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Beautiful Coastline

A total of 1200 miles stretches from the Mediterranean on the Northern tip down its West coast to the borders of the Western Sahara.

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A magical natural wonder on earth with beautiful sunsets/sunrises. The world's largest desert that covers 10 countries.

Great spicy/tasty cuisine

Morocco is famous for the delicious and spicy cuisine. Recipes are still being used from previous generations using a variety of traditional cooking methods.

Rich history & diverse culture

Moroccan culture has a fascinating history. Cities that have remain unchanged for thousands of years, and medinas that still use the traditional ways.

A variety of interesting activities

From a camel back to a week's trekking in theAtlas Mountains, there are a wide variety of things to do including; cookery lessons.

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For many, meeting the locals and absorbing the culture can be the key reason for a visit to a North African country.

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From the sandy beaches on the Atlantic Coastline, exciting ancient cities such as Marrakech and Fez, the Anti- Atlas Mountains.

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The spectacular Mountain Range has varied terrain and climates with it's highest peak (Mount Toubkal) near the Berber village of Imlil standing at a mighty.

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Morocco is very easily accessible from several airports located just a few hours flight from the European Union. A great option for those who don't like extended air travel.

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Marrakesh, a former imperial city in western Morocco, is a major economic center and home to mosques, palaces and gardens. The medina is a densely packed, walled medieval city dating to the Berber Empire, with mazelike alleys where thriving souks (marketplaces) sell traditional textiles, pottery and jewelry. A symbol of the city, and visible for miles, is the Moorish minaret of 12th-century Koutoubia Mosque.

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Merzouga is a small Moroccan town in the Sahara Desert, near the Algerian border. It’s known as a gateway to Erg Chebbi, a huge expanse of sand dunes north of town. West of Merzouga, Dayet Srji is a seasonal salt lake that’s often dry in summer. When full, it attracts a wide range of migratory and desert birds, including desert warblers, Egyptian nightjars and, occasionally, flamingos.

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From storyteller-filled main squares and famous mosques, to frenetic bazaars and beyond: this is Marrakech in all its glory

Marrakech is a must on any Morocco itinerary, promising a window into the everyday life of locals — a place full of activity and colour. On our tours to and from Marrakech, you'll see that it's more than just a market town (although you have to visit Djemaa el-Fna). This charming city is bursting with spectacular sights and scintillating smells, and while it might be overwhelming at first, you'll soon find it extraordinary. 

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MET offers different  private guided tours of Morocco  from anywhere in the country using comfortable air-conditioned 4x4 vehicles and mini-buses, as well as possessing a professional team with rich cultural experiences. All our guides are natives, knowledgeable, experienced and fluent in English, Spanish, French, Arabic and Berber.

Whether you are looking for a Moroccan authentic experience that exemplifies the exotic customs of Moroccans, the desert experience that takes you back to medieval times or just wandering around within the labyrinth of Marrakech or Fes, MET has many years of experience serving guests coming to Morocco.

If you are planning a vacation, Morocco is the best place to spend an unforgettable experience. If you have a dream of exploring the historic  imperial cities , hiking the Atlas Mountains, camel trekking in the sand dunes of  the Sahara desert , Honeymoons, sleeping under Berber tents, exploring kasbahs and Berber villages, visiting the beautiful Atlantic coast, or you desire a combination of all, we are the right team for you.

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Everything you need to know before going to Marrakesh

Nov 29, 2023 • 6 min read

Marrakesh can be a sensory overload for first-time visitors so read on for some local advice before you go © minoandriani / Getty Images

I lived in Marrakesh full-time for almost 10 years with no intention of leaving. My life in Morocco was colorful, diverse and endlessly inspiring for a curious, creative soul like me. And today the city’s intrigue and magic continues to pull me back. 

I will never tire of wandering the tiny alleyways of the Marrakesh medina, stopping for a nouss nouss at Cafe des Epices or gazing at the art deco architecture throughout my Gueliz neighborhood, stepping inside to discover independent art galleries . 

Picture-perfect guest houses, and chefs putting a creative spin on local cuisine, are also part of the charm. The design scene in Marrakesh is second-to-none, and in my opinion unique in Morocco as traditional artisans sell their wares alongside contemporary designers, putting a new touch on the traditional techniques and crafts.

A visit to Marrakesh is not about ticking sites off a must-see list but rather meandering – stumbling upon a historic site and watching the world go by from a street-side cafe – the city itself is a sight. Allow three days to see the main historical sites, sample local cuisine and take in a bit of shopping, but design lovers could easily spend a week here.  

1. Plan your days prior to arrival

While there is something to be said for spontaneous wanders and chance encounters, Marrakesh is the country’s leading tourist destination and guides, experiences and restaurants book up days, weeks and months in advance.

Jardin Majorelle  and the nearby Musée Yves Saint Laurent  require online advance bookings via their website. To ensure a table at popular restaurants like +61 , La Famille  and Nomad , book prior to arrival for best availability. 

2. Book an airport transfer or catch the local bus

It’s best to organize an airport transfer via your accommodation provider for a smooth arrival. Taxis have a reputation for overcharging clients, despite posted rates. A city bus departs frequently from the airport to Djemaa el Fna and destinations throughout Gueliz for Dh30 (cash only). Find the bus stop beyond the waiting taxis, near the car rental offices. 

3. Hone your negotiation skills in advance

From haggling in souqs to negotiating fares with taxi drivers, bargaining is commonplace in Marrakesh. Shopkeepers often state an offer and the buyer is expected to negotiate a price they are prepared to pay. I say: pay what the goods are worth to you . You may find the same item cheaper (or more expensive) elsewhere, but is that worth worrying about? It's all part of the Morocco experience.

Prior to hopping in a cab, negotiate a price in advance if the meter is not activated, or if it (notoriously) doesn’t work. The price within Marrakesh city limits shouldn’t cost more than Dh30 if the meter is activated. Daytime rates start at Dh1.70 – Dh2.40 at night – and increase based on distance. If the meter does not work, negotiate the price in advance and make sure you have small bills and coins to pay the exact amount agreed upon (the amount will already include a tip).

4. Be wise about the street food you eat

Some of the best food is served up street side in Marrakesh. When deciding where to eat, consider how many locals are pulling up a seat to tuck into the local delicacy like msemen (pancakes), harira (soup) or a tajine. In Djemaa el Fna , opt for stalls where the food is prepared in front of you. 

5. Stay current

Morocco’s Dirham is a closed currency, and visitors are permitted to arrive and leave with a maximum of 1,000 Dirhams. Most ATMs distribute up to Dh2,000 per transaction to a daily maximum of Dh4,000 per bank card, though this varies by international bank. All banks will charge a fee.

For the best currency exchange, head to Hotel Ali in Djemaa el Fna or Hotel Farouq on Avenue Hassan II near the train station. 

6. Dress like a local for a comfortable experience 

For women, I suggest ditching any belly tops and short shorts while wandering in the Marrakesh medina, one of the city’s most traditional neighborhoods. Instead, opt for dresses that fall below the knee or trousers and a shirt that covers your shoulders. For men, knee-length shorts or trousers are advised. For traversing the cobblestoned and uneven footpaths, flats are best, ideally close-toed.

7. Don’t avoid visiting Marrakesh just because it’s Ramadan

Don’t put off a trip to Marrakesh during the month of Ramadan. It provides an insight into another aspect of this rich culture. Locals will expect that visitors will want to eat and drink, even while out in public. Guides may join you at the table and won’t want you to feel guilty about eating or drinking. During this holy month it is even more important that you're mindful about alcohol consumption. 

8. Local table manners

When accepting a sample of olives or dates in the souqs, or sharing a tajine with locals, always use and eat with your right hand. If invited into a local’s home, arriving with some sweet treats will be graciously received, and bakeries – Amoud,  Pâtisserie Amandine and Café 16 – are local favorites. 

