August 2024…/ While Morocco is not the first place many families think of when planning a trip, it is perhaps one of the most enriching and rewarding destinations to show to children from a young age, and much more accessible than many people think, for families of all sizes and ages. Morocco's first LGBTQ+ founded and led luxury travel company, Inclusive Morocco, design full trips staying at some of the best hotels and incorporating authentic experiences, and have below shared their top family itineraries to book now for October half term, to showcase not just Marrakech but the whole country to children, and encourage them to engage with this unique and special country and culture.

Morocco with Kids – From Marrakech to Essaouira, and the Agafay Desert

The perfect introduction to the rich variety Morocco has to offer, this itinerary was made specifically with families and kids in mind, and spans the bustling city of Marrakech, the serene landscapes of the High Atlas Mountains, the coastal city of Essaouira, and finally the breathtaking other-worldly Agafay Desert.

Spanning up to 10 days, the journey begins in Marrakech, where educational sightseeing will be paired with adrenaline-inducing activities such as weaving through the old medina by sidecar, giving kids their very own video game experience. In the Mountains, families can relax by the pool, participate in cooking classes, or book a bucket list hot air balloon ride as the sun rises: an unforgettable family moment. Guests will be encouraged to interact with and learn about the local communities, and this itinerary incorporates a light hiking excursion to learn more about the Berber culture, joining a family for a delicious lunch in their home. In Essaouira, experiences range from surfing classes to quad biking over rocky dunes, and camel rides.

This itinerary is the perfect introduction to Morocco, combining fun and exciting experiences with educational and eye-opening cultural elements, to wow parents and kids alike.

Morocco with Kids itinerary costs from £3,500 per person based on a family of four.*

Timeless Marrakech – A sensory journey through Marrakech

For families with slightly older children, this itinerary delves deeper into the city of Marrakech, touching on fashion, craft, design, and culture, making it perfect for parents looking to ignite their children's creative spirit.

This itinerary will expose families to different personalities, trades, and talents, and guests will be introduced to and join tours with some of Marrakech's most prominent artists, architects and foodies. Families will learn about how contemporary design meets traditional craftsmanship, and discover some of the landmarks of the city and iconic structures, as well as tasting some of Marrakech's most delicious food, and even taking the short journey to the stunning trails of the High Atlas Mountains. To top the trip off with an element of luxury, guests will head to La Sultana's spa for an afternoon of wellness in the tranquil Kasbah area.

Timeless Marrakech itinerary costs from £1,895 per person based on a family of four.*

Northern Morocco – Getting off the beaten track to discover hidden jewels

This itinerary promises to introduce families to a new region, taking them off the tourist trail to discover lesser known but just as iconic cities. The itinerary begins in Tangier, a city known for attracting artists and creatives, where guests will be joined by a local guide to explore the Kasbah, souks, medina, and the coastal destinations of Cap Spartel and the Hercules Caves. The journey will also incorporate some of Morocco's richest gardens, including the Rohuna Garden, created by gardener and writer Umberto Pasti and housing a wide variety of Moroccan plants. Moving onto the medieval city of Fez, guests will discover the Roman Ruins of Volubilis and learn about the Roman history and influences on North Africa.

Also incorporating the Blue Pearl of Chefchaouen, a cheese making workshop with the locals, and a fishing excursion with a local fisherman in Larache, this itinerary is rich in engagement with the local community and will be sure to leave children feeling inspired by the Morocccan way of life.

Northern Morocco itinerary costs from £2,975 per person based on a family of four.*

*Price includes all accommodation, transfers throughout Morocco, activities and F&B as detailed on each itinerary. Inclusive Morocco offers a 50% discount for children below six years old, while children below two years old travel free of charge.

Visit www.inclusivemorocco.com for more information and to make a booking.

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About the Founders, Bilal El Hammoumy and Rania Chentouf

Inclusive Morocco is the visionary creation of Bilal El Hammoumy and Rania Chentouf, two passionate advocates for a more inclusive and sustainable travel industry in Morocco. Launched in Tangier in 2020, their combined expertise and dedication have propelled Inclusive Morocco to the forefront of LGBTQ+-led luxury travel.

Bilal El Hammoumy, with his deep-rooted commitment to inclusivity and sustainability, brings over a decade of experience in the travel and hospitality sector. His innovative approach to travel is driven by a desire to showcase the rich diversity and cultural heritage of Morocco, ensuring that every itinerary is as enlightening for the traveller as it is beneficial for the local communities.

Rania Chentouf, co-founder and a driving force behind Inclusive Morocco's mission, embodies the spirit of empowerment and positive change. With a background in environmental studies and community development, Rania's expertise ensures that Inclusive Morocco's operations leave a lasting positive impact on both the environment and the Moroccan society.

Together, Bilal and Rania's partnership reflects a harmonious blend of vision, passion, and action, setting new standards in the travel industry by creating experiences that are not only luxurious and authentic but also inclusive and sustainable. Inclusive Morocco stands as a testament to their belief in travel as a powerful tool for positive change, fostering understanding and appreciation across cultures.

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