01 Dec 2026 - 13 Dec 2026 (13 days)
EUR3,195 3 SPACES AVAILABLE on this guaranteed departure
Tour Leader: Robert Williams
Tour Price (Per person): EUR3,195 (USD3,630 * GBP2,796 * AUD5,185)
Single Supplement: EUR320 (USD364 * GBP280 * AUD519)
01 Sep 2027 - 14 Sep 2027 (14 days)
EUR3,495 SPACES AVAILABLE
Tour Leader: Ryan Tyrer
Tour Price (Per person): EUR3,495 (USD3,971 * GBP3,059 * AUD5,672)
Single Supplement: EUR340 (USD386 * GBP298 * AUD552)
01 Sep 2028 - 14 Sep 2028 (14 days)
EUR4,100 SPACES AVAILABLE
Tour Leader: Erik Forsyth
Tour Price (Per person): EUR4,100 (USD4,659 * GBP3,588 * AUD6,654)
Pricing notes : *Prices are estimated, and dates may change*
31 Aug 2029 - 13 Sep 2029 (14 days)
EUR4,300 SPACES AVAILABLE
Tour Leader: André Bernon
Tour Price (Per person): EUR4,300 (USD4,886 * GBP3,764 * AUD6,978)
Pricing notes : *Prices are estimated, and dates may change*
Morocco, with its breath-taking scenery, delicious food, rich history, and fabulous birding, is an essential destination for all birders and travellers. As an independent country after French rule, few Muslim countries offer the combination of such a friendly atmosphere complimented with strong cultural beliefs and few restrictions on visitors. Interesting habitats are found in the various geo-physical regions and vary from low-lying woodlands to scrub-covered gravel plains, vegetated wadis, and the red sand dunes of the great Sahara Desert.
Cities and towns bustle with activity, where mud-walled buildings line souks (long narrow alleyways) that are filled with bazaars selling carpets and crafts, and laden with exotic spices. What’s more, Morocco is also home to numerous special birds and several North African endemics including the beautiful Moussier’s Redstart, Tristram’s Warbler, Barbary Partridge, Levaillant’s Woodpecker, Fulvous Babbler and African Blue.
One of our many target species is the Northern Bald Ibis or Waldrapp, one of the world’s most endangered bird. Our time on the stony, gravel plains and sandy deserts are likely to be rewarded with the magnificent Pharaoh Eagle-Owl, the dainty Cream-colored Courser, up to four species of sandgrouse, Desert Sparrow, African Desert Warbler, and numerous larks, including Greater Hoopoe-Lark, as well as Temminck’s, Maghreb and Thick-billed Larks.
Northern Bald Ibis; Eleonora's Falcon; chances for Houbara Bustard; Balearic Shearwater; Marbled Duck; Barbary Partridge; Audouin’s Gull; Crowned, Spotted & Black-bellied Sandgrouse; Cream-colored Courser; Pharoah Eagle-Owl; Red-necked & chances for Egyptian Nightjar; Levaillant’s Woodpecker; Fulvous Babbler; Greater Hoopoe-Lark; Temminck’s, Thick-billed, & Desert Larks; Moussier’s Redstart; African Blue Tit; Tristram’s & Spectacled Warblers; Streaked Scrub Warbler; African Desert Warbler; Red-rumped Wheatear; Desert Sparrow.
mountains, woodlands, coastal lagoons, open ocean, wadis, stony & sandy deserts, wetlands
temperate pleasant, hot on the coast, cold in high mountains
10 with 1 Rockjumper Leader
MODERATE TO CHALLENGING: This tour requires a good level of fitness, stamina, and overall health. It’s best suited for experienced birders who are comfortable with a more active itinerary. Please note that it may not be ideal for avid photographers, new birders, or those with mobility or health concerns.
Moderate. Suitable for most birding / wildlife interest levels.
Good to comfortable.
Mostly easy. Majority of species provide good visuals in open conditions.
Atlas Mountains, medieval cities, Erg Chebbi dunes, shopping, great food
Good to very good. Lighting can be challenging. No dedicated hides or feeders
Another wonderful Rockjumper tour. My sister and I were happy to reconnect with Glen Valentine, with whom we'd been on 2 tours before, and enjoyed meeting Mark Beevers who certainly knows the ins and outs of Morocco birding as well as anyone could. Both guides are excellent birders, of course, and very hard working, making sure we all had the best chance possible of seeing every bird. For the first time ever, though I always try to keep my expectations realistic, I came away with 30 of my 25 targets! This was a great trip, I would gladly travel with either Glen or Mark again. I should mention the food and accommodations were terrific too!
The guides, Glen Valentine and Mark Beevers, were excellent and got us on nearly all the target birds for the trip. Their knowledge of North African birds added to the enjoyment. A tour not to be missed.
Stephan and Paul Josop did a superb job guiding the group....I plan to travel with them again in the future!
This was my first birding trip ever – I filled in for a friend who was booked, but could not go due to a health concern a mere two months from the start of the trip. I was totally unprepared for the intensive focus on the birds however, Stephan and Paul and really the entire group were very gracious and accommodating, and really made an effort to include me and despite my naïveté I really did enjoy the entire experience and saw some pretty cool birds! I would highly recommend this trip to the experienced Birder; and to the beginner understand that it is all birds all the time. The main things you need are a good hat, plenty of sunblock, decent binoculars, hiking shoes are better than plain sneakers as the terrain can be rough and rocky, layers of jacket and shirts for cooler areas, and phone camera is OK but if you really want better pictures of the birds that are at a distance you might want to bring a larger camera. I purchased extra shampoo and shower gel at one of the gas station shops - some of the hotels did not supply all, and even soap was sometimes miniscule. In conclusion Stephan and Paul were not only the Bird Whisperers, making birds magically appear out of nowhere, making sure everyone could get a view, lugged those scopes all over for a “Birds Eye view for all”, expertly navigated every detail from travel to sites and hotels and food and rest stops. They are truly the entire package of a professional guide ! I also mention Ibrahim, our driver -I even told Stephan he should give him a part of his paycheck - he did such a great job of navigating the tiny roads and big highways and even spotted some of the birds as we were driving . He even stayed with those of us who were staying on at the Relax Airport hotel and made sure we all got properly checked in . All in all it was a fabulous experience .
Another wonderful Rockjumper tour. My sister and I were happy to reconnect with Glen Valentine, with whom we'd been on 2 tours before, and enjoyed meeting Mark Beevers who certainly knows the ins and outs of Morocco birding as well as anyone could. Both guides are excellent birders, of course, and very hard working, making sure we all had the best chance possible of seeing every bird. For the first time ever, though I always try to keep my expectations realistic, I came away with 30 of my 25 targets! This was a great trip, I would gladly travel with either Glen or Mark again. I should mention the food and accommodations were terrific too!
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Morocco - Atlas to Sahara in Spring 2025 - May 2025
Morocco - Atlas to Sahara in Spring II 2024 - May 2024
Morocco - Atlas to Sahara in Spring I 2024 - May 2024
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Morocco - Atlas to Sahara in Winter (Small Group) 2023 - November 2023
Morocco - Atlas to Sahara in Spring 2023 - May 2023
Morocco - Atlas to Sahara in Spring 2022 - May 2022
Morocco - Atlas to Sahara 2020 - February 2020
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Morocco - Atlas to Sahara 2018 - February 2018
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