Private transport
A dedicated vehicle and driver for your entire stay. Never shared, never on a schedule that is not yours.
Private journeys · Morocco
Morocco,
Morocco,
arranged around you
You already know this country — its light, its table, the warmth of the people. What we add is someone on the ground who arranges every hour of it to your standard, so that nothing is left for you to organise.
Licensed agency · Rabat, Morocco · Arabic, English, French
01 — Who arranges it
Someone in Morocco,
Someone in Morocco,
who answers in Arabic
Khaoula Alami Hamdane founded Nadomar Travel in Rabat in 2014, after twenty years accompanying travellers across the country as a licensed national guide.
That matters in practice more than it does on paper. It means knowing which riad owner answers at midnight, which driver understands that a family travels differently from a couple, and which kitchen will open outside its hours because you are expected.
You will deal with one person from your first message to your departure. Not a call centre, not a platform, not an agency abroad subcontracting to someone you will never meet.
- Licensed by the Moroccan Ministry of Tourism
- Based in Rabat — not abroad
- Arabic, English and French
- One contact, from first message to return flight
02 — The service
Everything,
Everything,
except the choosing
Nothing on this list is an option or a supplement. It is simply what a private journey with us includes.
Houses, not room nights
Riads taken in their entirety, private villas, palace hotels — chosen for the size and privacy your group needs.
The table
Tables reserved in advance, preferences passed on before you arrive. Nothing to explain at the door.
Guides who fit
Arabic-speaking, licensed, and selected for what actually interests you — history, craft, cuisine, or simply walking.
What fills the days
A private hammam, an artisan's workshop, gardens opened early, a night under the stars in the Sahara.
Discretion
No group, no fixed departure, no shared itinerary. Your plans stay between you and us.
03 — The country
Familiar enough to rest in.
Familiar enough to rest in.
Different enough to be a journey.
Nothing to translate
Arabic is not a service offered here. It is the language of the street, the market and the hotel desk. You are understood everywhere, by everyone, without asking.
Halal, without the question
Every kitchen, every hotel, every village. It is not an arrangement to be made in advance — it is simply how the country eats.
Cool air in summer
While the Gulf is at its hardest, the Middle Atlas sits around twenty degrees, Tangier takes the Atlantic breeze, and Ifrane smells of cedar in August.
Green, mountain, ocean
Three hours from Marrakech there is snow. Four, and there is an empty Atlantic beach. Morocco has the landscapes the Gulf does not.
A table worth the journey
Moroccan cooking at the level it deserves — in houses, in gardens, and in a handful of places that appear in no guidebook.
Hospitality, not service
Being received in Morocco is a custom, not a transaction. It is the thing visitors remember longest, and the hardest to arrange from abroad.
04 — Where
A few places,
A few places,
and what each one is for
We do not sell a fixed circuit. We build the route around how long you have, who is travelling and what you want the days to feel like.
- MarrakechGardens, palaces, and the best shopping in the country.
- RabatThe quiet capital. Ocean, gardens, and no crowds.
- TangierSummer. The strait, the sea air, and Spain on the horizon.
- FèsThe oldest living medina in the world, and the finest craftsmanship.
- ChefchaouenBlue, in the mountains. Unlike anywhere else you have been.
- Ifrane & the Middle AtlasCedar forest and cold air. The surprise of Morocco.
- The SaharaErg Chebbi, a private camp, and a silence you will not find at home.
- Essaouira & the coastWind, fish straight off the boat, and nothing at all to do.
05 — How it works
From your first message
From your first message
to the day you land
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01
You tell us
Who is travelling, roughly when, and what you would like the days to feel like. Not an itinerary — an intention.
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02
We propose
Within 48 hours you receive a first outline — houses, route, rhythm and a clear budget. We expect you to change it.
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03
We arrange
Everything is booked and confirmed in your name before you leave home, and you receive one document with all of it.
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04
You arrive
Someone is waiting for you at the airport. From that moment, nothing is your responsibility — including the things that do not go to plan.
Good to know
What we are
What we are
asked most often
Do you work in Arabic?
Yes — it is our first working language with guests from the Gulf. Khaoula and the guides we work with are native Arabic speakers, and so is everyone you will meet along the way. English and French are available throughout.
Can you arrange a private villa for a large family?
Yes. We regularly take riads in their entirety and rent private villas with staff, which is usually more comfortable and more discreet than booking several hotel rooms. Tell us the number of adults and children and we will propose houses that fit.
When is the best time to visit Morocco?
For visitors from the Gulf, summer works particularly well: Tangier, the Atlantic coast and the Middle Atlas stay comfortable while the Gulf is at its hottest. Spring and autumn are the mildest everywhere. Marrakech and the Sahara are best avoided at midday in July and August.
How far in advance should we plan?
For a private villa or a riad taken in full, six to eight weeks gives us real choice — more for July, August and the Eid periods, when the best houses go early. Shorter notice is often possible; write to us and we will tell you honestly what is still available.
Do you handle arrival at the airport?
Yes. You are met on arrival, assisted through formalities where that is possible, and driven directly to your house. The same applies on departure.
Is Morocco comfortable for families with young children?
Very. Distances can be arranged in short stages, houses can be chosen with gardens and pools, and Moroccan hospitality towards children is genuine rather than professional. Tell us their ages and we will build the rhythm around them.
Is all food halal?
Yes, by default and everywhere — restaurants, hotels and private houses alike. It is not something you will need to verify or request. If anyone in your group has particular dietary needs beyond that, tell us and we pass it on in advance.
What budget should we plan for?
It depends entirely on the houses, the length of the stay and the size of the group — a private villa with staff and a dedicated driver is a different exercise from a week between two riads. Tell us what you have in mind and we will give you a real figure within forty-eight hours, not a bracket.
Let us begin
Tell us when,
Tell us when,
and who is coming
One message is enough to start. We reply the same day, in Arabic or in English, and we will tell you plainly what is possible and what is not.
Nadomar Travel · 14, Avenue Al Atlas n°27, Agdal — Rabat, Morocco
Licensed agency · RC 108643 · ICE 001940805000090