EduTours LLC Educational & heritage travel
We design small-group and private journeys for people who want more than a photograph — congregations, families, schools and study groups travelling with a purpose.
Morocco, city by city
From the bay of Tangier down the Atlantic coast and inland to Marrakesh — the Moroccan cities our itineraries are built around, photographed as they are.
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Where the Mediterranean meets the Atlantic and Africa looks straight at Europe. Most of our Moroccan journeys start here.
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A small walled town an hour down the Atlantic coast: whitewashed lanes, ramparts open to the sea, and murals repainted on them every summer.
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Up in the Rif, a medina painted blue from doorstep to roofline. It is a mountain town first and a photograph second — come for the walking.
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One of the four imperial cities. Bab Mansour opens onto a walled town of granaries, stables and long straight avenues, and the crowds stay in Fez.
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The capital, and the calmest of the big cities. The Hassan Tower is the minaret of a mosque begun in 1195 and abandoned four years later — the field of columns around it is all that was ever built.
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The working capital, and an open-air museum of 1930s architecture — the Art Deco downtown is walkable in an afternoon.
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Red pisé walls under the High Atlas, and a square that changes trade at dusk: Jemaa el-Fna sells by daylight and cooks after dark, with the souks running off its northern edge.
Let's go together
At EduTours LLC we specialize in creating tailor-made experiences for every type of traveller. Whether you are an adventurous solo explorer, an educational group, or a company seeking an incentive trip, we bring the magic of Morocco to you — safely, smoothly and authentically.
Featured journey
Morocco: Jewish Memory, Living Presence, and Interfaith Exploration
Andalusia, Portugal and the Atlas in preparation
How we work
Licensed Moroccan guides who know the mellahs street by street, and the history behind each door.
Meetings with members of Morocco’s Jewish community where availability and privacy allow.
Hotels and riads chosen for character and comfort, not just a star rating.
A direct line to your coordinator for the entire journey, in your time zone.
Discover our destinations
At EduTours we believe travel is the best classroom. Our customized itineraries blend cultural immersion, history and hands-on learning to create unforgettable journeys. Whether wandering the medinas of Morocco, exploring the artistic treasures of Spain, or experiencing the timeless charm of France, each tour is thoughtfully designed to inspire curiosity, connection and discovery.
Why visit: Nicknamed the “Blue Pearl”, this fairytale town drenched in every shade of blue is a wanderer’s paradise — its serene streets and mountain backdrop deliver an almost spiritual escape.
Why visit: Jemaa el-Fna fills with food stalls, musicians and storytellers as the light goes, and the souks behind it run for miles.
Why visit: The dunes of Erg Chebbi rise straight out of flat desert. Ride in towards sunset, sleep at a camp under the stars, and watch the sand change colour at dawn.
Why visit: A fortified earthen village on the old caravan road over the Atlas, on the UNESCO World Heritage list since 1987 and familiar from a long line of films.
Why visit: The capital keeps a twelfth-century Almohad minaret, an Andalusian garden inside a kasbah and an Atlantic seafront within one afternoon’s walk.
Why visit: The soul of Andalusia, Sevilla captivates with flamenco rhythms, Moorish palaces, and streets that come alive after dark.
Why visit: Built for the 1929 Ibero-American Exposition: a half-circle of brick, tile and bridges wrapped around its own canal.
Why visit: Andalusia is where flamenco grew up. We book the small rooms where it is still played for the room rather than for the coach party.
Why visit: The City of Light dazzles with timeless art, romance, and iconic landmarks at every turn.
Why visit: The river is the shortest route through the city: quays, bridges and moored barges from the Louvre down to the Champ de Mars.
Why visit: Cross the Pont d’Iéna at the end of the day and the tower is the last thing lit before the city is.
Contact us today to start creating your customized experience.
Contact usMorocco in pictures
Desert nights, blue lanes and a skyline that keeps changing — a sample of what a Moroccan itinerary is built out of.
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Every itinerary starts with a conversation. Tell us who is travelling and what matters to them, and we will come back with a plan.