9. When it comes to love, discretion is key 

Sexual relations between non-married Moroccan men and women are not typically flaunted in public. It is illegal for an unmarried Moroccan to book a hotel room or self-catering apartment with a non-Moroccan. Discretion is recommended when it comes to flaunting one’s affection for their partner, regardless of nationality or sexual orientation.

10. Knowing a few words of Darija will earn you points

Though folks working in tourism often speak several languages, with English becoming increasingly common, learning a few words of Darija (Moroccan Arabic) will earn respect. Walking into a shop, it’s common to greet fellow customers and shopkeepers with an "Assalaamu alaykum"  (peace be with you) and respond with “Wa alaykum ssalaam”. “Chakrun” for thank you, “la chakrun” for no thank you, and “afak” for please are also key. 

11. Problems you may encounter in Marrakesh

Stumbling upon a faux guide either on foot in the medina, or a man on a bike who claims to work at your hotel with offers to visit the Berber market or another special, can’t-miss event may result in being led to a family member’s carpet or spice shop. A firm, but polite “no thank you” is often sufficient as you walk confidently in the direction you plan to go.

While it may cause frustration, getting lost in the Marrakesh medina is part of the fun – until it’s not. If and when this happens, remain confident in where you’re going. Ask an older gentleman in the souqs for directions if necessary. If engaging a local lad to show the way, expect to pay for their assistance (Dh20 is reasonable).

Plain-clothes police officers roam the medina frequently and are there to help, taking tourist concerns seriously. A central police station is located in Djemaa el Fna.

Also note: Although Morocco experienced a magnitude seven earthquake in September 2023, with the area surrounding Marrakesh heavily hit, natural disasters within the city are rare.

12. Keep these must-have items in your day bag 

Brushing one’s teeth with tap water is not likely to cause any health issues, but bottled or filtered water for hydrating is recommended. You’ll also want to pack hand sanitizer and wet wipes for days spent wandering, shopping and eating. Always keep a pack of tissues on hand for bathrooms which may not be stocked with toilet paper.   

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25 Tips for your First Trip to Marrakech, Morocco

By Brianna | January 27, 2020

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Few cities capture the imagination quite like Marrakech. A blend of Berber, Arabic and French influences give this UNESCO World Heritage site a timeless appeal. With the beautiful frenzy of the Medina, ornate Arabic architecture and one of the world’s greatest cuisines it’s no surprise that more people are traveling to Marrakech now more than ever. Whether you spell it Marrakech or Marrakesh (both are acceptable), a visit to Morocco’s Red City is surely an experience you will  never forget. Marrakech can be overwhelming to say the least, with a dizzying array of sights, smells and tastes providing a sensory overload; but armed with these tips you can find the best things to do in Marrakech and make your first trip one to remember.

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1.Airport/Transportation in Marrakech

Flights to Marrakech arrive at Menara Airport (RAK). A valid passport is required for entry into Morocco, currently for Americans visas are not required for visits less than 90 days ( check the State Department website for the latest requirements ).

Taxis are available but best to arrange transportation with your hotel. If you are staying in the Medina be aware that cars can’t make it through the narrow streets to drop you off directly at your accommodation. Your riad or hotel can arrange for staff to meet you at a drop off point and walk with you to your destination.

2.Money in Morocco

Cash is king in Marrakech as only resorts, riads, some restaurants and a handful of shops accept credit cards. ATMs can be hard to find in the Medina (much easier in the new city) so your best bet is to exchange money at the airport (this can be done for no fee). Some riads and resorts will also exchange money for you. The official currency is the Moroccan Dirham(MAD) and currently the exchange rate is approximately 9 MAD/1USD. Of note, it is also illegal to take dirham out of Morocco so make sure you spend or exchange your dirham before leaving the country.

3. Tipping in Morocco

Morocco has a big tipping culture and it is expected that you tip anyone you assists you (whether that help was wanted or not). Be sure to carry plenty of coins and small bills.

4. Dress for Women

I did not once feel unsafe as a woman travelling in Marrakech and while many women visit and have a great experience it is not uncommon to hear from women who have received unwanted attention or catcalls. Marrakech tends to be more accepting of Western attire but as Morocco is a Muslim country women are advised to dress conservatively. So what should you wear in Morocco ? This means making sure your knees and shoulders are covered ( save the halter top for Ibiza ladies ). I wore loose t shirts and lightweight pants or long skirts most days, with a wrap or scarf to cover up if I got chilly at night. Close toed shoes are also a good idea as donkeys and other animals (and what they leave behind) are a common sight in the Medina.

5. Stay in an Authentic Riad in Marrakech

For a more authentic Marrakech experience a stay in a riad is your best bet. Riads are traditional Moroccan homes centered around a courtyard located within the Medina, most are 10 rooms or less and offer up a more intimate experience. Most riads are decorated with handmade items from the local souks and many feature beautiful courtyard pools and gardens as well as rooftop terraces. There are beautiful riads throughout Marrakech for every budget, for less than $100 per night you can enjoy the boutique hospitality of Riad Al Loune  or if you’re looking to splash out  check in at the luxurious  El Fenn . I loved my stay at Riad Farnatchi , a beautifully restored guesthouse in the heart of the Medina (read my review of Riad Farnatchi here ).

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6. Luxury Resorts in Marrakech

Marrakech’s modern and fashionable Ville Nouvelle (new city) is home to some some of the world’s most glamorous resorts. For five star luxury with a decidedly Moroccan flair check out the Royal Mansour   and La Mamounia .

7.Weather in Marrakech

Marrakech is a popular destination with nearly year round sunshine. Summers (June-September) can get quite hot with temperature near 100 degrees F while the winter months can get chilly with night time temps dipping into the 30 degree F range. March-May and September-October are generally pleasant with highs in the 70s and 80s.

8.Shop the Souks in Marrakech

I’m typically not a big shopper when I travel but Marrakech is one of the few places where I wish I had shopped more. Morocco has a rich heritage of crafts and instead of the typical “made in China” souvenirs I found the souks filled with leather goods ( I got a pair of handmade leather shoes for $18 ), beautiful metal work, colorful ceramics and handmade rugs.

9.Buying Moroccan Rugs in Marrakech

I had zero intention of buying a rug went I visited Marrakech.

I now own a Moroccan rug.

Our tour guide brought us into the cooperative and I fully expected to enjoy the demonstration while sipping my mint tea and go on my way. I’m not sure if it was the intricate Berber patterns, or the softness of the camel wool but I soon found myself the proud owner of a Moroccan rug and I absolutely love it. The quality of this handmade Berber rug far surpasses any commercial rug I’ve owned before. You will find rugs of varying size and quality throughout the souks, be prepared to haggle or buy your rug from a cooperative that ensures a fair wage for the craftswomen.

10. Language in Morocco

The official languages in Morocco are Modern Standard Arabic and Amazigh (Berber) and additionally many Moroccans speak French. While most people I interacted with spoke English it’s always a good idea to learn a few words of the local language wherever you travel, here are a few common words in Arabic:

Hello -Al Salam Alaikum,

Thank You – Shukran,

Yes – naäam,

No – Laa

11. Scams in Marrakech

Scams are an unfortunate part of life in the Medina, often in the form of unsolicited help with directions, telling tourists that the street they are on is closed or “tannery tours” , all of which will then demand a payment for their services. My friend Amanda of Marocmama has excellent advice on various scams in Marrakech.

12.Consider Hiring a Guide in Marrakech

The winding streets of the Medina can be overwhelming for a first time visitor, I recommend hiring a guide for your first afternoon or morning out to get a feel for the city as well learn about the history and culture of Marrakech. Have your hotel or riad arrange a guide for you or if you hire one on your own make sure they are licensed( licensed guides will have a badge).

13. You Will Get Lost

With the narrow winding streets of the Medina and little signage the chances of you getting lost at some point is fairly high. Paper maps provided by your hotel immediately mark you as a tourist, a better option is to download an offline map via Google maps. Beware of unsolicited advice for directions ( see Scams above ), if you must ask for directions your best bet is asking a shopkeeper or restaurant staff.

