Nabil had the touch of meeting us at the end of the trip to hear from us. If you are in Fes, I definitely recommend these guys.

The people, food, smells, and cities in Morocco are all incredibly different from anything else that we've experienced. These cultural differences provided a rich but also very exhausting set of experiences. Fortunately, we booked our excursions with Fes Desert Trips. (We booked both a trip to Chefchaouen and also a desert trek from Fes to Marrakech.) Nabil made all of the logistics seamless for us. He was highly responsive to all of our inquiries, and he personally made sure that we made it to and from our Riads and other destinations. Redouane, our driver, brought fantastic energy to the trip. We spent many, many hours on the road with Redouane (from Fes to Chefchaouen and the entire way from Fes to the desert and then to Marrakech). He looked after us, taught us some basic Arabic phrases, and always displayed a positive attitude. As we reflect on our Morocco experience, we are even more grateful to have had a well-coordinated trip than we were when we were in Morocco. The reality of Morocco is that almost everything involves bartering. Bartering can be fun when you want to buy souvenirs, but it is the last thing that we wanted to do when we needed water (because we were fighting off stomach issues and perhaps heat exhaustion) in the middle of nowhere and a storekeeper was trying to charge us 5 euros apiece for bottled water. Delegating all of the logistics to Fes Desert Trips gave us extra mental capacity to deal with the many other aspects of traveling in Morocco that required our energy. Thus, while it may seem like table stakes to have coordination taken care of, we feel that having logistics so well-coordinated (by Fes Desert Trips) allowed us to soak up every minute of our trip. Do your research before traveling to Morocco, and definitely consider Fes Desert Trips before you book.