Choose your day excursion from Marrakech
Imlil Valley One Day
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Imlil Valley One Day
Imlil Valley is a small village located at 1740m above the sea level & far from Marrakech about 64km & 1h30 driving, Snowy Atlas offers a spectacle looks magical. <> Itinerary ::: 09.00 Depart from Marrakech by minibus/Land Rover into the valley of Ait Mizan (64 km from Marrakech) in the Toubkal Massif ) , the highest in North Africa (Toubkal 4167m). Departure : from Marrakech Time : 9H Duration : One Day |
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Ourika Valley One Day .
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Ourika Valley One Day .
Ourika Valley is famous for pottery to its minerals and crystals <> Itinerary ::: 09.00 Depart from Marrakech by minibus/Land Rover into the Ourika Valley ( 60km from Marrakech) Picturesque Berber villages cling to the mountainside. In summer, there is a cool contrast with the heat of Marrakech and in winter the summit panorama pitality & the stunning views of the Atlas Mountains |
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Ouzoud Waterfalls One Day.
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Ouzoud Waterfalls One Day.
The Ouzoude Waterfalls are at about 190 kilometres from Marrakech, Morocco, and are hidden away in the Atlas Mountains. The Ouzoude water falls freely from over 100 metres of altitude, and the waterfalls are surrounded by green, pretty vegetation. Around the area you can observe the old grain mills of the Berbers, some still in working order, and also families of Macaco monkeys playing and eating in the trees. The fall of water on the rocks causes a fog giving birth to a rainbow almost permanent. Departure : 9H. Return 18H 00 Price : Under request. Services: Including: transport from/to Marrakech, lunch, guide. |
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Ait Ben Haddou One Day.
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Ait Ben Haddou One Day.
Ait Benhaddou is the UNESCO site classified since 1987, along the way you will admire the Berber villages in the mountains of High Atlas village. 4km of rocky off-road along the salty valley of Ounila to get to Ait benhadou kasbah Departure : from Marrakech At 7:30 am passing by Tizi N'tichka pass 2260m then descent towards Ouarzazate, through the barren peaks of the Atlas and the arid regions of the pre-Sahara. Available :: All Year Departure : From your stay in Marrakech at 7h30 |
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Essaouira One Day.
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Essaouira One Day.
Essaouira is a city in the western Moroccan economic region of Marrakech -Tensift-Al Haouz, on the Atlantic coast. Since the 16th century, the city has also been known by its Portuguese name of Mogador or Mogadore. The Berber name means the wall, a reference to the fortress walls that originally enclosed the city. Departure : From Marrakech Availability : All Year |
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Day With Camels One Day.
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Day With Camels One Day.
Day excursions including lunch , camels and a guided walk from Marrakech 1 and a half hour drive will take to the heart of the High Atlas Mountains, the start poit of all treks & hiking. excursion through the berber villages, riding camels in moulay ibrahim, mint tea & lunch at the berber house , enjoying the beautiful views of the Mountains & typical berber villages & also the hospitality of friendship of the people. More walking after lunch, back to Marrakech on the end of the day. Departure at 9h00 – Return at 16h30. Price : Under request. Services: Including: transport from/to Marrakech, lunch, guide, camels Departures dates: Full the year |
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Tinmel Mosq One Day.
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Tinmel Mosq One Day.
Tin Mal is a small mountain village in the High Atlas 100 km from Marrakech, Morocco. It is considered the cradle of the Almohad empire, from where the Almohads started their military campaigns against the Almoravids in the early 12th century. Departure : from Marrakech Departure : fom Marrakech Time : 9h00 Duration : One day |
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Kik PlateauOne Day.
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Kik Plateau One Day.
Departure by 4x4 to the plateau through the kik lala takarkoust Dam only 20 minutes from Marrakech Takerkoust Dam (350 m long x 60 m high) and generous man-made lake along 7 km provides a very specific and accessible to all. Departure : from Marrakecg Time : 9H Duration : One day |
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Agafay desertA more workable option to the Sahara proper is to visit the Agafay desert, about an hour's drive from Marrakech. Settled by nomads from the Sahara in the 18th century, because it looked so much like their homeland. In the spring the landscape is covered with wheat, barley and flowers, but in the summer and autumn months it really does look like the desert with dunes and the added bonus of a view of the Atlas. Have lunch, tea or dinner with a Saharawi family in their village and get a real taste of desert life, or go on to Lake Takerkoust.
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