Marrakech Full-Day Guided City Tour with Lunch
Stroll through some of Marrakech’s most picturesque gardens, wander the labyrinthine streets of the Medina and relax over lunch in a traditional restaurant.
From EURO
€66.00
Visit the Magical Red City of Marrakesh With a Sightseeing Tour
Visit the magical red city of Marrakesh with a private sightseeing tour, Mystic Morocco has long enticed travelers to this location and none more so than Marrakesh, just the name sends shivers of excitement through you. This ancient land of stunning beauty where time seems to have stood still has vast deserts and excellent warm hospitality where you can ride the desert on a camel, surf its Atlantic coast or even ski on the snow-capped Atlas Mountains in one private tour.
Many different colonizations have profoundly influenced the cities buildings and the locals kitchens for many years, and it is this fabulous uniqueness that still sees visitors flocking there year after year. After visiting Marrakesh try and take a private guided tour to Rabat. If you love history, then Rabat is the place for you, sightseeing tour of the excavation site in Chellah is a great historical sight to have a wander through. Then there is the fantastic 12th-century Oudais Kasbah which is still fully preserved and maintained with love by the locals.
There are some excellent private guided tours in Marrakesh or as it is also known The Ochre City visit the Souk, take a trek in the desert or see the views over the Atlas Mountains in a balloon ride.
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Shared Tour 
Mount Toubkal Private 2 Days Trek From Marrakech
Toubkal or Tubkal is a mountain peak in southwestern Morocco, located in the Toubkal National Park. At 4,167 metres, it is the highest peak in the Atlas Mountains and in North
From EURO
€140.00
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Private Berber Village Experience With Cooking Class
Learn how to make traditional bread and take part in a tea ceremony. Help the locals with shopping and cooking traditional dishes - Get the full Berber experience!
From EURO
€89.00
Explore the Sahara Desert 3 Days Tour From Marrakech
Explore the Sahara Desert on this amazing 3 day Camel Trek. The Morrocan desert is so beautiful, it is an experience everyone should have at least once in their lifetime
From EURO
€300.00
Private 3 Day Desert Tour From Marrakech To Merzouga & Erg Chebbi Dunes
The best 3 Day desert tour from Marrakech to Merzouga including Atlas Mountains, Ait Benhaddou Kasbah, Ouarzazate, Merzouga with camel ride and overnight stay in Sahara.
From EURO
€272.00
Price varies by dates and group size
Private 3-day Desert Tour From Marrakech To Fes Via Merzouga Dunes
Discover a huge part of the south of Morocco by departing from Marrakech towards the Atlas Mountains, crossing some perched Berber villages.
From EURO
€380.00
Price varies by dates and group size
Marrakech 3 Days 2 Nights Desert Group Tour in Morocco
Marrakesh also was known by the French spelling Marrakech; it is a major city, the walls made of a distinct orange-red clay and chalk.
From EURO
€200.00
Day Trip From Marrakech To Atlas Mountains & Camel Ride
Take this tour and enjoy the treatment. Your own guide & driver, fully qualified and accredited, will allow you to experience atlas Mountains in the best possible way.
From EURO
€30.00
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6 Days Desert Tour From Marrakech To Chefchouen Via Merzouga & Fes
Magical tour from marrakech to explore desert Don's and fes city and the beautiful city in morocco Chefchaouen view of the history great food and camel experience in over dons
From USD
$550.00
Price varies by group size
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Marrakesh
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Tour From Marrakech To Fes Via Sahara Desert 3 Days
Magical 3 days tour from marrakech to fes explore Sahara desert and camel trek visit the most popular place in south east cross atlas mountains from tizi n'Tichka pass 2260m
From EURO
€445.00
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Marrakesh
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Atlas Mountains and Desert Agafay Private Day Trip
Take a Private Day trip from Marrakech to Agafay desert and Atlas mountains, get a delicious lunch with inhabitants in the high atlas mountains.
From USD
$57.00
8 hours
Marrakesh
Day Trip to Atlas Mountains & 3 Valleys from Marrakech with Lunch & Camel Ride
Explore the Berber lifestyle away from the traffic of the city, experience another world if you are looking for a great value adventure in Morocco you come to the right place.
From EURO
€83.00
Price varies by group size
Day Trip To Atlas Mountains With Camel ride
Take one of the best day trips from Marrakech to the Atlas mountains, and spend a great time out of busy of the streets.
From EURO
€24.00
Private 2 Day Desert Tour from Marrakech To Zagora Dunes
A must-do experience for those travellers who do not have the luxury of time and would love to have desert tour experience, sleep in tents, and ride a camel.