14. Food in Marrakech

Food in Marrakech is a feast for all the senses. The souks are lined with rows of sweet oranges, plump dates and countless varieties of olives while the air is heavy with the scent of intensely fragrant spices from the spice market.  Gently spiced shakshuka (eggs cooked in a gently spiced tomato sauce) and spongy Moroccan pancakes are a must for breakfast. You can’t leave Marrakech without  having a tagine; a stew, usually with chicken, lamb, beef or vegetables cooked and served in a clay pot of the same name. Eating is one of the best ways to experience Marrakech and a few of my personal favorites were sfenj ( a fried doughnut drizzled with intensely floral honey), msemen (fried bread either served plain or stuffed with spices, meat or cheese),  and tanjia (succulent lamb slow roasted in clay pots for hours in underground ovens). To see where the locals eat join one of several tours offered by Marrakech Food Tours or take a Moroccan cooking class .

15. Mint Tea in Morocco

Whether served as a sign of welcome, sipped during a business transaction or enjoyed as a way to unwind in the afternoon mint tea is central to life in Marrakech. A blend of green tea and fresh mint it is traditionally served very sweet.

16. Alcohol in Marrakech

Being a Muslim country alcohol is not prevelant though you can increasingly find wine, beer and cocktails in restaurants and hotels catering to tourists (often at exhorbitant prices). Surprisingly there are even a handful of Moroccan vineyards producing Spanish style wines. Drinking to the point of intoxication (especially in public) is highly frowned upon.

17.Religion

Islam is the official state religion of Morocco, you will hear the call to prayer ring throughout the city 5 times per days and in general non-Muslims are not allowed inside mosques. Friday is the Muslim day of prayer and you may find some businesses and restaurants closed.

18. Jamma el fna

When night falls Marrakech’s main square comes alive in what’s some call the greatest show on Earth. One of North Africa’s oldest and busiest market squares it is home to a dizzying array of dancers, magicians and storytellers vying for your attention (and dirham) as well as food vendors hawking a variety of Moroccan specialties. Of note, the animals you see with the snake charmers and dancing monkey acts are usually poorly treated and it’s best not to patronize these acts.

19.Be Prepared to Bargain

Haggling is an essential part of the shopping experience in Morocco. Don’t be afraid to walk away if the vendor does not agree to a final price you are comfortable with.

20. Argan Oil and Traditional Medicine in Morocco

Argan oil is arguably one of Morocco’s best known exports, usually used for hair and skin care in the US. Many shops in the souks sell pure argan oil both for cosmetic and culinary uses. Morocco has a long tradition of using herbs as traditional medicine and I recommend a stop at an herbalist for everything from natural remedies to fragrant cooking spices.

21. Bottled Water

To avoid any tummy issues it is advised that you use bottled water for drinking and brushing your teeth.

22.Toilet Paper

Toilet paper in public restrooms is not a given in Marrakech so it’s best to carry your own. In places where there is a restroom attendant make sure you leave a small tip.

23. Going to a Hammam in Marrakech

A visit to a hammam, a traditional Moroccan bathhouse, is a must for any visit to Marrakech. A typical hammam experience starts with a steam room, a thorough scrubbing with a traditional kessa mitt and an olive based black soap and several rinses alternately with warm and cool water. For a traditional experience you can visit one of Marrakech’s community hammams ( be aware that community hammams are separated by gender, either with separate spaces or differing times for men and women) or treat yourself to an elevated hammam experience at one of Marrakech’s luxury spas. Whatever hammam experience you choose know you will be naked (or nearly naked) in front of others.

24. Top Marrakech Attractions

Ben youssef madersa.

One of the most popular sites in Marrakech, the Ben Youssef Madersa previously served as a center for Islamic learning for over 400 years.  Today visitors marvel at the intricately carved Moorish walls and stunning tile mosaics.

Majorelle Gardens

Once a private retreat for famed French designer Yves Saint Laurent the Majorelle Gardens are a beautiful mix of Berber and French cultures and provide a calming respite from the hustle of Marrakech.

Le Jardin Secret

An oasis from the chaos of the Medina, this beautifully restored courtyard features stunning tile work and lush gardens.

Bahia Palace

Considered one of the most lavish palaces in Marrakech, Bahia Palace features expansive courtyards, lush gardens and ornate architecture.

There are also many great day trips you can take from Marrakech , from the golden sands of the Sahara to the rugged peaks of the Atlas Mountains . You can also visit the blue city of Chefchaouen .

25. Photography in Marrakech

The sights and colors of Marrakech can be irresistible to photographers but before you start snapping away nonstop be aware that many people in Marrakech are not open to having their picture, or pictures of their products, taken. In fact, I saw several signs in the souks requesting no photography. The main thing is to ask permission to take pictures and be respectful if the answer is no.

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February 9, 2018 at 1:24 pm

This is sooo helpful as we’re likely taking our first trip to Marrakech this spring after two years of living close by in Spain! Especially BYOTP (bring your own toilet paper) – eek!

Absolutely beautiful photos too, now you’ve got me even more excited to visit!

Brianna says

March 2, 2018 at 10:31 pm

Thank you so much! Marrakech is an amazing destination.

Rhonda Albom says

February 10, 2018 at 6:02 am

The medinas in Moroccan cities were fascinating. I always stayed in riads whenever I could. The staff in the riads provided great tips on everything from where to eat down to which stalls in the souk to buy particular items from. Don’t forget, Friday is couscous day although my favourite dishes were chicken tajines with preserved lemon and olives or chicken with prunes.

March 2, 2018 at 10:32 pm

The couscous dishes were some of my favorites!

February 10, 2018 at 9:17 am

What beautiful photos you have of Marrakech!

Hannah says

February 10, 2018 at 10:24 am

This is a great list! I was nervous about visiting Marrakech because I’ve read so many negative things but your list makes it sound incredible and has totally changed my mind about going! Thanks so much for sharing 🙂

March 2, 2018 at 10:33 pm

Marrakech can be overwhelming at first but is an amazing destination!

Marissa says

February 10, 2018 at 11:21 am

I just got back from Morocco last week, so I 100% agree with all of these! I found the souks in Marrakech had the best options compared to other cities I visited. It’s also important that you mentioned you will get lost because it’s true, but it’s fine. I tried to embrace it and “purposely” get lost during the day to explore more.

March 2, 2018 at 10:34 pm

The streets can be crazy to navigate for sure!

Rocio Novarino says

February 10, 2018 at 11:41 am

Nice pictures!! I am a photographer, so I take a particular look at the pictures always!! Stunning ones!

March 2, 2018 at 10:35 pm

Brianne Miers says

February 10, 2018 at 12:10 pm

Thanks for such a thorough and helpful post, Brianna! Marrakech is very high on my list, so this will be a great resource for me. Jamma el fna sounds like an incredible sight to see! And very interesting about the sensitivities surrounding photography.

Carmelatte says

February 10, 2018 at 12:12 pm

I am totally in love with your pictures <3

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Esther says

February 10, 2018 at 2:57 pm

I totally agree on this. Husband and I travelled through Morocco and loved staying in Riads. Guides were worth our money, since we really didn’t like the scams. Also, after visiting Morroco twice, we now know that it can take quite a while to get into the country as queues for customs can be looong. In Casablanca I nearly finished my book waiting kn line for almost 2 hours!! #weekendwanderlust

March 2, 2018 at 10:36 pm

Hiring a guide in Marrakech was a life saver for us!

February 10, 2018 at 10:22 pm

Thanks for all the tips.. They will come handy when I plan for Morocco.. Would you recommend going solo in that country?

March 2, 2018 at 10:39 pm

I had several friends travel solo in Morocco. Like anywhere be sure to take your usual safety precautions and be aware.

February 11, 2018 at 5:21 am

Souks of Marrakech look so colorful. I am not sure if I will pick up a carpet as they are heavy to carry, but I know I will end up picking something or the other. Are there herbalists available to explain those herbs? Due to lack of explanation, I always find it difficult to buy herbs.

