Only a short flight from the UK, Morocco is a popular destination offering a huge range and diversity of trips, from mountain expeditions to desert adventures and coastal exploration.
For those seeking adventure, Morocco's High Atlas mountains offer some of North Africa's most rewarding peaks, including Toubkal (4,167m) and M'Goun (4,071m) — challenging ascents that push the boundaries of school expeditions. Beyond the High Atlas, the Jebel Sahro and Anti-Atlas ranges offer wilderness trekking away from the crowds, while Morocco's Atlantic coastline adds a different rhythm entirely, with fishing villages, dramatic cliffs, and long stretches of open beach. No trip is complete without a night or two under the starry Saharan desert sky — simply magical.
For geography tours, Morocco offers countless textbook examples brought vividly to life: fold mountains, deserts, life in harsh environments, irrigation, rural-to-urban migration, and erosion. Add a camel journey into the Sahara or a few days in a small mountain village, and the curriculum becomes something students will remember long after the trip ends.