From EURO
€115.00
Price varies by dates and group size
Private Day Trip from Marrakech to Ourika Valley With Lunch
Situated one and a half hours from Marrakech on the beds of the Ourika River you will get to enjoy the beautiful green hills and experience the weekly markets.
From EURO
€80.00
Price varies by group size
Private Day Trip from Marrakech to Ouzoud Waterfalls With Lunch and Boat Ride
The Ouzoud waterfall cascades are the highest in all of Morocco plunging more than 120 meters only a short distance from Azilal, of the most beautiful in Central High Atlas.
From EURO
€79.00
Price varies by group size
Private Day Trip from Marrakech to Ait Benhaddou & Ouarzazate With Lunch
Day Trip to Ait Benhaddou kasbah and Ouarzazate take you across the Atlas mountains introduces you to the lives of Berbers people and also to explore most famous kasbahs.
From EURO
€114.00
Price varies by group size
Private Marrakech Walking Half Day City Tour
Spend the morning exploring all Marrakech has to offer, covering historically rich monuments like Saadienas tombs, the museum of Marrakech, the Bahia palaces.
From EURO
€36.00
Price varies by group size
Private Day Trip from Marrakech to Essaouira With Lunch
Introducing the beautiful coastal town of Essaouira famous for its blue wooden boats that occupy its fishing port & its citadel.
From EURO
€95.00
Price varies by group size
Sahara, Camels and Atlas Mountains private Tour from Marrakech in 3 Days
Experience the Atlas Mountains and travel by Camel or in a 4x4 to see the Hollywood of Africa, Berber Villages, Canyons and or course the Sahara Desert Camp in Merzouga
From EURO
€450.00
Price varies by group size
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Marrakech Full-Day Guided City Tour with Lunch This tour gives you a very good feel for Marrakesh. Palaces, tombs, museums, Souk, schools
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Mount Toubkal Private 2 Days Trek From Marrakech The Tour was amazing and we had much luck with our great tour guide and he knows what he w
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Marrakech Full-Day Guided City Tour with Lunch A very good starter to a vacation - you really learn a lot about were you have landed in M
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Mount Toubkal Private 2 Days Trek From Marrakech Tough but rewarding trek up to the summit and back down to the refuge in one day if your f
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Marrakech Full-Day Guided City Tour with Lunch We had a good tour! Our guide was nice and informative. We covered a lot of ground which e
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Mount Toubkal Private 2 Days Trek From Marrakech A place to relax and remember and enjoy life's simple pleasures.The mountains the fresh ai
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Top 10 Things to Do in Marrakesh
Koutoubia Mosque
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Piercing the skyline the breathtaking minaret of the Koutoubia mosque dominates the square of Djemaa el Fna and can be seen from anywhere in the city. The largest in Marakesh it is named from the Arabic word for book, koutoub, after the many booksellers that once surrounded it. The tower is made up of 6 rooms located one above the other and be sure to ask about the intriguing story of the domes atop the minaret.
Old Medina Souks
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With its exotic fusion of sites and sounds the Souks of Marakesh assault the senses from every side. Streets are filled wth anything from carpets to bread and vegetables and folk singers and snake charmers wander amongst the crowd entertaining the many. The heady blend of spices and perfume along with the sound of traders shouting their wares can be a bit overwhelming at first but an experience not to be missed.
Djemaa El Fna
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During the daytime this quiet square is home to a handful of rather scary medicine men tooth pullers and more traditional snake charmers but towards evening is when it all begins. Gradually filling with locals along with musicians storytellers and even acrobats it becomes a buzzing hive of entertainment. Take a stroll through the throng of people and immerse yourself in the traditions of this wonderous ochre city.
Medersa Ben Youssef
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Founded in the 14th century the Medersa or Theological college once housed 900 students studying legal and religious texts and the Quran by rote. Now empty however it still has an air of its studious past when students lived in the 132 dormitories here. Above the carved cedar wood doors remains the inscription blessing ‘You who enter my door may your highest hopes be exceeded’ still working on visitors today.
