Terms of Service
Operating natural landscape tours across Morocco's terrain — from the High Atlas trails to desert dunes — requires clear ground rules regarding safety, unexpected weather, and booking commitments.
1. Booking and Payments
- Deposit: A non-refundable deposit of 20% is required at the time of booking to secure dates and local permits.
- Final Balance: The remaining balance must be paid at least 7 days prior to the tour start date in Moroccan Dirham (MAD) or Euros (EUR), or via approved electronic payment.
2. Cancellation and Refund Policy
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Guest Cancellations:
- 15+ days prior to start: Full refund minus the deposit.
- 7 to 14 days prior: 50% refund of total tour cost.
- Less than 7 days prior: Non-refundable.
- Guide Cancellations: If a tour is canceled due to severe safety risks (e.g., flash floods, extreme heat warnings, sandstorms), guests may choose between a full refund or rescheduling to an alternative date.
3. Safety, Fitness, and Medical Conditions
- Physical Fitness: Guests must self-assess their physical condition against the tour's difficulty rating (e.g., altitude, trekking distance).
- Guide Authority: The guide reserves the right to modify or abort a route for any guest whose physical condition or behavior compromises group safety.
- Insurance Requirement: Guests are required to carry personal travel insurance covering emergency medical evacuation, mountain rescue, and trekking activities.
4. Itinerary Alterations and Force Majeure
- Unplanned Changes: Routes, campsites, or transportation may change without prior notice due to weather conditions, road blockages, or official park closures.
- Liability: The guide is not liable for extra expenses incurred by guests due to travel delays, flights missed, or force majeure events outside human control.
5. Environmental and Cultural Conduct
- Environmental Impact: Guests must adhere to "Leave No Trace" principles, disposing of waste properly and respecting flora and fauna in protected national parks.
- Local Etiquette: Guests agree to respect local customs, particularly when passing through Berber villages, including taking photos of residents only with explicit permission.