Jantar ao pôr do sol no deserto de Agafay

Private Middle Atlas tour of Ouzoud Falls and Imin Ifri with lunch

You'll spend this full‑day tour roaming the Middle Atlas, the mountain region just beyond Marrakech, visiting Ouzoud Falls, Berber villages and the natural bridge of Imin Ifri. After leaving Marrakech, you'll settle in for the drive as the scenery shifts from city bustle to mountain greenery. You'll also stop at Boughlou, where pottery lines the roadside and craftsmen shape clay in the sun. Hassan, one of our local expert guides, says, “The waterfalls wow everyone, but it's meeting the potters and seeing these little mountain corners most travellers miss that really sticks with people.” When you reach the Ouzoud Falls, you'll see why they're considered one of Morocco's most photogenic spots. The falls plunge more than 100 metres into a misty gorge, sending up a spray that hangs in the air. You'll have free time to wander the paths, capture the rainbow that regularly forms in the mist and look out for Barbary apes relaxing in the trees. Lunch is served in a local restaurant nearby, where you can try dishes like fine‑grain couscous drizzled with olive oil and topped with toasted almonds. The route then leads to Imin Ifri, a natural bridge carved over centuries by a slow‑moving river. Here, your guide shares the local folklore – a romantic Berber tale of two lovers said to have reached across the gorge and turned to stone. There's time to take photos, browse local crafts and soak up the scenery. After that, you'll begin the return to Marrakech, rolling back into the city in the early evening.

Passeio de bicicleta de 2 dias pela Medina de Marraquexe, pelo deserto de Agafay e pelo açafrão de Ourika

Explore a Medina de Marraquexe de bicicleta, passe uma noite no deserto de Agafay e visite a propriedade de açafrão do Vale de Ourika numa visita guiada de 2 dias.

Experiência de beleza marroquina, cerimónia do chá e óleo de argão no Medina Mall

Mergulhe na cultura marroquina com uma cerimónia tradicional do chá, a extração de óleo de argão e a preparação de henna. Reserve já para uma experiência inesquecível!

Oficina de cerâmica e joalharia tradicional marroquina autêntica

Mergulhe na cultura marroquina com um workshop de chá, pintura em cerâmica e criação de joalharia. Dê asas à sua criatividade nesta visita guiada.

Oficina local de tecelagem tradicional de tapetes marroquinos

Mergulhe na cultura marroquina com um autêntico workshop de tecelagem de tapetes berberes. Crie hoje a sua própria obra-prima!

Workshop de culinária marroquina autêntica no Medina Mall

Mergulhe na cozinha marroquina com uma cerimónia tradicional do chá, um workshop de culinária e uma degustação de azeite. Reserve já para uma aventura culinária inesquecível!

Experiência autêntica da cerimónia marroquina do chá e do café no Medina Mall

Mergulhe nos costumes marroquinos com um workshop sobre chá e café. Aprenda as técnicas tradicionais de preparação e a história destas bebidas icónicas.

Private High Atlas Mountains and Ait Benhaddou Kasbah 4x4 dventure

You're in for a real treat on this private 4x4 tour that shows off the very best of the High Atlas Mountains. You'll start by winding your way through tiny Berber villages and mountain scenery, stopping in Taddart for a quick break before climbing higher into the peaks. There's also a stop at Tizi n'Tichka, where the views stretch across the valley. Hassan, one of our local guides, says, “from up here you can trace the old caravan route that helped shape Marrakech. It's a reminder of why these landscapes are so unique to Morocco – you won't find anything like them in Europe.” From there, you'll carry on towards the village of Ait Benhaddou, a UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of Morocco's most iconic kasbahs. Before exploring, you'll tuck into lunch right in front of the fortress, with views you might recognise from films like Gladiator and Lawrence of Arabia. After eating, your guide will lead you through the maze of earthen alleys, sharing stories of the families who once lived there – and the ones who still do. It's very much a living village, and your entrance fee helps to support the small community that continues to call Ait Benhaddou home. If you're up for it, you can even walk all the way to the top for desert views over the plains. Once you've soaked up the atmosphere, it's time to head back towards Marrakech, retracing the mountain pass and enjoying the scenery from a fresh angle. By the time you're dropped back at your hotel, you'll have had a day packed with off-road adventure, kasbah exploring and big Atlas-range panoramas.

Private full-day tour of Essaouira with a local guide and lunch

Arriving in the port city of Essaouira feels like taking a deep breath by the Atlantic. Inside its stone walls, life moves at a calm, relaxed pace. You hear gulls above you, see fishing boats moving gently in the harbour and listen to craftsmen working behind wooden doors. As local guide Youssef likes to say, “Essaouira has a rhythm of its own — once you feel it, you slow down without even noticing.” This is a place shaped by the sea, trade and creativity, where it's easy to lose track of time wandering streets that have barely changed in decades.With your local guide leading the way, you'll get to know the city beyond first impressions. You'll visit the busy port, the municipal market, the jewellers' quarter and the artisanal centre – each place helping you understand a different part of Essaouira's background. Your guide will share more insights along the way, bringing the medina's past and present to life.After lunch at a fish restaurant in the medina, the afternoon is yours to enjoy. You can browse small art galleries, watch artisans carving local thuya wood, or stop for a glass of mint tea at an argan cooperative, where you'll learn how the oil is made and how your visit supports local women and their families. By the time you leave, Essaouira won't feel just a destination you've seen, but a place you've genuinely spent time in.

Private guided city tour of Marrakesh with lunch

This tour of Marrakesh is designed to make sure you see as many of its major landmarks as the possible in just one day. You'll be picked up at your hotel, then it's off to the first stop, Koutoubia. This mosque is one of the biggest and prettiest Islamic temples in the western world. From here, you'll make your way to Bahia Palace, a 19th-century landmark that's known for its two acres of finely preened gardens and colourful tilework.Next up is Marrakesh's medina, AKA the heart of the city. This mish-mash of markets – known locally as souks – has bagged UNESCO World Heritage Site status. You'll kick things off here with a visit to the artisan quarter, which includes a stop at a Berber pharmacy where you'll learn all about some of Morocco's natural herbs and oils. You'll have lunch somewhere in the medina, as well, before carrying on around the medina. There's an optional shopping stop here, too, if you want to stock up on souvenirs.Last but not least, you'll head over to Jemaa el Fna, a city plaza that's so impressive UNESCO has given it their seal of approval since 2001. You'll stop at a café for a drink and a pastry before checking out the public square and its lively atmosphere – it's a hub of street performers, musicians and market stalls.