Learn from a Professional:
Ignite your creativity and elevate your photography! Learn composition and storytelling techniques, master light in dynamic environments, and discover how to capture authentic moments while traveling.
Amazing Locations:
Enjoy unique and breathtaking opportunities for stunning photos! The dramatic nighttime sky, the colors of Fes, the ancient Roman ruins of Volubilis, and Marrakech’s souks; Plus, explore techniques for exciting architectural photography
All Skill Levels Welcome:
Whether you’re a beginner or seasoned photographer, come unleash your creativity!
9-day tour
$4100 USD (2 to a room), $5200 (private room)
16-day tour (for those who wish to continue exploring more of this incredible country!)
$6300 (2 to a room), $7500 (private room)

Click on the tour map for a larger view of the Morocco Photography Tour itinerary.

Jemaa El Fnaa market in Marrakech is a favorite gathering spot for locals and visitors alike – and a fabulous location for photography.

A desert camp in the Agafay Desert, complete with running water, comfortable beds, and delicious food!
Travel to Essaouira (3.5 hours)
On your way to the beautiful fishing village of Essaouira (the windy city), you will stop at an Argan processing business run entirely by women. There, you will have an opportunity to purchase the many products they create (cosmetics, cooking oil, medicinal argan butter).
Essaouira has a relaxed vibe. Musicians, including Prince, Cat Stevens, Jimi Hendrix, and the Rolling Stones, used to hang out here, playing their music on the beach. Kite surfers come from all over the world to enjoy the wind and magic of the surf here.
In Essaouira, the opportunities for photography expand even further. All over this seaside town you will find captivating subjects, including the local alleyways, shops of handcrafted Thuya wood (native only to Morocco), leather and textile artisans and their works, jewelry, and spices, not to mention several galleries where you can peruse the work of other photographers. Along the rampart, you can find other intriguing subjects, including the fishermen who bring in their catches of the day. You can purchase directly from them and get your fresh choice cooked at a nearby restaurant. This is where you can photograph the iconic blue fishing boats Essaouira is famous for.

The blue boats of Essaouira are a favorite subject for photography.
Travel to Marrakech (3.5 hours)
There are many options for photography in the High Atlas Mountains, filled as it is with rivers, groves of olives, oranges, lemons, and dazzling snowy peaks. You can easily find a view you like along one of the many trails and perhaps see Ouzoud or Imlil Falls, barbary monkeys, locals traveling on donkeys, and observe life in a Berber village.

High Atlas Mountains of Morocco.

A Berber village in the High Atlas Mountains, where the Berber life has remained almost unchanged for centuries.
Today you’ll be free to photograph more of this fascinating city, or simply relax and do whatever is still on your wish list. In the evening we’ll meet for a complimentary final dinner for those who are leaving the tour tomorrow. Let’s recap our time together and enjoy reminiscing about the photography experiences we were blessed to share in this magical place!
Today we will drive to the Sahara Desert, passing through the dramatic Todgha Gorges on the way. (5+ hours)

A luxury tent camp in the Sahara. Comfortable beds, hot showers, and the incredible drama of the desert.
(7 hours travel time)

The iconic Rick’s Cafe– a fully functioning restaurant – is a faithful reproduction of the iconic movie set for the film Casablanca.
Today, we say goodbye to Morocco. Or, as they say in Darija, Beslama, till next time!
Embark on a captivating journey through Morocco’s Imperial Cities