March 2, 2018 at 10:40 pm

The merchant was able to ship my rug to me. There was an herbalist and she was very helpful.

Claire says

February 11, 2018 at 7:03 am

Great tips! Especially for the closed shoes – I wouldn’t want to step in something unpleasant! The food sounds amazing, I love shakshuka and tagine, although the European versions of them – I’ve never had them in Morocco. I think I’d need to take a food tour to sample all the delicious dishes I can!

Carolina Colborn says

February 11, 2018 at 12:05 pm

Great tips. I remember our trip to Tangier and it is the same: getting lost in narrow alleys and poorly treated animals for show. But the colors and food are truly amazing. Lots of good photographs and meals!

Yvette Benhamou says

February 11, 2018 at 2:45 pm

My dad is from Casablanca and a Morocco has long been on my list of places I’d like to visit. Great tips and your photos are stunning.

Indrani says

February 12, 2018 at 4:29 am

You had an excellent tour there! I am relieved to know it isn’t so unsafe for women there as it sounds. Thanks for the tips on dressing. Lucky you got a rug from there, hope to have one myself. This no photography sign I saw in Sharjah, UAE too.

February 12, 2018 at 5:56 am

Great tips! Morocco is high on my list of places to visit. Actually hope to make it there around April after traveling through Asia. It just seems like a place full of life, color and more. Saving this one so I can start planning my trip there. #weekendwanderlust

February 13, 2018 at 8:14 am

Morocco seems to be a popular spot right now. It was not on my radar so you comprehensive set of tips are something I have pinned in case we travel there. It would be a toss up for me whether I stay in a traditional Riad or what looks to be great luxury accommodations. Maybe splitting my time would work. We did a hammam in Cordoba and it was so relaxing. I would definitely look for one here. I must admit I laughed when I heard you bought a rug. I too usually avoid places like this – maybe because I am afraid I too would go home with a rug!

Sandy N Vyjay says

February 13, 2018 at 12:21 pm

This is an exhaustive dossier on Marrakech. Indeed a ready reckoner for first time visitors to Marrakech. Marrakech and Morocco have been on our bucket list and we hope to get there some day. When we do this post and the tips therein are going to stand us in good stead. Who knows, we may end up being the proud owners of a Moroccan rug.

alison abbott says

February 13, 2018 at 10:14 pm

I hear you! I had no intention of purchasing a carpet either. It’s one of my most favorite purchases ever and takes me back to the medina each day I walk on it. Great tips-they are all spot on.

JeffNourse says

February 15, 2018 at 8:23 am

What a useful tips you shared with us. It is really interesting and informative post. Thank you so much for sharing it.

Kristin L. says

February 15, 2018 at 10:03 am

I remember going to Marrakech for the first time in 2005 and I was SO stressed about what to wear, so I made sure I had plenty of things that covered my knees and my shoulders. Then, to my surprise, I arrived and found all the young local women wearing the shortest mini-skirts and tank tops! I’ve been back to Morocco twice since then and don’t worry about my clothing, except if I’m going in a mosque.

Lauren Monitz says

February 15, 2018 at 1:58 pm

Morocco is just so hot right now! While I don’t like going to super trendy places, I keep seeing these amazing photos and feel like I must!

Mike from TravelAndDestinations says

February 17, 2018 at 1:34 pm

Definitely the best post I have read on Marrakech. Me and my gf are thinking of visiting this year so it’s super helpful and also good to know about the scams. I will also check out your friends post that you recommended. The city looks amazing and I can’t wait to visit!!

February 17, 2018 at 9:45 pm

Very useful tips! I’m looking at going to Morocco so this is very timely. thanks!

February 19, 2018 at 11:01 am

OMG I’ve been dying to go to Morocco all year. Your pictures made my wanderlust worse, I went back in 2008 but as a backpacker so I couldn’t bring any big souvenirs back, I want to go back with an empty suitcase and hit the souks hard!

Charlotte says

February 19, 2018 at 11:57 am

I loved this post, so many great tips! Marocco is high on my travel wish list. And I have every intention of buying one of those incredible rugs 😀 Can’t wait!

Rob+Ann @TravelLatte(.net) says

February 20, 2018 at 9:32 pm

What a great post! We are ashamed to say that we have not been to Morocco, and we even have friends to visit there! Shame Shame Shame on us. When we do go, though… we’ll be reading through your posts again! Meanwhile, your beautiful pictures are fueling our Moroccan day dreams. 🙂

March 2, 2018 at 8:15 am

Lovely post and great tips to get me ready for my trip to Morocco! Cheers!

Cory Lee says

March 2, 2018 at 9:33 am

This is such a great post! I’ll be going to Morocco next month and while I’ll be touring a lot of the country, I’m most excited for Marrakech. Awesome tips here!

Jossus Travelpics says

March 2, 2018 at 10:11 pm

I loved Marrakech and the Bahia Palace.

Bernie Watt says

April 25, 2018 at 12:27 pm

Great advice. We are so, so keen to get to Morocco and this is quite the inspiration.

Sebastian Vaz says

August 10, 2018 at 2:42 am

I haven’t been to Morocco. But I have heard lots of good things about the country. Must visit soon. Your guide will help me plan. Thanks 🙂

Violet Tellez says

August 30, 2018 at 1:29 pm

Thank you for the insightful info. I’m currently planning a trip for next spring and originally thought about joining a tour group but since I’d rather have a more relaxed schedule, an individual tour guide might be best to help me get around. Can you recommend a good company that does this, please?

We3Travel says

September 21, 2018 at 5:00 pm

Great tips and I’m glad I read them before our trip!

Marilyn Jacob says

June 21, 2019 at 1:14 am

We are travelling.to Morocco in December,so it’s our very first time.Looking forward to our.holiday.Good tips and advice made sense to.me,so I.am aware ,I will make the best and enjoy Morocco.

August 2, 2019 at 7:09 pm

the amount of times i got lost in Medina, sometimes it was fun – like in Essaouira, sometimes a bit scarry like in Marrakesh, but still at least i have stories to tell.

Katie Diederichs says

February 1, 2020 at 12:02 pm

This is SO helpful! We’ve been itching to get to Morocco, so I’m definitely saving this for later.

February 1, 2020 at 1:14 pm

The food and the night market look amazing! I always feel like Morocco is a mysterious place.

Linnea says

February 1, 2020 at 1:36 pm

Great guide! I appreciated the tip about cash. How much was your rug if you don’t mind me asking? Did you ship it home?

Kariss Ainsworth says

February 1, 2020 at 3:49 pm

I’ve been looking at going here, it is so colourful!

Diana Sahara says

October 24, 2020 at 3:08 am

yeah it s amazing. Colors and smells…

February 1, 2020 at 9:36 pm

This guide was so so helpful thank you so much and loved the recommendations and the pictures. Looking forward to go to Le Jardin Secret it makes me curious.

October 24, 2020 at 3:06 am

Very useful tips! There is also a bus to go to the medina for those traveling on budget and yeah! For sure everyone gets lost in the medina. I think it s important to point that someone will try to help you when you get lost (expecting some tip) so better to let him know you will not tip him in advance…

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Situated at the foot of the Atlas mountains, the imperial city of Marrakesh is large, noisy, polluted and smelly. But Marrakesh is also fascinating, full of history, the cultural center of Morocco and beautiful. If you enjoy a daily assault on all your senses then you'll have a lot of fun. When the most popular sights include numerous references to "tranquility" and "peace" like the Majorelle gardens or the gardens around the Saadian Tombs you know you're in for an interesting experience. If you find it a little overwhelming then get an official guide to take you around.

There are so many things to see, you should spend at least 3 days in Marrakesh. If you can afford it, treat yourself to a stay in a Riad so when you return from a hectic day amidst carpet salesman, fire jugglers and noisy souqs, you can relax and have a cup of mint tea in a nice quiet courtyard.

This guide to Marrakesh will help you figure out the best time to go; the best sights to see; how to get to Marrakesh and how to get around; and where to stay.

