Traveling from Canada
Private Morocco Tours from Canada
Overnight flights from Montreal and Toronto land in Casablanca the next morning. Your driver meets you at arrivals, and every day after that is planned around you.
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- Quotes in Canadian dollars on request
- Nonstop flights from Montreal and Toronto
Your Morocco Trip from Canada, Planned by a Local Team
Morocco Top Trips plans private tours for travelers coming from Canada, from the first email to the last airport transfer. You pick the cities, the pace and the kind of hotels you like. We look after the driver, the guides and every night in between, from a riad in the Fes medina to a camp in the Merzouga dunes.
Every trip is private: your own vehicle, an English-speaking driver and licensed local guides for the visits in your plan. You book your flights to Morocco yourself, and our arrangements start the moment you land. Traveling from the United States instead? See our Morocco tours from the USA.
Recommended Itineraries for a First Trip from Canada
Most of our Canadian guests start in Casablanca, and it makes sense. The nonstop flights from Montreal and Toronto land there, so there is no domestic connection after a night on a plane. Rabat is about an hour up the coast, and Fes and Chefchaouen are an easy first stretch north. You can then finish in Marrakech, or loop back to Casablanca for the nonstop flight home.
These four routes suit a first visit. Prices are per person in euros for two travelers sharing a private tour, and we can quote the same trip in Canadian dollars.
8-Day Tour from Casablanca
9-Day Tour from Casablanca
11-Day Highlights Tour from Casablanca
10-Day Tour from Marrakech
Getting to Morocco from Canada
Casablanca Mohammed V Airport (CMN) is the main way into Morocco from Canada. The nonstop flights from Montreal and Toronto land there, and it is the start of most of our routes.
From Montreal (YUL). Royal Air Maroc and Air Canada both fly nonstop to Casablanca, with around 15 departures a week between them on the November 2026 schedules. The flight takes about 7 hours going out and closer to 8 coming home. Evening departures land in Casablanca the next morning, so a quiet first day is easy to plan. Air Transat also flies nonstop from Montreal to Marrakech, about twice a week this season.
From Toronto (YYZ). Royal Air Maroc flies nonstop from Toronto Pearson to Casablanca on a Boeing 787, four times a week since late October 2026. Expect about 7.5 to 8.5 hours in the air, depending on the direction. On the other days, a one-stop ticket through Montreal or a European hub such as Paris, Madrid or Lisbon works well.
From Vancouver, Calgary and the rest of Canada. There is no nonstop flight from Western Canada. Most people connect in Montreal or Toronto, or fly through Europe. It makes for a long travel day, which is why our Casablanca itineraries start with a night in the city before the road trip begins.
Time difference. Morocco moved to GMT all year on September 20, 2026, and no longer changes its clocks in summer. That puts Morocco 5 hours ahead of Montreal and Toronto in winter and 4 hours ahead from mid-March to early November. From Vancouver, it is 8 hours in winter and 7 in summer.
Airlines change routes and operating days, and some flights are seasonal. Check the current schedule with the airline before you buy, and send us your flight times so we can plan the pickup and the first night around them.
Entry Rules and Money for Canadian Travelers
No visa for short stays. Canadian citizens can visit Morocco as tourists for up to 90 days without a visa. You get an entry stamp at passport control when you land, and there is nothing to apply for in advance.
Check your passport dates. Your passport should be valid for at least six months beyond your travel dates, with a blank page for the stamp. Airlines check this at check-in, so look at the expiry date before you buy your tickets.
The dirham. Morocco uses the dirham (MAD). As a rough guide, C$1 was worth approx. 7 MAD in early November 2026, but rates move, so check before you go. The dirham is a closed currency and you can only bring in or take out a small amount (2,000 MAD under current rules), so most travelers simply take out cash from an ATM at the airport.
Cards and cash. ATMs are easy to find in cities and larger towns. Visa and Mastercard are accepted in many hotels, larger restaurants and shops, but keep cash for souks, small cafés, taxis and tips. Let your bank know you are traveling before you leave.
Quotes in Canadian dollars. Our online prices are in euros. Ask for a written quote in CAD and it will show the payment currency, the deposit and any card fees before you pay anything.
Entry rules can change. Before you travel, confirm the latest advice on the Government of Canada’s Morocco travel page, and see our guide Do I need a visa for Morocco?
When to Visit Morocco from Canada
Escaping winter (November to March). This is when a Morocco trip makes the most sense for many Canadians. Marrakech in January usually has sunny afternoons around 18 to 19°C, with nights near 6°C. The south and the Sahara are pleasant for walking and camel rides during the day. Pack a warm layer, though: desert nights in December and January can get close to freezing, and the High Atlas passes sometimes see snow. Christmas, New Year and March break fill up early, so plan those weeks well ahead.
