Tours in Marrakech

27 miles from Marrakech, Agafay desert is a wonderful mineral desert with an exceptional micro climate, halfway between the mountains of the Atlas and the great plains of the Pearl of the South, and offers breathtaking landscapes. The weather changes very quickly here in Agafay and throughout the day colours, contrasts and atmospheres shift and swirl as if a master painter were at work. No sand dunes here, but soft rolling hills of pebble, stone and rock, although as you follow the tracks and hills of the Agafay desert you will feel the soul of the Sahara in this immersion into authentic nomad experience.

Explore the laid-back seaside resort of Essaouira at your own pace on a self-guided tour, with round-trip transfers from Marrakech. Enjoy panoramic views of the Atlantic Ocean from the Skala du Port and ramparts. Taste fresh seafood on the seafront.

This half-day guided tour of Marrakech provides a comprehensive overview of the beautiful red city(Marrakech), driving and walking between places. You'll travel through the city, both the new town and old Medina seeing sights like the Majorelle gardens, Bahia Palace, Koutoubia Mosque, the Jewish quarter, souks, artisans, and Jemaa el-Fnaa. Your guide will also take you through Marrakech's famous Souks and hidden gems, where you can immerse yourself in the sights and smells of the Medina.

Visit Atlas mountains and the Agafay desert on a full-day tour. Discover Morocco, by passing through Asni valley after having a stop at Azrou village, which is considered to be the oldest Berber village in the area. Visit Imlil, walk through traditional Berber villages, and experience Berber life while enjoying the panoramic view of the Atlas mountains. Pass through a nice waterfall in the way, enjoy traditional Moroccan food and a camel ride .

Get more from a journey to Fez from Marrakech with this 3-Day transfer-and-tour combo, which lets you experience Morocco’s Merzouga Desert and Atlas Mountains in one exciting adventure. After pick up in Marrakech, travel by air-conditioned vehicle through the craggy High Atlas: passing Berber villages and crossing the Tizi-N'Tichka Pass before visiting the stunning, UNESCO-listed Ait-Ben Haddou kasbah. Then to the gorge Dades for a dinner and overnight, and on day two, experience the Dades Gorge and Todra Valley before arriving at Merzouga, near the Sahara’s Erg Chebbi dunes. Take a sunset camel trek to your desert camp, and opt to try sandboarding and rent an all-terrain vehicle (ATV) or buggy (own expense). After a tagine dinner and Berber music, sleep in a tent and wake for a sunrise camel ride and breakfast. Then, see oases, rocky gorges, and Azrou's forests, famous for their monkeys, on route to Fez, where your tour ends.

Visit the Ouzoud Waterfalls from Marrakech. Join a guided hike and enjoy a boat ride to admire the falls from up close.

Pick-up you from your hotel or riad at 08Pm direclty to Medina . Settle into a horse-drawn cart and trot through town. Go through the ramparts of the 12th century . admire the sunset over the Koutoubia mosque and its rose gardens. Go through the decoration Agnaou door, the royal entrance in the southern part of the Medina, and make your way to the bustle Jemaa el-Fna to watch the people of Marrakech go about their evening routines. Experience this beautiful and iconic city in the comfort of a horse-drawn carriage. 11:30pm pick up you nearly of square place Jama Elfna and come-back to your hotel or riad .

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Explore the Valley of Imlil with an expert local guide. Discover traditional Berber villages and have mint tea with a local Berber family. See the Toubkal, the highest peak in North Africa. Enjoy a traditional Moroccan meal in a Berber Guest House and visit a Berber Market.

This private 3 Day Sahara Desert Tour across the Atlas Mountains, Start and end in Marrakesh! is the best way to discover the Moroccan Sahara and the Atlas Mountains and the diversity of historical and natural saharian heritage. • Cross the mountains of the High Atlas via the majestic Tichka Pass, located at an altitude of 2260 m • Spend a night under the stars in a traditional camel-hair tent. • Visit the Kasbah Ait Ben Haddou, registered by UNESCO as World Heritage. • Cross the Rose’s valley, Todra valley and Dades valley. • Enjoy the large dunes of Merzouga on camel trek admiring the attractive change of color at sunrise and sunset. • Discover the way of life of nomads. • Enjoy a traditional dinner in the desert • Discover Deraa Valley and its palms that are irrigated by Dades Valley.

• Half Day Quad Biking ATV on the Palm Groves & Desert of Marrakech. • Adventure by Quads ATV. • Marrakech Palm Groves & Desert. • Berber Villages.

Private Tour to explore the best historical and culturel monuments such as: 1-Koutoubia Mosque and his 65 m high minaret dominates the whole of Marrakech; 2-The Bahia Palace was built in the last years of the 19th century, the palace is a maze of patios planted with fruit trees, passageways and empty chambers with painted ceilings, the sunlights shines through wrought-iron bars creating beautiful patterns on the zellige tiles. 3-The Saadian Tombs: a series of chambers around a small garden, decorated with carved and plaster, is the final, and ultimately rathe moving, resting place of the Saadian family. 4-Djemaa elfna Square: unique in Morocco, is both the greatest pull for tourists and still a genuine social area for Marrakchi, and those flooding in from the surrounding regions. 5-Savor the beautiful botanical gardens of Majorelle,a small tropical garden laid out in the inter-war period by a french artists. Finish with an optional camel ride through the palm grove of Marrakech.

Escape two days from Marrakech to another world!It’s just a short drive to the country side to enjoy gentle hiking through High Mountains scenery, colourful valleys, remote Berber villages and a very welcoming and friendly Berber people.

