Pricing
How Our Tour Prices Work
Every Uniquely Morocco tour is private, so you pay only for your own group, your own vehicle and the hotels you choose. There are no shared buses and no hidden extras. I send every traveler a written quote before anything is booked.
What changes the price
Four things set the price of a private tour:
- Group size: the vehicle and guide are shared within your group, so the price per person falls as the group grows. The prices shown are for groups of up to 6 travelers sharing one vehicle and one guide. For larger groups, ask me for a quote.
- Accommodation level: Affordable Comfort (3 star hotels and riads), Classic Comfort (4 star riads), Affordable Luxury (4 and 5 star riads) or Deluxe Luxury (5 star riads).
- Season: a 10% supplement applies to tours that include dates between 20 December and 5 January.
- Rooms: prices assume two people sharing, and a single room costs an extra 50% of the room price for each night.
Starting prices
Starting prices are per person in US dollars for a group of 6 travelers sharing rooms at the Affordable Comfort level (3 star hotels and riads). Each tour page has the full price table for 1 to 6 travelers at all four levels.
What is included
Unless a tour page says otherwise, prices include your private vehicle and driver guide, hotels with breakfast, the desert camp with dinner on Sahara tours, entrance fees to the sites on the itinerary, and all taxes. My 3, 4 and 5 day desert tours travel with a private English speaking driver and include breakfast and dinner every night. International flights, travel insurance, most lunches and dinners, drinks and tips are not included.
Deposits and payment
A 50% deposit confirms your booking and the balance is due 60 days before the tour starts. Bank transfer is preferred, and card payments go through a PayPal invoice with a 7% fee added. See the Refund and Cancellation Policy for cancellations.
Want an exact price?
Tell me your dates, group size and preferred hotels, and I will send a written quote within 48 hours.