Spring and fall (March to May, September to November). The easiest months for a full loop of the country. Days are warm without being hot, the north around Fes and Chefchaouen is green in spring, and fall is lovely in the desert. These are busy months too, so book a few months out if you have your heart set on particular riads.
Summer (June to August). Inland cities and the desert get very hot. If summer is your only window, we lean on early starts, the Atlantic coast and the mountains. There is more detail in our guide to the best time to visit Morocco.
Speaking French in Morocco
If you speak French, you will feel at home quickly. The everyday languages are Moroccan Arabic (Darija) and Amazigh, but French is widely used in business, on signs and menus, and in hotels and riads. Plenty of Moroccans switch to it without a second thought, so travelers from Quebec often find it easy to chat with shopkeepers, cooks and riad hosts.
English is common in tourism too, and our drivers speak English. Prefer French? We can arrange French-speaking guides for your city visits. Just mention it when you send your dates.
Our Travel Packages
Choose Your Accommodation Level
Choose the level of comfort that suits your Morocco trip, from welcoming 4-star riads to our finest all-inclusive stays. Every package includes your private vehicle and driver, local guides, and support throughout your journey.
Comfort Package
Welcoming 4-star hotels and traditional riads with similar comfort, selected for a relaxed stay in Morocco.
Luxury Package
High-end 4-star hotels and selected entry-level 5-star properties, combining extra comfort with good value.
Premium Luxury
Handpicked 5-star hotels, distinctive boutique properties and luxury riads, chosen for their setting and service.
VIP All-Inclusive
Our finest places to stay, with all meals included and carefully arranged dining experiences throughout your trip.
Why travel with us
Why Travel With Our Local Team?
Local support, 24/7
Our Moroccan team is there before you fly and every day of your trip.
A route that fits your flights
Land in Casablanca and leave from Marrakech, or the other way round.
Airport pickup
Your driver meets you at arrivals, timed to your confirmed flight.
Your own driver
A private vehicle for your party only, never shared with other travelers.
Your choice of stays
Comfort, Luxury, Premium Luxury and VIP All-Inclusive packages.
Licensed local guides
Guided visits in Fes, Marrakech and other stops are set out in your itinerary.
What Our Travelers Say
5.0 on Tripadvisor · 293+ reviews. Here are two travelers from North America in their own words, and you can read many more on our reviews page.
★★★★★
“My husband and I enjoyed a private tour with Morocco Top Trips. We started off in Casablanca, followed by Chefchaouen (Blue City), Fes, Sahara Desert…”
Mira and David
Traveling couple · U.S.–Canada
★★★★★
“The best decision we made was to go with Morocco Top Trips – the itinerary was perfectly designed to include all the best highlights of the country in just one week, and our guide and driver…”
Caitlyn Lubas
Traveler · USA
How to Book Your Trip from Canada
Send us your dates, how many of you are traveling, the hotel level you like and anything you would love to see. Tell us your flights too, or the ones you are looking at. We will suggest a route and send a written quote with the hotels, room setup and what is included, in euros or Canadian dollars.
A 25% deposit confirms your booking. Payment-method fees and cancellation conditions are explained on our payment page and in our booking terms. Your final proposal confirms the arrangements that apply to your trip.
Good to know
Morocco Trip from Canada: Your Questions
Not for tourism. Canadian citizens can stay up to 90 days without a visa and get an entry stamp on arrival. Your passport should be valid for at least six months beyond your travel dates. Rules can change, so check the Government of Canada’s Morocco page at travel.gc.ca before you go.
Yes. Royal Air Maroc and Air Canada fly nonstop from Montreal to Casablanca, Royal Air Maroc flies nonstop from Toronto to Casablanca, and Air Transat flies Montreal to Marrakech. From Western Canada you will need one stop. Schedules change by season, so check with the airline before booking.
About 7 hours nonstop on the way out and closer to 8 hours on the way home. From Toronto, allow about 7.5 to 8.5 hours.
Morocco has been on GMT all year since September 20, 2026. It is 5 hours ahead of Montreal and Toronto in winter and 4 hours ahead when Canada is on daylight time. From Vancouver, add 8 hours in winter and 7 in summer.
Yes. Our website shows prices in euros, but we can send your written quote in CAD. It confirms the payment currency, deposit and any card fees before you book.
French is widely spoken in Morocco, especially in cities, hotels and shops. Yes. We can arrange French-speaking guides for your guided visits. Just tell us when you send your dates.
November to March is ideal for escaping the Canadian winter, with mild, sunny days in Marrakech and the south, but cold desert nights. Spring and fall are the most comfortable for a full loop. Christmas and March break are busy, so book those weeks early.
No. You book your flights from Canada separately, and our private tour covers everything in Morocco set out in your quote, starting with your airport pickup. Send us your flight options before you buy and we will check they suit the route.
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