Experience a remarkable rocky desert excursion that begins with a convenient pickup from your hotel or a predetermined meeting point. This journey is designed to immerse you in the authentic desert atmosphere, providing a unique and unforgettable adventure. Our dedicated team has carefully selected this pristine destination, ensuring a one-of-a-kind experience for desert enthusiasts seeking something beyond the usual tourist routes. Nestled in a spectacular landscape, this untouched rocky desert is perfectly situated to offer breathtaking views of the surrounding small mountains and diverse terrains. It serves as an excellent alternative to crowded tourist attractions, allowing you to connect with nature and experience the tranquility of the desert. If conditions permit, you’ll have the chance to witness a stunning romantic sunset that will surely leave a lasting impression Nb: - It's a rocky desert not sandy -You can skip the camel ride activity if you wish

We always need to get out of the ordinary in our lives to get away from the daily routine between home and work, as well as see friends, then imagine a place like a painting whose colors change with the change of lighting around it. By booking a Half-day Buggy bike in Agafay, you will live exactly what you imagined. Are you a fan of fresh air and dewdrops? or a fan of bright sunshine? or enjoy watching sunsets? Are you a daring character who loves adventure and entertainment, or are you calm and love beautiful scenery? Even if you want to try something new with your loved one, this experience is what you want. Not only that! Riding on a buggy and driving all this distance in the middle of an endless desert on a Bumpy Road will give you positive energy and unmatched vitality that lasts for a long time.

Escape the chaos of Marrakech and head for the breathtaking Atlas Mountains, visiting these fantastic views, discover more scenery and history by experiencing the traditional Berber culture along the way!

You will be collected from your accommodation in the morning for the drive to Essaouira, formally Mogador. En route you will see many Argan trees, important to the region both economically and ecologically. You will also get to see local goats perched in the trees feeding on the fruit and leaves. You will have a wonderful day on the coastal laid-back town of Essaouira.

100% Tailor-made | Private | Off the beaten path | All inclusive Cruise through the unreal landscape of the Agafay stone desert outside Marrakech with its berber villages and gorgeous oases. Discover the 16th century coranic school still inhabited by the descendants of its holly founder and wrap things up with a delicious lunch in a luxurious camp in the middle of the stone desert facing the Atlas mountains. Hit the road to reach a small quaint village located 20km south of Marrakech. Between the majestic snow-capped Atlas Mountains, a truly spectacular landscape passes in front of your eyes before reaching this very spiritual place. A now private former Koranic school, a 'Zaouia', founded in 1584 is your first stop of the day and if you happen to ride on a Friday, take a stroll in the maze of the local souk. End your adventure in the Agafay desert with a local lunch in a glamorous camp overlooking the Atlas Mountains before going back to your hotel by the main road.

Listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 2001 and swept by the trade winds, about 175 km west of Marrakech, lies the small fortified white and blue port city of Essaouira, "the ex-Mogador", with its Vauban ramparts and its medina “Mecca of Hippies during the 1970s”... Famous for its historic past as a former trading post and, a real source of inspiration, it attracts artists from around the world, lovers of authenticity, culture and refinement, including painters, writers, filmmakers (Orson Welles for "Othello" ) ... and many musicians, especially during its exciting Gnaoua music festival in June ... Essaouira also stands out for the marquetry of thuja, precious woods whose subtle scent hangs in the alleys of the medina and the mellah, the Jewish quarter, with its vaulted shops where harmony and lightness reign ... for the pleasure of bargain hunting, the 5 senses on the alert ...

Enjoy a desert camel ride, witnessing the sunrise and sunset over the Erg lihoudi sand dunes in Mhamid . Overnight in a nomadic tent while enjoying a barbecue dinner and traditional folk entertainment. Visit Ait Benhaddou and enjoy the picturesque landscapes of the Draa river valley.

This calm tourist site concerned with the preservation of the natural environment is entirely pedestrianized, and offers many campsites based on bamboo and reed huts, breathtaking swimming spots, small restaurants serving local cuisine on the terrace. , Berber craft shops from the Middle Atlas. It will thus offer you the possibility of living a moment of discovery and unparalleled tranquility.

A comprehensive, privately guided tour of the 'Red City' of Marrakech to Take in the architectural wonders of the Koutoubia Mosque, the Ben Youssef Medrasa, the Old Jewish Quarter, the Mellah, and walk through the famous souks. Tour Highlights: The Djemaa el Fna Koutoubia Mosque Ben Youssef Madrasa Almoravid Koubba Museum of Marrakech Tour the souks Mellah Jewish Quarter Kasbah Quarter Visit the Saadien Tombs

You will discover the palm grove of Marrakech and the small mountains of JBILAT (634 m). Here is a super half day quad Marrakech to discover the surrounding of the city and the small mountain of JBILAT! Join us for a tour riding a quad Marrakech on the rocky and desert plains in the heart of the palm grove of Marrakech, between the river and the palm groves. Explore the surrounding Berber villages while enjoying the beautiful landscapes of Marrakech palm grove and rocky desert. Stop at the inhabitant where mint tea and Moroccan pancakes will be offered!

The seven men of Marrakesh are Awlya (plural of Wali). Awlya is an Arabic word that refers to people who Allah has blessed with a special rank among the Muslims.. It’s been said that these seven saints were the seven men who shone in their times as lights of guidance because of the blessings that Allah showered upon them. Since the 17th century, Moroccans from all walks of life have constantly visited the graves of the seven saints in Marrakesh to pray to Allah. They are drawn to the idea that visiting these graves could heal their diseases, help them fulfill their wishes, and allow them to achieve tranquility of their souls.