Rail Holidays in Morocco

Just across the narrow Straits of Gibraltar, Morocco is the gateway to Africa. Come here for bustling medinas in ancient cities, boutique riads, colourful street food and wonderfully diverse experiences from camel riding in the Sahara Desert to trekking in the Atlas Mountains. Make the most of the adventure and travel here by train and ferry. There’s even a new high-speed rail line to get you from Tangier to Casablanca, via capital Rabat.

Itineraries in Morocco

Tailor Made Rail
10 Days
  • Barcelona
  • Ronda
  • Tangier
  • Rabat
  • Marrakech
Take an epic journey through France and Spain to the Straits of Gibraltar and then onto the African continent by ferry, continuing via Morocco's rail network to Marrakech, all with the help and support of a Moroccan rail expert!
From £1,499
7 Days
  • Barcelona
  • Tangier
  • Rabat
  • Marrakech
Take an unforgettable trip to another continent by train and sea. Let the sights and sounds of Morocco seduce you on this incredible adventure, with stops in France and Spain enroute along with a ferry across the Straits of Gibraltar. From Marrakech, you can book a flight home or add return travel all the way back to the UK without flying.
From £1,099

Day trips from Marrakech

All tours are private and include hotel pick-up (min. 2 participants)
High Atlas
Adventure

Full day private tour including the High Atlas Mountains and Imlil Valley. Lunch is also included.

from £85 per person
Ouzoud Waterfalls
& Barbary Apes

Full day private tour to the largest waterfalls in Morocco, not including lunch.

from £50 per person
Essaouira
Day Trip

Full day private tour to this ancient city on the Atlantic Coast, with a medina protected by 18th century ramparts. Not including lunch.

from £50pp
Sahara Adventure
to Zagora

A 2-day private tour including 4x4 transport, meals, camel ride and overnight stay in a Berber tent

from £185pp

Blogs about Morocco

26 Sep, 2019
Have a look at our top picks to include in your tailor made rail holiday to Morocco. Currently, trains here are mainly 1970s or 1980s French rolling stock, in perfectly good working order. There is also a new TGV high-speed line between Tangier and Marrakech, via Rabat.