When to Go to Marrakesh

It is best to try and avoid the summer heat and crowds and visit Marrakesh in the cooler months between September and May. But, some annual events take place in summer which you may not want to miss.

• Marrakesh Popular Arts Festival in July. This annual festival attracts folk singers, dancers, fortune-tellers, acting troupes, snake charmers, fire-swallowers and more, from all over Morocco. Since 2000 the festival has also attracted many artists and entertainers from Europe and Asia. The main events take place in the ruins of the 16 century Badi Palace and the Djemma el Fna (main town square - see below).
• Fantasia is a horse-riding spectacle that includes hundreds of charging horsemen (and women) wearing traditional clothing. It's part of the Popular Arts Festival so it takes place at the same time in July. You can experience the Fantasia in the evenings outside the city walls near the Bab Jdid. If you don't get to see it in July, there's a restaurant that offers the Fantasia as entertainment while you dine, the Chez Ali . Up-market and touristy but I'm sure you won't forget the experience in a hurry.
• Imilchil Marriage Feast is a Berber marriage festival where up to forty couples tie the knot. It takes place in Imilchil in the Middle-High Atlas Mountains near Marrakesh. The festival is a great way to experience Berber culture including music and dance. The event takes place after harvest every year so the dates vary, it's usually held late August or early September.

Winter in Marrakech From mid-January to mid-February there is usually enough snowfall in the Atlas mountains to accommodate skiers . The Oukaimden ski resort is less than 50 miles away from Marrakech. There are several ski lifts and if they don't work you can always take a donkey up the slopes. If there's not enough snow the views are always spectacular and it's still worth the trip.

What to See in Marrakech

Djemma el Fna The Djemma el Fna is really the heart of Marrakech. It is a large central square in the old city (Medina) and during the day it's a perfect place to grab a freshly-squeezed orange juice and a handful of dates. At the end of the afternoon, the Djemma el Fna transforms into an entertainers paradise -- if you're into snake charming, juggling, music and that sort of thing. Snack stalls are replaced with stalls offering more substantial fare and the square comes alive with entertainment that hasn't changed much since medieval times.

The Djemma el Fna is surrounded by cafe's overlooking the square so you can just relax and watch the world go by if you're tired of jostling the crowds below. Be prepared to be asked for money when you take photos of the performers and stop to watch the entertainment.

Souqs The souqs are basically undercover markets that sell everything from chickens to high-quality crafts. The souqs of Marrakech are considered to be among the best in Morocco, so if you like  shopping and bargaining  you'll enjoy yourself tremendously. Even if you don't like shopping, the souqs are a cultural experience you wouldn't want to miss. Souqs are divided into small areas that specialize in a certain good or trade. The metal workers all have their little shops clustered together, as do the tailors, butchers, jewelers, wool dyers, spice merchants, carpet salesmen and so on.

The souqs are situated north of the Djemma el Fna and finding your way around the narrow alleyways can be a bit tricky. Guides are plentiful in Marrakech, so you can always use those services, but getting lost in the chaos is also part of the fun. It's often more interesting to peek into souqs where local wares are being produced than to be taken to yet another carpet shop by your guide. If you get lost, just ask for directions back to the Djemma el Fna.

Majorelle Gardens and the Museum of Islamic Art In the 1920's, French artists Jacques and Louis Majorelle created a stunning garden in the middle of Marrakech's new town. The Majorelle gardens are filled with color, plants of all shapes and sizes, flowers, fish ponds and perhaps the most pleasing aspect, tranquility. The designer Yves Saint Laurent now owns the gardens and has also built himself a house on the property. The building that gets most of the attention, however, is the bright blue and yellow building the Marjorelles used as their studio and which now houses the  Museum of Islamic Art . This small museum includes some good examples of Moroccan tribal art, carpets, jeweler, and pottery. The gardens and museum are  open daily  with a 2-hour lunch break from 12-2pm.

Saadian Tombs The Saadian dynasty ruled much of southern Morocco during the 16th and 17th centuries. Sultan Ahmed al-Mansour created these tombs for himself and his family in the late 16th century, 66 of them are buried here. The tombs were sealed up rather than destroyed in the 17th century and were only re-discovered in 1917. Consequently, they are beautifully preserved and the intricate mosaic is stunning. Despite being situated in the heart of the somewhat hectic old town (medina) the tombs are surrounded by a nice peaceful garden. The tombs are open daily except for Tuesday. It's advisable to get there early and avoid the tour groups.

The Ramparts of Marrakech The walls of the Medina have been standing since the 13th century and make for a wonderful early morning stroll. Each gate is a work of art in themselves and the walls run for twelve miles. The Bab ed-Debbagh gate is the entry point for the  tanneries  and provides an excellent photo opportunity full of vivid colors from the dyes used. It is a little smelly though.

Palais Dar Si Said (Museum of Moroccan Arts) A palace and museum in one and well worth a visit. The palace is opulent and beautiful in itself with a lovely courtyard where you can relax and take some pictures. The museum's displays are well laid out and include jewelry, costumes, ceramics, daggers and other artifacts. The museum is open daily with a couple of hours break for lunch.

Ali ben Youssef Medersa and Mosque The Medersa was built in the 16th century by the Saadians and could house up to 900 religious students. The architecture is beautifully preserved and you can explore the tiny rooms where the students used to live. The mosque is adjacent to the Medersa.

El Bahia Palace This palace is a wonderful example of the best of Moroccan architecture. There's lots of detail, arches, light, engravings and what's more, it was built as a harem's residence, which makes it even more interesting. The palace is open daily with a break for lunch although it is closed when the royal family visits.

Getting to Marrakech

By Air Marrakech has an international airport with direct scheduled flights coming in from London and Paris and many charter flights arriving from all over Europe. If you are flying from the US, Canada, Asia or elsewhere, you'll have to change planes in  Casablanca . The airport is only about 4 miles (15 minutes) from the city and buses, as well as taxis, operate throughout the day. You should set the taxi fare before you get in. The major car rental companies are represented at the airport.

By Train Trains  run regularly between Marrakech and Casablanca . The trip takes about 3 hours. If you want to go to Fez, Tangier or Meknes then you can take the train through Rabat (4 hours from Marrakech). There is also an  overnight train  between Tangier and Marrakech. It's best to take a taxi to the train station in Marrakech since it's quite far from the old town (if that's where you're staying).

By Bus There are three national bus companies that operate between Marrakech and most major towns and cities in Morocco. They are Supratours, CTM and SATAS. According to recent traveller accounts on VirtualTourist.com SATAS doesn't have a very good reputation. Long-distance buses are comfortable and usually air-conditioned. You can buy your tickets at the bus depot. Supratours buses are handy if you are travelling onward by train since they stop at the Marrakech train station. The other bus companies arrive and depart from the long distance bus station near Bab Doukkala, a 20-minute walk from Jema el-Fna.

Getting Around Marrakech

The best way to see Marrakech is on foot especially in the Medina. But it's a sizable town and you'll probably want to make use of some of the following options:

• Taxis  are readily available throughout town and probably the most efficient way of getting to the main sites.  Grand taxis  are old Mercedes cars that carry up to six people for a fixed fare. They usually keep to specific routes and you'll find them at the bus station, Djemaa el Fna and the main Post Office in Gueliz (new town).  Petit taxis  are a little more expensive but you get it to yourself and they'll take you anywhere you want to go. The meters aren't always used so either ask the driver to switch it on or bargain for your fare before you hop in. Ask your hotel staff what a reasonable fare is if you know where you're going. Petit taxis in Marrakech are usually beige and you can just flag them down.
• Caleche  is a horse-drawn carriage and a popular way to get around Marrakech. There are set prices for the more common routes, around the ramparts for example, but for other routes, you'll have to bargain with the driver. Set the price before you hop in. You can catch a Caleche in the garden square between the Koutoubia Mosque and Djemaa el Fna, El Badi Palace and the more expensive hotels.
• Buses  within the town are frequent and cheap but can get crowded. The central bus station, Place El Mouarabitene is just outside Bab Doukkala on the northwestern edge of the old city. You can pay the bus driver directly. The no 8 will take you to the train station; the no 10 to the central bus station and the no 1 travels between the Medina and Gueliz (new town). Most buses will stop at the Djemaa-el-Fna
• Moped or Bicycle  is also a popular way to get around Marrakech and you can cycle within the medina which is handy. Check out  Maroc deux Roues  to get an idea about rates.

