Nomadic Tours
About Group Tours
The size of our groups ranges from Min 2 – Max 16. Our family tours have a child age range of 5 – 16, our teen tours cater for the older children. Most of our customers are aged between 25 – 55 (but we don’t have an upper age limit) and from many different nationalities and all walks of life. With groups made up of singles, couples & small groups it is a great opportunity to meet new friends on tour.
About the tour guides
Accommodation
Tour ratings
Travelling on your own
Participation
Travelling Advice
Visas & permits
Visas are generally NOT required for British, Australian, New Zealand, Canadian, US and other EU Nationals for a stay up to 3 months. All other nationalities should contact their local relevant Moroccan embassy for details. For Morocco, your passport generally needs at least 3 months validity from your arrival date, but many sources, especially airlines, recommend 6 months for a safe buffer, as Moroccan border officials can be strict on entry with the interpretation.
We will help and advise wherever possible but ultimately, visas are your responsibility. Please don’t forget to check!
Vaccinations
Travel insurance
All our passengers must be fully insured for travel on a Nomadic tour. It is essential that you get the correct level of cover and it is advised that you speak to your travel insurance provider for advice. Please ensure that the policy provides adequate cover for hospital treatment, repatriation flights home in the event of you being too ill to continue the tour, personal accident, personal baggage and associated valuables. Please note that some optional activities may require additional cover. You must bring the policy with you as it is obligatory for joining any tour.
Links below to policies which may be suitable.
- All Clear – https://www.allcleartravel.co.uk/
- AXA – https://www.axa.co.uk/travel-insurance/
- Battleface – https://www.battleface.com/en-gb/covid-19/
- Campbell Irvine – https://www.campbellirvinedirect.com/
- Cover For You – https://www.coverforyou.com/coronavirus_cover.php
- PJ Hayman –https://www.pjhayman.com/travel-insurance/
- HolidaySafe –https://www.holidaysafe.co.uk/coronavirus-travel-insurance/
- StaySure –https://www.staysure.co.uk/single-trip-travel-insurance/?gclid=CjwKCAjwpMOIBhBAEiwAy5M6YLzHIJHMsw-rd2Nv60lDQzvUf6Vrt2Rd-lsyRNNfxipZlKO2lTrPexoCvzkQAvD_BwE&gclsrc=aw.ds
Luggage
Generally we advise packing all your gear in a soft case, holdall for easy storage on our vans, but a suitcase is also just fine. It is a good idea to bring a daypack, to keep personal items such as your wallet, mobile phone or camera and water bottle.
Also, don’t overdo it! Luggage is limited to 20kgs. Pack sensibly and take garments that are comfortable and cool. Morocco can be very hot in summer but after the sun sets and at high altitudes, the temperatures can drop quickly, so pack accordingly. We recommend you take extra layers for the Sahara desert camp from Nov – April only.
There are more specific details about what to bring in the tour dossier for any trip you are interested in.
Money
We recommend approximately 15-25 US$ or 10 – 20 £GBP per day spending money for extra drinks, shopping etc. Our tour price is as inclusive as possible, so that you don’t have to worry about anything on tour and budget in advance. Where extra expense is required for meals not included, we will make you aware on the tour page or your pre-departure dossier, so there will be no nasty surprises on tour.