A guided exploration of the old city, known as the Medina, to discover the history of Marrakech through its most evocative and fascinating monuments: the Koutoubia Mosque and the gardens surrounding it, the tombs of the Saadian dynasty, Bahia Palace, the Medersa and the Souks.

Afterwards, transfer to the lively Gueliz district in the new city for a visit to the charismatic Majorelle Gardens and the museum dedicated to Yves Saint Laurent.

You may arrive in Marrakech with an empty suitcase, but you’ll leave with souvenirs of every kind – which don’t always reveal the true local craftsmanship!

An expert guide can lead you through the labyrinth of the Souks, showing you the most traditional and finest artisanal creations, such as genuine Berber carpets, characteristic ceramics, finely crafted brassware, original essences and the most typical spices.

You’ll also have the chance to discover outstanding tailor’s shops, the most dedicated leather and hide workshops, the studios of emerging artists and designers, and new locally inspired concept stores.

Lalla Takerkoust is an artificial lake, framed by the snow-capped peaks of the Atlas Mountains, built on the burial site of a marabout woman, in the ancient Berber region of Barrage Canagnac.

A poetic place, with a picturesque landscape and an unspoilt natural atmosphere, perfect to explore on foot and admire in quiet contemplation, before enjoying a delicious lunch on the shore at the excellent “Le Flouka” restaurant.

The Three Valleys tour begins with a visit to the Lalla Takerkoust dam, then continues towards the Berber village of Moulay Brahim, reaching the Plateau du Kik, rich in grain fields and olive groves and an exceptional panoramic viewpoint.

The journey then continues with a visit to the Asni Valley, nestled and protected by the surrounding mountains, perfectly preserved in its natural environment and home to a traditional souk held every Saturday.

Lastly, you move on to the Ourika Valley, crossed by the river of the same name, to admire its landscape and conclude the tour with a moment of relaxation and lunch.

The Ouzoud Waterfalls are around 110 metres high, spread over three levels, at an altitude of 1,060 metres in the Middle Atlas. They are a tourist site entirely reserved for pedestrians, set in the heart of a true nature reserve where olive, almond and fig trees dot the landscape and various species of monkeys and birds inhabit the area.

Here you’ll find several areas designated for swimming, along with small traditional Berber restaurants serving typical local specialities.

The Tin Mal Mosque, located in the High Atlas Mountains on the road to the Tizi n’Test pass, was built in 1156 to commemorate the founder of the Almohad dynasty, Mohamed Ibn Toumert. It is one of only two mosques in all of Morocco – together with the Hassan II Mosque in Casablanca – that are also open to non-Muslims.

Thanks to this, it is possible to visit every part of the mosque, following the meticulous restoration work carried out in the early 2000s, and admire the marvellous features of precious Almohad art.

Essaouira, formerly known as Mogador, is a historic 18th-century Portuguese town overlooking the ocean. Today it has become a hub for artists and surfers from all over the world and is renowned for its excellent cuisine based on fresh fish.

It is a fascinating place to explore, walking along the ancient seafront fortifications and through the old medina, which comes alive with traditional souks, painters’ studios and carpenters’ workshops showcasing typical cedar wood carvings, before stopping in one of the town’s restaurants to enjoy a delicious lunch of freshly caught fish.

On the shores of the Atlantic, the village of Oualidia sits in a captivating landscape, tucked into the inlets of a sheltered bay protected by a chain of small islands.

It is an extremely charming place, both for its setting and for its famous oysters. A walk through the oyster farms is a must here, where you can taste them along with other exquisite seafood specialities, followed by a gourmet tasting lunch at the restaurant L’Araignée Gourmande.