Where to Stay in Marrakech

Riads One of the most sought-after accommodations in Marrakech is a  Riad , a traditional Moroccan house situated in the Medina (old town). All riads have a central courtyard that will often have a fountain, restaurant or a pool. Some riads also have rooftop terraces where you can eat breakfast and look out over the city. A comprehensive list of riads in Marrakech including photos and prices can be found on the Riad Marrakech website . Riads are not all expensive, check out the  Maison Mnabha ,  Dar Mouassine  and the  Hotel Sherazade  where you can stay in style but pay less.

There are two Riads in Marrakech of note:

• La Maison Arabe ; a luxury riad in the heart of the Marrakech Medina. Famous for its restaurant it also offers 13 rooms overlooking two courtyards and a beautiful hammam (traditional Moroccan sauna). You can catch hourly shuttles to the hotel's cooking school (20 minutes away) with swimming pool and gardens. Check rates and reviews.
• Riad Kniza ; situated in the heart of Marrakech's Medina just a few minutes walk from the Djemma el Fna (the main square). This small, romantic, beautifully furnished traditional Riad has 7 rooms, two lounges, a courtyard and several patios. The owner is an antique dealer and extremely knowledgeable about Marrakech. The Riad Kniza comes very highly recommended with glowing  reviews  from all who stay here.

Hotels Marrakech has lots of  luxury hotels  available including the famous La Mamounia, featured in the  Sex and the City 2  movie and which Winston Churchill described as "the most beautiful place in the world". There are also several popular chain hotels like the  Le Meridien , and  Sofitel . These hotels are often housed in historic buildings and retain the Moroccan character and style. 

Budget hotels  are also plentiful and Bootsnall has a decent listing of affordable options. Since many of the smaller budget hotels won't have websites or online booking facilities you should get a good guidebook, like the Lonely Planet and follow their recommendations. Most budget accommodation is situated south of the Djemaa el Fna.

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The round trip was more than beautiful. We travelled a lot, but there was never time to be bored, because we saw so much and the landscape was always changing, in his beauty. The people are so warm and welcoming.❤️ Also a special praise to our driver Ismail. Such a friendly and motivated young man. He did everything to make us feel comfortable. And we felt safe and cared for all around. A trip we will never forget and which has found a place in our hearts.❤️????????????????️

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We are glad to have the the tour guide, Tarek, and driver, Adnan in the trip. Both are friendly and helpful in many ways as it made our 'Imperial Cities & the Sahara Tour' most pleasant & memorable. However, we would have enjoyed more if the Merzouga Desert camp stay was with AC or/and fan as we could not sleep with the scorcing heat at night.

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Ali from Morocco Joy Travel is an excellent tour guide. He is incredibly knowledgeable about his country and this adds to the enjoyment of the trip. The places he chooses to for the tour to visit and the accommodation choices were excellent. We would travel with him again. David & Trish. Australia

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Our tour guide Said was amazing! He went above and beyond to provide a great experience for us and was super friendly and informative. However, some of the hotel accommodations were a little lacking, especially the one we stayed in at chefchaouen. They weren’t expected to be stellar, but the bathroom in one of our rooms was completely non-usable even after they tried to fix it (shower had no water, toilet did not flush). Tour still deserves 4 stars tho for the awesome tour guide, great transport shuttle, and amazing experience!

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We did the 7-day tour with Ismail in July. We could have not wished for a better trip. Ismail was polite, flexible, informative, and personable. We were lucky to have Ismail as our guide/driver. The tour was fantastic. We went to all the beautiful places we wanted to go to. Fes, Chefchaouen, and Sahara desert Tiziri Camp overnight stay which was the highlight. There are long-distance drives but the vista is enjoyable. Ending in Marakesh is good too. Gives you the freedom to stay multiple days. I cannot recommend this tour enough. You make get lucky and have Ismail as your guide!

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FABULOUS adventure seeing all that Morocco has to offer. Esmail was our amazing knowledgeable guide. He really went out of his way to take good care of us. There is a lot of driving to get to all the beautiful sites and we had a great road trip with him and he was even a good sport about listening to 80's music. The tour and stops are well laid out and Esmail was with us every step of the way and also reachable if we had any questions especially when we settled in for the evening. In one of the cities, we would have gotten lost venturing out on our own, he came to our riad to walk us to and from the restaurant. Would highly recommend this tour if you want to get a good appreciation of Morocco's cities, culture, history and charm. Highlights for us were Marrakech, the camel ride and glamping in the Merzouga desert and Chefchaouen. Thank you Esmail - we will miss you! J L N

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From the windswept Desert d’Agafay to the winding pink-walled medina and fragrant Palmeraie, Marrakech is a seductive destination that truly has it all: glamour, romance, history, adventure and eternal allure. This spring, you can join Indagare’s Elise Bronzo for an in-depth exploration of the country’s many delights, from its enchanting gardens and architecture to its ancient cultures and cuisine. You will also visit extraordinary landmarks—including the famous Villa Oasis and the souks—and meet with local tastemakers in their oh-so-stylish hideaways.

Plus: Combine this trip with our-back-to-back experience in Tangier .

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• Gainspecial access to the Villa Oasis and explore the former private retreat of Yves Saint Laurent and his partner Pierre Bergé, as well as the adjacent Majorelle Garden, a masterpiece of botanical design (and one of Marrakech’s most beautiful and significant landmarks), and the Yves Saint Laurent Museum.
• Enjoy architecture- and history-focused touring with expert guides in the famous pink-walled medina of Marrakech, a true feast for the senses.
• Get inside the Marrakech art and design scene with special tours and meetings with local creatives at such venues as Jardin Rouge and the Beldi Country Club.
• Immerse yourself in the culture of Morocco with shopping in the souks, a tagine cooking class and an excursion into the entrancing Desert d’Agafay for a camel trek, a Berber feast and musical performances.
• Relax at La Mamounia, one of Marrakech’s finest, most historic and most lavish luxury hotels. Connect with fellow travelers who share your interests and passions over group meals at top addresses like Jnane Tamsna, Villa des Orangers and Riad El Fenn.
• Worry less, experience more: Indagare’s expert Insider Journeys team will help you navigate a safe and rewarding travel experience—and help plan custom trip extensions to Tangier, the Atlas Mountains, Dar Ahlam or beyond. Plus: you’ll be guided through the new travel landscape by one of our senior team members and our most trusted local partners, and you’ll have complimentary 24/7 access to the emergency medical, security and evacuation services of Global Rescue, while on the ground.

Contact our team at [email protected]  to inquire about recreating a version of this trip for your small group or private experience, over dates of your choosing.

• When May 5 – 10, 2022
• Length 6 days / 5 nights
• Type of Traveler Art Lovers , Style Mavens , Intellectuals

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Elise Bronzo is Indagare’s VP of Sales and former Senior Director of Membership. During her time at Indagare, she has collaborated with various institutions to provide exclusive access and special experiences for Indagare members, hosted Insider Journeys to Mexico City, Marrakech, India and Egypt and scouted such locales as Jordan, Israel, India, Peru, Botswana and Tanzania. Insatiably curious, Elise seeks out local markets everywhere she goes and has a particular interest in indigenous religions, artisan crafts and wellness methods across cultures.

