & management
- Hot desert environments & drylands
- Rural environments
- Urban environments
- Population & migration
- Economic change & development
- Tourism
- Human rights
- Cultural, ethnic and gender geography
- Food & water resources
- Energy resources
- Sustainability
- Globalisation
- Water, carbon & nutrient cycles
- Oceans
- Global systems, trade & global governance
- Changing places
- Geographical skills
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