Journey Beyond Travel is Morocco's premier cultural and eco tour operator. We provide unique custom holidays tailored to your needs. Go beyond the destination to explore the real Morocco with us!
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From couples to families and honeymooners to adventure-seekers we are TripAdvisor's number one! Read the latest from Melbourne and San Diego.
"I've visited 97 countries and have travelled using a similar approach (custom tours for small groups of friends) at least 6 times. Journey Beyond Travel was one of the two best we've used. Although some small things usually go wrong on such trips, and this should be expected, nothing did on our Morocco holiday." -Gord Evans from Toronto, Ontario
"Thanks JBT for taking the time to put such a wonderful trip itinerary together for us! It is much more detailed and thoughtful than any of the other tour companies with which we have been in touch. I really appreciate you actually paying attention to our budget requests and tailoring the itinerary to our preferences." -Erik Bowie, New York City
An Amazon.com Morocco Bestseller!
Enter to win a trip to Morocco. Simply buy a new copy of Allah's Garden: A True Story of a Forgotten War in the Sahara Desert of Morocco from any Amazon and register at Allahs-Garden.com And, be sure to visit our Morocco bookshelf to read more about this exciting title. Don't forget to pick a few other books to start your literary journey today!
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"There are many reasons to read Allah’s Garden; it’s a fast-paced and well-written adventure story with few equals." -- NS Journal
“[Allah’s Garden] is a harrowing tale of the fate of more than 1700 Moroccans held as POWs...[it] is told with great sensitivity."
-- Helen Ranger, Lonely Planet