A long weekend in Marrakech with a trip to the desert. Spend a day in the Agafay Desert, where you can enjoy quad biking and camel riding, taste Moroccan cuisine, and see an evening show. In Marrakech, wander through the souks—local markets that will captivate you with their atmosphere, unique goods, and local food. You'll also visit the famous Jemaa el-Fnaa square, where you'll encounter snake charmers.
Start at Jemaa el-Fnaa square, home to snake charmers and various street performers, then continue to the Koutoubia Mosque; while non-Muslims aren't allowed inside, the surrounding gardens and the atmosphere of this place are magical. Spend the rest of the day in the Souks—the local markets. If you love shopping, this is the place for you, and if not, you'll get swept away by the atmosphere, settle onto the rooftop of one of the restaurants, and sample the local flavors. Today's program depends on your arrival time.
You can exchange money at the airport (the rate is good) and grab a taxi outside the terminal, or I recommend the InDrive app, where you can haggle over the price. Cash payments only.
You'll find stalls with fresh orange juice, monkey trainers, snake charmers, and women offering henna tattoos here.
Entry is forbidden for non-Muslims, but there are gardens all around and the atmosphere of this place is magical.
Local markets, if you love shopping, this is the place for you, and if not, you'll get carried away by the atmosphere of the place, settle down on the rooftop of one of the restaurants, and sample the local flavors.
In the Agafay desert, you can look forward to quad biking and camel rides, a taste of Moroccan cuisine, and an evening show. It is a stone desert from which you can see the snow-capped peaks of the Atlas Mountains. I recommend booking a tour; a bus will pick you up from a specified meeting point and bring you back afterward.
I highly recommend this organized tour, which can be purchased here, for example, although you can also choose other desert trips there. In the Agafay Desert, you can look forward to quad biking and camel riding, as well as a taste of Moroccan cuisine and an evening show.
The last day is once again reserved for the Souks and wandering through the city center. After all the hustle and bustle of this African city, go relax in Le Jardin Secret, where you can let your mind unwind. Adjust the schedule according to your departure time.
Get swept away by the atmosphere and taste some local specialties like Tagine and Couscous.
The perfect place to relax after days spent in hectic Marrakech. It's usually open every day from 9:30 AM to 7:30 PM, and entry costs 100 MAD.
Don't forget to be at the airport at least 2-3 hours before your flight.
During these three days, you will experience and taste everything essential that Marrakech has to offer and visit the famous Agafay Desert.
A long weekend in Marrakech with a trip to the desert. Spend a day in the Agafay Desert, where you can enjoy quad biking and camel riding, taste Moroccan cuisine, and see an evening show. In Marrakech, wander through the souks—local markets that will captivate you with their atmosphere, unique goods, and local food. You'll also visit the famous Jemaa el-Fnaa square, where you'll encounter snake charmers.
Start at Jemaa el-Fnaa square, home to snake charmers and various street performers, then continue to the Koutoubia Mosque; while non-Muslims aren't allowed inside, the surrounding gardens and the atmosphere of this place are magical. Spend the rest of the day in the Souks—the local markets. If you love shopping, this is the place for you, and if not, you'll get swept away by the atmosphere, settle onto the rooftop of one of the restaurants, and sample the local flavors. Today's program depends on your arrival time.
You can exchange money at the airport (the rate is good) and grab a taxi outside the terminal, or I recommend the InDrive app, where you can haggle over the price. Cash payments only.
You'll find stalls with fresh orange juice, monkey trainers, snake charmers, and women offering henna tattoos here.
Entry is forbidden for non-Muslims, but there are gardens all around and the atmosphere of this place is magical.
Local markets, if you love shopping, this is the place for you, and if not, you'll get carried away by the atmosphere of the place, settle down on the rooftop of one of the restaurants, and sample the local flavors.
In the Agafay desert, you can look forward to quad biking and camel rides, a taste of Moroccan cuisine, and an evening show. It is a stone desert from which you can see the snow-capped peaks of the Atlas Mountains. I recommend booking a tour; a bus will pick you up from a specified meeting point and bring you back afterward.
I highly recommend this organized tour, which can be purchased here, for example, although you can also choose other desert trips there. In the Agafay Desert, you can look forward to quad biking and camel riding, as well as a taste of Moroccan cuisine and an evening show.
The last day is once again reserved for the Souks and wandering through the city center. After all the hustle and bustle of this African city, go relax in Le Jardin Secret, where you can let your mind unwind. Adjust the schedule according to your departure time.
Get swept away by the atmosphere and taste some local specialties like Tagine and Couscous.
The perfect place to relax after days spent in hectic Marrakech. It's usually open every day from 9:30 AM to 7:30 PM, and entry costs 100 MAD.
Don't forget to be at the airport at least 2-3 hours before your flight.
