Everything we do is tailor-made; our itineraries are just suggestions to give you an idea of what is possible. Please contact us so we can tailor the perfect holiday exclusively for you.

With a plethora of palm-lined hotels, a breeze floating off the Atlantic, and a guarantee of sun almost every day in July, August and September, Morocco can make a great summer destination. There’s no doubt that temperatures can climb very high in these summer months – it’s not unusual for it to hit 40°C or more in some parts of the country – but as long as you have air conditioning and a pool nearby for a refreshing dip then this makes for a great lazy getaway.

To handle the heat, we recommend starting with a couple of nights just outside Marrakesh, in the Palmeraie, which is more spread-out than the centre of the city. Here you’ll find larger properties with gigantic swimming pools, and you can pop into Marrakesh on day trips to experience it without the spending too long in the dizzying heat of the packed medina.

Follow this up with the foothills of the Atlas Mountains, where there are a handful of beautiful hotels with stunning gardens and pools – head up to the traditional villages at higher altitude here (in an air conditioned 4×4!) for a few degrees drop in the temperature and some authentic culture.

End your trip with five nights over on the beach, where you can fall asleep to the sound of the ocean. The pretty little town of Taghazout is ideal for pottering around – the narrow streets were made for hot temperatures so provide plenty of shade – and lie on a sun lounger under an umbrella at your hotel; there are many to choose from dotted along the coastline. Head out for an Agadir market visit or surf lessons one day, and spend the rest of your stay in a state of hazy relaxation.

2 nights Marrakesh Palmeraie – 3 nights Atlas Mountains – 5 nights Taghazout