NEW YEAR'S EVE
IN THE SAHARA

Absolutely. A huge part of Let’s Go is helping people travel even when their mates can’t come. Solo travellers, friends and couples are all welcome, and the trip is designed to make it easy to get to know the group. You don’t need a travel buddy — turn up and we’ll take care of the rest.

This trip is designed specifically for people in their 20s & 30s who want to explore Morocco as part of a social group.

The Morocco New Year’s Eve adventure runs for 5 nights / 6 days, from 29 December to 3 January.

The trip is £595 per person.You can secure your place with a £195 deposit, followed by:£200 due at the start of November£200 due at the start of DecemberYou can choose to pay the balance off in full if you prefer at checkout.

Your trip includes 5 nights' accommodation, 6 breakfasts, 3 dinners, private air-conditioned transport, professional local guides, guided experiences in Marrakech, Aït Ben Haddou and Todra Gorge, a camel ride into the Sahara, Moroccan tea with a local family, airport transfers and a Let’s Go trip leader throughout.

No. Flights are not included, which means you can choose the flights and departure airport that work best for you. You’ll need to fly into and out of Marrakech.

You’ll stay in comfortable hotels throughout the adventure, plus one night at a Luxury Sahara desert camp in shared twin rooms. The accommodation has been selected for comfort, location and the overall experience. All rooms will have en-suite bathrooms and wifi throughout, including in the Sahara! The Sahara camp will have beds, en-suite bathrooms with showers and electric sockets and food/drink will be provided!

The trip information specifies shared accommodation, with the Sahara camp in shared twin rooms. If the option for single room upgrades is avaialble you will see this at checkout.

Yes. Your camel ride into the Sahara camp is included in the trip price.You can chose to walk alongside the camels if you prefer not to ride them.

Yes! Vegetarian and vegan options are widely available, and there’s plenty of choice if you don’t eat meat. Please let us know about any dietary requirements when booking so we can pass them on to our local team.If you’re a particularly fussy eater, don’t worry — there are usually plenty of simple and familiar options available alongside traditional Moroccan food, so you won’t be expected to eat something you’re not comfortable with.For more specific intolerances, particularly gluten-free diets, options can be more limited in some of the places we visit. We’ll always do our best to accommodate you, but there may be less choice at certain meals.If you have coeliac disease, a severe allergy, or a requirement where cross-contamination could pose a risk, please speak to us before booking. We can communicate your requirements to our local team, but we can’t guarantee every kitchen will be able to cater to the same standards you may be used to at home.We want to be upfront about this so you can make an informed decision and come prepared.

Because Morocco is one of those countries where who you travel with and who shows you around makes a massive difference.We know Morocco. We’ve run this trip before, built relationships with our local team and learned what makes an incredible trip — and what isn’t worth your time.You’ll stay in carefully selected, high-quality accommodation that we’ve chosen for its comfort, location and atmosphere, including an unforgettable night at our Sahara desert camp. No gambling on random hotels or spending hours trying to work out where to stay.Our experienced local Moroccan guides are a huge part of the trip. They know the country, its culture and the places we visit inside out. They’ll take you beyond the obvious tourist stops, introduce you to local people and help you experience a side of Morocco that’s much harder to find travelling independently.Then there’s everything we’ve learned from running trips here ourselves. We know the route, the journey into the Sahara, the accommodation, the activities and how to make the whole adventure flow.And you get all of that with a group of other people in their 20s & 30s.No organising transfers. No navigating a six-day road trip yourself. No trying to find reputable guides. No sitting alone at dinner. No arriving in the Sahara wondering whether you booked the right camp.You just turn up in Marrakech. We’ve got the rest. 🇲🇦🐪