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• VIP airport assistance and airport arrival and departure transfers to/from Marrakech Menara Airport, as well as group transfers throughout to all included activities, in small luxury vehicles
• Expert guides, as indicated in the itinerary, including your host and our partners on the ground
• The services of Indagare’s expert travel team to plan all trip details, international flights and trip extensions (costs not included)
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Corporate Management & Production: From international Conferences to Product Launches & Media Event, Private Parties we have full solution for Audiovisual, IT services, production & logistics. We conceptualize, execute, and coordinate cautiously to satisfy your requests and add true value to your event experience.

FILM PRODUCTION SERVICES

Film production services: We offer full filming services from locations scouting, casting to film crew and cinema equipement hire for Feature films, Commercials, Music promos, Documentaries, TV serials, TV reality show to fashion & beauty photography shoots. For Worldwide film shoot destinations we are partners with 50 trusted companies globally through our London associate office.

TRAVEL AGENCY

Destination Management Company and travel agency services: Corporate Travel & Conference Hospitality Management Highend Travel Experiences Group Travel Management Flights & Private Jet Charter Booking Yacht Charter Booking Hotels Booking VIP Concierge Service

PRIVATE EQUITY

GPA is an active debt, equity & Venture capital advisor providing a full array of financial & investment services including debt financing, equity placement, structured finance, hospitality acquisition & investment

The Corporate Council on Africa | 2022 edition

This year’s Summit featured an African Head of State, 30 African Ministers & Senior Officials, as well as many prominent U.S. Government officials and a host of U.S. and African CEOs and senior business executives…

Madonna 60th Birthday Marrakech

Our event division was honored to produce Madonna’s 60th birthday at Agafay Desert Marrakech, sharing these magnificent moments with you.

THE FOUNDER

Golden Palms Group was founded by Mr Reda Akaaboune a Moroccan businessman who have gathered through the years a wide international expertise in the event and tourism sector as well as the film production services industry. Educated in the states where he built a solid wide network in the event and travel markets worldwide, in addition to Hollywood elite circle from producers to A list celebrities, Reda and his trusted partners combine their passion and experience to produce projects in the best state of the art way for their current and new clients.

TEAM & PHILOSOPHY

One of the most challenging secret to guaranty a successful project is not only hiring a company to make it happen; but working with a company who have experimented seamless team that share the same vision, work ethics and values; that’s why at Golden Palms Group we are corporate culture driven though flexibility, promptness, interaction, transparency and prediction. Our method is structured and we meticulously immerse ourselves in your corporate culture, your business goals, or your personal aspirations in order to deliver a personalised service on time and on budget. Golden Palms Group inhouse team is composed of 43 full time event planners, producers , scouting and venues managers, supervisors, audio visual and lighting engineers, designers, and many assistants for every department; with a distinguished skills in international event & film production services industry. From corporate events planning and logistics needs, to local shoot support and everything in between; Golden Palms Group has teamed up with labels, corporations and high-end clienteles to bring their visions to life delivering impactful result. We have proudly extended our reach and now also provide a solid range of destination and film services outside of Marrakech Morocco to satisfy our international customers all over the world.

Golden Palms Group Around The World

Our team will be delighted to see you at our exhibition stand at :, imex frankfurt 2024 | imex america 2024 | ibtm barcelona 2024 , to book your appointment, please contact us., ibtm barcelona 2023.

The IBTM Barcelona show was engaging with new clients from various industries like DMC, hospitality, tech, agriculture, beauty, and banking, mainly from the UK and Europe. Plans were discussed to host their future MICE projects in Marrakech and across Morocco.

IMEX LAS VEGAS 2023

We had a fantastic experience at IMEX America 2023 connecting with both our current and potential clients. This event provided a valuable platform to engage with important B2B and B2C clients and showcase the remarkable offerings of Marrakech and Morocco MICE DMC services. By sharing the latest trends and insights, as well as highlighting the newest venues and hotels opening in the region, we were able to give attendees a clear and compelling picture of what our Marrakech and Casablanca DMC can offer in event management services. Building these connections and fostering relationships at such events is crucial for our business growth and expansion.

IMEX Frankfurt 2023

Sharing with you last month our creative golden Palms Group DMC division moments with our current and new partners from all over the world, especially the new Asian, and South American markets. The Mice industry is on the Move, and so we are with our new Marrakesh and Morocco special latest MICE trends! For more info about Marrakech and Morocco Mice Solutions, please contact us.

WTM London 2022

Golden Palms Group travel division ‘Golden Palms Trip’ had the pleasure to participate and exhibit at WTM London 2022. Our top management team also meet with our current and new DMC B2B partners looking to host their corporate events as well as luxury leadership meetings in Marrakesh and Morocco. This edition was special because Morocco was Awarded ‘Best Stand Design’ at World Travel Market; this was a Powerful come back of the Moroccan Tourism industry with the participation of Their Excellencies : Madam Fatim-Zahra Ammor the Moroccan Minister of Tourism Handicrafts and Social and Solidarity Economy Mr Hakim Hajoui Ambassador of The Kingdom of Morocco to the United Kingdom and Nothern Ireland Mr Adel El Fakir, CEO of the Moroccan National Tourism Office ‘ONMT’.

IBTM WORLD BARCELONA 2022

Sharing with you our travel agency ‘Golden Palms Trip’ DMC MARRAKECH Moments at IBTM 2022 Barcelona where we had the chance to connect again with our partners from MICE industry worldwide especially UK and US Market, we signed new contractswith our representation offices worldwideand independent clients, destination management companies who were interested by the destination Marrakesh and Morocco to hosts their Mice and travel experiences.

Marrakech International Film Festival 2022

As a line production company based at Marrakech; our film production house ‘Golden Palms Films’ had the pleasure to reunite with our partners and friends from the Hollywood and global cinematography industry after two years; thanks to one of the most prestigious events that Marrakech have been privileged to host for the last 19 years; the exquisite: MARRAKECH INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL, Congratulations to all the winners and a big thank you to The Foundation of the Marrakech International Film Festival for their continuous support to cinematic creation, promotion & distribution in the Kingdom of Morocco and around the world.

US Africa Business Summit

GOLDEN PALMS GROUP Marrakechvip travel division golden palms trip was honored to be hosting the powerful group of U.S. Institutional Investors delegation participating at US AFRICA business summit ‘Corporate Council on Africa’ taking place at Marrakech Morocco from 19-22 July 2022. Thank you, Frontier Bridgefor your trust.

UPCOMING 2024 EVENTS IN MARRAKECH & MOROCCO

GITEX AFRICA, 29-31 May 2024 – Marrakech, Morocco

For side event activities : Hotel reservation, Hospitality services, excursions, airport transfers / VIP salon Fast track and restaurants booking please email us at : [email protected]  Call : 00212661226633

THEY TRUSTED US

“ « I worked with Mr. Akaaboune, Managing Director of Golden Palms Group, on a large complicated meeting we were holding in Marrakesh. Mr. Akaaboune was the most responsive and professional meeting planner I have worked with. Everything I requested was handled quickly and efficiently. Mr. Akaaboune and his team made our participants all feel like VIP's. He handled last minute changes immediately, without complaint. Working with Golden Palms Group alleviated the stress and frustration of holding a large meeting. If you are looking for a company that can handle every last detail of your meeting then contact Mr. Akaaboune. I will certainly partner with him the next time I hold a meeting in Morocco! ». ” American Bar Association - Washington

“ « I have the pleasure to confirm that Mr Reda Akaaboune worked as a local Event Manager for EBRD, in the period 21-24 April 2013. He played a key role in the organization of AfDB & EBRD North Africa and SEMED Regional Public Procurement Conference in Marrakesh, Morocco, that took place on 22–23 of April 2013. During his assignment Mr Akaaboune worked with commitment, proving his very good experience in the organization of events and good knowledge in the field. He is a hardworking person who always fulfils the targets correctly and on time. He is also a good team player and likes to work with other people, always friendly and helpful. Mr Reda Akaaboune is courageous, open to new challenges. He has the ability to work under pressure and he is good in handling stress situations, where one has to act quickly and calmly. I worked with Mr Reda Akaaboune and I was able to observe his work and his behaviour in different situations. I am delighted to recommend Mr Reda Akaaboune and I am sure his skills, qualifications and experience will be helpful to everyone. ». ” EBRD – London