Hot Air Ballooning
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Your most captivating and exhilarating experience just has to be a sunrise hot air balloon ride. Taking in an aerial view of the Atlas Mountains foothills and some of the most breathtaking desert scenery imaginable. Drift lazily over the countryside watching skies turn from pink to gold as the sun slowly rises around you. After landing you will be ready to enjoy a traditional Berber breakfast before receiving your Flight Certificate
Marrakesh Museum
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The Jewel Of Marrakech is the museum and this is primarily due to the fantastic building it is housed in with its archways and highly decorated windows. A fine example of Andalusian architecture complete with central courtyard fountains and intricate carvings and tile work. Traditional and modern Moroccan art along with examples of pottery and coins from the Islamic and Jewish cultures can be found side by side here
Saadian Tombs
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On the outskirts of Marakesh in the kasbah lie the breathtakingly lavish tombs and cemetery of over 60 members of the Saadi Dynasty. Maybe not on your top 10 list of things to do here but a visit is a must if only for the fragrant walled gardens and elaborately detailed carvings. Neglected for over 2 centuries the ornate tombs were finally opened to the public in 1917 and quickly became a top attraction
Majorelle Gardens
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In the heart of this bustling metropolis can be found this peaceful haven truly a little piece of heaven. Taking 40 years to complete and sheltered by high walls you can meander through exotic plants and trees by pools bursting with lotus flowers and lilies and listen to the captivating birdsong. Painted in an array of vibrant colours the artist and creator has left a truly captivating and enchanting legacy.
Tanneries
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On every pavement of the Souks you will come across leather drying in the sun and long before you reach the tannery you will be aware of the smell lingering in the air. Not for the weak-kneed but a fantastic if not surreal experience nonetheless you will learn the entire process and the history behind this traditional craft. Relax while watching these craftsmen at work still using their original tools of the trade
Camel Trekking
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What could be more traditional than trekking the Sahara desert on a camel swaying in time with this famous mammal. Take a break from the bustle of the town and venture out onto the old caravan roads on your very own ship of the desert. Enjoy some mint tea in the shade of the palm grove before taking the obligatory photos at a Bedouin tent.
Travel Tips for Marrakesh
Best Time To Visit Marrakesh
The best times to visit are Spring and Autumn when there are smaller crowds and the weather is mild and balmy, however, Easter can be a very busy time of year too and this also reflects on the hotel costs. There are many festivals throughout the year and as the majority of the population are Muslim they will be observing the holy months of Ramadan so you should check dates for these as that may affect service and mosque opening times too.
Typical Costs in Marrakesh
Despite its rise in popularity Marrakesh remains a destination for budget travellers and the many hotels everywhere enable costs to be kept relatively small. Street food is exceptionally cheap and offers a good variety of the more traditional dishes are great. If you are self-catering head to the local markets, pick up fresh and delicious produce or try the many spices and cook your own Moroccan banquet. Tour guides were exceptional and cheap.
Know Before Visiting Marrakesh
As a predominately Muslim country, you must always dress conservatively apart from the beach of course and always in or near to religious sites. Some street entertainers like the snake charmers will charge a fee for photographs and do not drink any alcohol given any of the mosques. Never offer alcohol to a Muslim always wait to see if they are drinking first. Try and pre-book any tours and save a fortune!
Weather in Marrakesh
Spring and Autumn are the best times to visit when the weather is mild and balmy with average temperatures in the 80s . Nights can be cooler though so make sure you pack a cardigan or jacket. Temperatures in the summer however can be unbearably hot near to the Sahara and therefore a hat and sun tan lotion are essential. There is hardly any rainfall between May and October in fact hardly any rainfall at all over the entire year.
Travel Tips for Marrakesh
Best Time To Visit Marrakesh
The best times to visit are Spring and Autumn when there are smaller crowds and the weather is mild and balmy, however, Easter can be a very busy time of year too and this also reflects on the hotel costs. There are many festivals throughout the year and as the majority of the population are Muslim they will be observing the holy months of Ramadan so you should check dates for these as that may affect service and mosque opening times too.
Typical Costs in Marrakesh
Despite its rise in popularity Marrakesh remains a destination for budget travellers and the many hotels everywhere enable costs to be kept relatively small. Street food is exceptionally cheap and offers a good variety of the more traditional dishes are great. If you are self-catering head to the local markets, pick up fresh and delicious produce or try the many spices and cook your own Moroccan banquet. Tour guides were exceptional and cheap.
Know Before Visiting Marrakesh
As a predominately Muslim country, you must always dress conservatively apart from the beach of course and always in or near to religious sites. Some street entertainers like the snake charmers will charge a fee for photographs and do not drink any alcohol given any of the mosques. Never offer alcohol to a Muslim always wait to see if they are drinking first. Try and pre-book any tours and save a fortune!
Weather in Marrakesh
Spring and Autumn are the best times to visit when the weather is mild and balmy with average temperatures in the 80s . Nights can be cooler though so make sure you pack a cardigan or jacket. Temperatures in the summer however can be unbearably hot near to the Sahara and therefore a hat and sun tan lotion are essential. There is hardly any rainfall between May and October in fact hardly any rainfall at all over the entire year.
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