During these three days, you will experience and taste everything essential that Marrakech has to offer and visit the famous Agafay Desert.
itinerary by Annette Schreiberova
A long weekend in Marrakech with a trip to the desert. Spend a day in the Agafay Desert, where you can enjoy quad biking and camel riding, taste Moroccan cuisine, and see an evening show. In Marrakech, wander through the souks—local markets that will captivate you with their atmosphere, unique goods, and local food. You'll also visit the famous Jemaa el-Fnaa square, where you'll encounter snake charmers.
Start at Jemaa el-Fnaa square, home to snake charmers and various street performers, then continue to the Koutoubia Mosque; while non-Muslims aren't allowed inside, the surrounding gardens and the atmosphere of this place are magical. Spend the rest of the day in the Souks—the local markets. If you love shopping, this is the place for you, and if not, you'll get swept away by the atmosphere, settle onto the rooftop of one of the restaurants, and sample the local flavors. Today's program depends on your arrival time.
You can exchange money at the airport (the rate is good) and grab a taxi outside the terminal, or I recommend the InDrive app, where you can haggle over the price. Cash payments only.
You'll find stalls with fresh orange juice, monkey trainers, snake charmers, and women offering henna tattoos here.
Entry is forbidden for non-Muslims, but there are gardens all around and the atmosphere of this place is magical.
Local markets, if you love shopping, this is the place for you, and if not, you'll get carried away by the atmosphere of the place, settle down on the rooftop of one of the restaurants, and sample the local flavors.
In the Agafay desert, you can look forward to quad biking and camel rides, a taste of Moroccan cuisine, and an evening show. It is a stone desert from which you can see the snow-capped peaks of the Atlas Mountains. I recommend booking a tour; a bus will pick you up from a specified meeting point and bring you back afterward.
I highly recommend this organized tour, which can be purchased here, for example, although you can also choose other desert trips there. In the Agafay Desert, you can look forward to quad biking and camel riding, as well as a taste of Moroccan cuisine and an evening show.
The last day is once again reserved for the Souks and wandering through the city center. After all the hustle and bustle of this African city, go relax in Le Jardin Secret, where you can let your mind unwind. Adjust the schedule according to your departure time.
Get swept away by the atmosphere and taste some local specialties like Tagine and Couscous.
The perfect place to relax after days spent in hectic Marrakech. It's usually open every day from 9:30 AM to 7:30 PM, and entry costs 100 MAD.
Don't forget to be at the airport at least 2-3 hours before your flight.
During these three days, you will experience and taste everything essential that Marrakech has to offer and visit the famous Agafay Desert.
A long weekend in Marrakech with a trip to the desert. Spend a day in the Agafay Desert, where you can enjoy quad biking and camel riding, taste Moroccan cuisine, and see an evening show. In Marrakech, wander through the souks—local markets that will captivate you with their atmosphere, unique goods, and local food. You'll also visit the famous Jemaa el-Fnaa square, where you'll encounter snake charmers.
Start at Jemaa el-Fnaa square, home to snake charmers and various street performers, then continue to the Koutoubia Mosque; while non-Muslims aren't allowed inside, the surrounding gardens and the atmosphere of this place are magical. Spend the rest of the day in the Souks—the local markets. If you love shopping, this is the place for you, and if not, you'll get swept away by the atmosphere, settle onto the rooftop of one of the restaurants, and sample the local flavors. Today's program depends on your arrival time.
You can exchange money at the airport (the rate is good) and grab a taxi outside the terminal, or I recommend the InDrive app, where you can haggle over the price. Cash payments only.
You'll find stalls with fresh orange juice, monkey trainers, snake charmers, and women offering henna tattoos here.
Entry is forbidden for non-Muslims, but there are gardens all around and the atmosphere of this place is magical.
Local markets, if you love shopping, this is the place for you, and if not, you'll get carried away by the atmosphere of the place, settle down on the rooftop of one of the restaurants, and sample the local flavors.
In the Agafay desert, you can look forward to quad biking and camel rides, a taste of Moroccan cuisine, and an evening show. It is a stone desert from which you can see the snow-capped peaks of the Atlas Mountains. I recommend booking a tour; a bus will pick you up from a specified meeting point and bring you back afterward.
I highly recommend this organized tour, which can be purchased here, for example, although you can also choose other desert trips there. In the Agafay Desert, you can look forward to quad biking and camel riding, as well as a taste of Moroccan cuisine and an evening show.
The last day is once again reserved for the Souks and wandering through the city center. After all the hustle and bustle of this African city, go relax in Le Jardin Secret, where you can let your mind unwind. Adjust the schedule according to your departure time.
Get swept away by the atmosphere and taste some local specialties like Tagine and Couscous.
The perfect place to relax after days spent in hectic Marrakech. It's usually open every day from 9:30 AM to 7:30 PM, and entry costs 100 MAD.
Don't forget to be at the airport at least 2-3 hours before your flight.
During these three days, you will experience and taste everything essential that Marrakech has to offer and visit the famous Agafay Desert.
