Excellent experience. Picked up on time, bullet train was awesome and the tour guides in both cities were phenomenal! Just a recommendation to the Operator: provide a detailed itinerary/agenda and the option to take the train first class with an additional charge (we did at the terminal) 10000% recommended

Best Bullet train in North Africa. The last time I visited Tangier was 15 years ago. Now that Morocco offers Bullet train Casablanca to Tangier on the hour. This is the most comfortable train in all of North Africa. The government of this Kingdom has worked very hard to improve transportation in all forms including taxi, bus all have been upgraded. These are very cost effective to tourist and locals.

Abd rahim was a wonderful driver and guide and was polite, informative, professional and helpful. He really looked after us so well and made out tour just terrific.

Excellent tour with informed guides and smooth transitions between them and different modes of transport. The medina and restaurant were superb and a brief stop for Argan oil very appreciated.

A wonderful way to travel to Tangiers (and back) from Casablanca. When taking the bullet train, which reaches speeds approaching 300kph, it makes for a short journey in comfort (if travelling in first class), and an opportunity to make a one-day visit.

The guide was really knowledgeable and helpful. It seemed rushed at times but we went to many places so it's worth it. The tansfer was convenient as well.

Our driver was wonderful. He was polite and kind. The palace was lovely. The market felt a little rushed and very crowded. The camel ride was fun.

So we did the Tangier Half-Day Guided City Tour. It started out great, took us to a lighthouse, the ocean, the Hercules caves, and a castle…. But then it took a turn for the worse. Once we arrived at the castles, we all got off of the bus and we weren’t told we would be brought anywhere besides the castle. The tour guide then lead us to a shop of herbal supplements where we had to sit through a long lecture about different products and what they could do for you, then people were asked if they wanted to purchase anything. Once the lecture was over, we went outside because we didn’t want to buy anything. This is when we started getting harassed non-stop into buying products. The tour guide disappeared for a while so we had to endure the harassment. Many people were suckered into buying stuff which only fueled the street vendors to keep pushing. Fortunately I didn’t budge. When you told them you weren’t interested, they would get upset. Our guide finally came back and lead us to a restaurant where he said we were going to eat, but nobody wanted to eat there. We all came together and told him we weren’t going to eat there and so he agreed to leave. He then brought us to a fish market and right before we entered, he turns to us and says “watch your pockets in here”. Why bring us somewhere you know poses a risk for theft?! After this, I began telling the tour guide that the beginning of the tour was great but all of this harassment and the fact that I believed he was leading us to businesses where they could suck us into buying stuff, had ruined my entire experience. My girlfriend and I had stuff on the bus so we would have just left if it wasn’t for our belongings. The tour guide offered to bring us to more markets but none of us wanted to go somewhere we needed to “watch your pockets”. I told him I wanted to go back to the bus to get my stuff and several others agreed. He called his driver and then told us that it would be 15 minutes because the driver was eating. Keep in mind, Ramadan began yesterday and this is in the middle of the day. I asked if the driver celebrated Ramadan to which the guide told me he does. So he is eating even though it’s Ramadan? Absolute lie. Once I told him how it didn’t make sense that the driver was eating during the holiday, he said he didn’t know where the driver was and that we would have to wait two hours. I told him that he could reimburse me and I would let him keep my stuff I had on the bus because I knew he wouldn’t do it and would pressure the driver to return. The tour guide was nice but proved to be shady and someone I would not trust. If I were you, I would say the the lighthouse, ocean, Hercules caves, and castle were extremely beautiful and well worth visiting. But keep all of your belongings with you at all times so if you feel yourself being sucked into a harassing tourist trap, you can just leave.

Had a wonderful time. Both our guides were amazing. And very knowledgeable. They were patient with us, allowing us to walk at our pace. Would definitely recommend this tour.

Awesome guys Sila our Guide and our driver Mehdi. Gave our space, explained all key points. Took us to a good place for food too. Did not hurry or push hard for time. They were a good company. Definitely highly recommend this pair.

The tickets were sent ahead of time. The driver took us from our Airbnb to the train station. Explained which train to take and then upon arrival the next driver was waiting on time for us at the arrival train station. Then the tour of Tangier started. Very well spoken English and knowledgeable tour of the city.

Sila & Elhail were amazing guides and showed us all around Rabat. Even with the weather not cooperating we still seen everything on the tour. I would recommend this tour from Casablanca to Rabat.

It was great day in Rabat with Sila and El Hail. The weather was not so cooperative but they made the trip comfortable as possible.

Very nice and friendly trip to the Mosque with Mehdi amazing and cool driver that has facilitated my entrance in the Hassan II Mosque of Casablanca. The Mosque itself is a must to visit absolutely giant, with a lot of beautiful details. Nice memory tour thanks

The driver, Mehdi, picked us up about a half hour late, which is not unusual to be late in Morocco. He was a quiet, excellent driver who made us feel safe. One of the first stops the local guide in Merekesh made was to a shop where we were given a sales talk. She took us to a number of shops throughout the day. Due the recent earthquake, we were not able to visit the palace. We took a quick walk through the square in Merekesh with no stopping. She was knowledgeable and spoke excellent English. The 30 minute or so camel ride was included.