“The Golden palms group team was amazing for our investor group in Marrakech, they were organized and dependable. I would highly recommend working with them.” Frontier Bridge

“ « Ketchum employed Golden Palms as the production agency for a Wella Professionals Global Media Event that took place in Marrakech. The event was hugely successful and Ketchum were more than satisfied with the services provided by Golden Palms. Reda Akaaboune provided services from the planning stages, thorough event execution and assisted with post event tasks. The entire production process lasted 3 months and services included the following: - Venue sourcing - Third party supplier sourcing (photographer, videographer, hosts) - Production build (a pop-up salon was built in the spa of the hotel venue) - Catering and evening event production - Entertainment sourcing - Transport coordination In addition, I was very grateful for Reda Akaaboune’s personal attention and counsel on the ground. His approach to problem solving was exceptional, when a confirmed venue unfortunately experienced a fire days before our event, Reda was able to source an alternative venue at no extra cost to us. Reda Akaaboune was an exceptional partner to Ketchum and I was constantly impressed by his ability to deliver. Ketchum plan and organise media events all around the world and I have yet to meet an Event Director as skilled as Reda Akaaboune. ». ” Ketchum – London / Wella

“ « When working with Reda and Golden Palm Events in Marrakech you are in professional hands where you feel very secure, all the way. There is so much passion from his whole team combined with a strong driving force to deliver excellence to the end-result. I can't wait to find another project that we can work on together! ». ” TEDx - Marrakesh

“ « SERVICES RELATED TO EUROPEAN BANK OF RECONSTRUCTION AND DEVELOPMENT EVENT: Public Procurement Reform Workshop that took place at the Arab Republic of Egypt, Ministry of Finance, Cairo, on the 3rd February 2016. To whom this may concern, I would like to thank Golden Palms Events for the services provided for the EBRD event that took place in Cairo (hotel and logistics: audiovisual, videoconferencing, production equipment and assistance, transportation, external dinner venue). All the services were completed satisfactorily. ». ” Aspiro - EBRD

“ « Nous soussignés, Bayer Santé Familiale, France, attestons par la présente que la Société Golden Palms Events, a exécuté les prestations relatives à notre Séminaire Force de vente des équipes Algérie et France. Ces prestations ont porté sur la prise en charge totale du groupe au Séminaire (hébergèrent, réunions, transport, sorties ! Restauration, team Building ... etc.) L'évènement s'est déroulé dans de bonnes conditions et à notre entière satisfaction. La Société Golden Palms Events a fait preuve de flexibilité, efficacité et de rigueur. Leur prestation a été un facteur majeur dans le succès de notre Séminaire au Maroc. Nous ne pouvons que recommander en toute confiance la Société Golden Palms Events en tant que prestataire compètent et fiable, et expert de par leur domaine. ». ” BAYER Healthcare

“ « L’Association internationale des services du Trésor (AIST) a tenu un séminaire international à Marrakech, sur le thème de « l’audit et le contrôle internes ». Je tiens à vous exprimer notre très grande satisfaction quant aux prestations techniques qui vous ont été demandées à cette occasion, et à la disponibilité et au professionnalisme de vos équipes. La sonorisation des salles de travail était de très bonne qualité et l’interprétation français-anglais a donné entière satisfaction. Ce sera avec grand plaisir que nous ferons à nouveau appel à vos services lors d’une prochaine manifestation. ». ” AIST - L’Association internationale des services du Trésor

“ « I am now back in my office and want to give you a short information on our trip to Marrakesh. Everything worked out perfectly and we all enjoyed very much our stay. Thank you for the excellent preparation of the tour. Mr. Jalil was so friendly to welcome us in Marrakesh and he took care in a very reliable way. Special thanks to him. With our guide we spent a wonderful time. He really knew everything about the culture and daily live. With his perfect German it was a pleasure to listen to his comments. Thank you and I would be happy to get further trips organized by Golden Palms Events. ». ” German - DMC

“I worked with Reda, Managing Director of Golden Palms Group, on an incentive group to Marrakech. He and his team are the most professional team I have ever worked with. Everything we requested was handled quickly and efficiently. We had some last minute changes and he took care of it, we really felt like VIP's. If you are looking for a DMC in Marrakech, he is the one!!” Porta Mundi

“ « I’m a professional golf course organizer and organizer of golfing events, certify that the company Golden Palm Events has made a significant number of services relating to the organization of my golf courses from 2010 to the present day. Their commitment and professionalism have enabled me to considerably lighten my workload. Hotel and golf services, transfers, dinners in the various restaurants in the city have always been offered to us at advantageous rates. Their responsiveness and spontaneity were invaluable to me in order to promptly carry out sometimes far-fetched requests from customers. I would like to recommend the company Golden Palm Events, the services mentioned above took place in excellent condition and to my complete satisfaction. ». ” Swiss PGA - Class AA Member - Golf Club Domat Ems

“ « Le président du congrès international Urgences 2013 de Marrakech, atteste par la présente que la Société Golden Palms Events, a exécuté les prestations relatives à notre congrès international de médecine d’urgence et de catastrophe, et qui a eu lieu à Marrakech, les 21, 22 et 23 février 2013. Ces prestations ont porté sur la prise en charge totale de la partie logistique du congrès (hébergement, transport, transferts, programme social, etc…). L’événement s’est déroulé dans de très bonnes conditions et plus qu’attendues ; tout le comité d’organisation en était très agréablement surpris et particulièrement fier ! La société Golden Palms Events a fait preuve de flexibilité, efficacité et de rigueur. Leur prestation a été un facteur majeur dans le succès de congrès de grande envergure. Je ne peux de ce fait que recommander en toute confiance la Société Golden Palms Events en tant que prestataire compétent et fiable, et expert de par leur domaine. Pour faire et valoir ce que de droit. Cordialement ». ” Congrès International Urgences de Marrakech

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ATLAS RESORTS

Marrakech, morocco.

ABOUT THE RESORT

Atlas Resorts is a unique destination located in the heart of Morocco &  c onveniently 50 minutes from the Marrakesh Menara International Airport, this is a perfect town to stop in whether it's for leisure or you are en route to adventure & site see.

With the beautiful year-round weather and climate, our aim is to provide an authentic and unforgettable experience for our guests. Our family-friendly hotel is equipped with free Wi-Fi, 13 rooms, lush green gardens and a dazzling outdoor swimming pool overlooking Moorish architecture and culture. Each room features authentic Moroccan décor, a private balcony, an immense amount of space and anywhere from 2-4 beds.           

Looking for an adventure? Visit Golf Amelkis, Oukaïmeden Ski resort in the Atlas mountains or the famous Jemaa el-Fna Place, one of the most talked-about marketplaces in Marrakesh's medina quarter. 

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ACCOMMODATIONS

Deluxe Bungalow with Mountain View

Deluxe King Suite

Single Room

42050 Douar Azentou  Aït Ourir, Marrakech, Morocco

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Votre DMC réceptif au Maroc

24 packages

12 packages

Visites guidées

Meilleurs circuits en groupe

Marrakech : visite historique et culturelle

• Transfert A/H/A
• Départ Marrakech

Marrakech : visite des souks pittoresques

Marrakech : Visite des jardins botaniques

Meeting & congrès

Nos meilleurs circuits privés

Marrakech & Atlas Mountains

Marrakech - Culinary Experience

Marrakech - Fez - Chefchaouen

Morocco Grand Tour

Combined Marrakech - Essaouira Riad Version

Combined Marrakech - Essaouira Hotel Version

Meilleures excursions et activités.

Aglou Parapente

• Départ Agadir

Palmeraie de Marrakech et aventure en quad dans le désert

Cooking Class

Balade en buggy dans la Palmeraie de Marrakech

Tour à dos de dromadaire

Marrakech : Montgolfière

Circuits & activités par villes, bin el ouidane, chefchaouen.