Short escapes · 4 nights / 5 days
Five days in Morocco,
four nights, one country.
Our shortest retreats — four nights, five days — for a first taste of Umnya in less time, and for less. Choose the Sahara, the Atlantic coast, Marrakech, the High Atlas, or the women's escape to the Valley of Roses. Each is private, all-inclusive on the ground, and built for small groups. Flights excluded, shared room.
Essaouira, Atlantic
Essaouira Ocean Escape
per person · shared room
High Atlas, Imlil
Trek & Somatic Massages · Atlas
per person · shared room
Marrakech & Atlas
Marrakech Longevity Escape
per person · shared room
High Atlas, Imlil
Atlas Escape
per person · shared room
Merzouga, Drâa Valley
Sahara Escape
per person · shared room
Taghazout, Atlantic Coast
Taghazout Surf Escape
per person · shared room
Erg Chigaga, Sahara
Yoga & Pilates in the Dunes
per person · shared room
Erg Chigaga, Sahara
Sahara Stargazing Escape
per person · shared room
Kelaat M'Gouna & Erg Chigaga, Morocco
Vallée des Roses Escape
per person · shared room
Ouarzazate · Erg Chigaga
Buggy Raid · Ouarzazate to Erg Chigaga · March 2027
per person · shared room
Marrakech · Erg Chigaga · High Atlas
The Short Way In · March 2027
per person · shared room
Where you stay
Superior accommodation, chosen on the ground by our own experts.
Nothing on this site was booked from a catalogue. Every riad, camp, kasbah and guesthouse was found, visited and slept in by one of our experts before it was ever offered to a guest. The standard is superior throughout, and the reason is practical: after a day of walking, surfing or altitude, comfort is not a luxury, it is what makes the next day possible.
Visited before it is offered
Our team travels the country year-round. If one of us has not slept there, it does not go into a programme.
Original, never generic
Private riads, our own exclusive-use camp in the dunes, restored family kasbahs, guesthouses in Berber villages. Places you cannot book from a screen.
Comfort as a working tool
Real beds, hot water, quiet rooms, proper food. Recovery is part of the programme, not an afterthought.