The Hammam is an incredibly important part of Moroccan culture and life. Men, women and children visit their local Hammam at least once a week,and spend two or three hours there (sometimes even longer!!), catching up on gossip with their friends and following the long rituals for cleansing their bodies until their skin glows.

Achieve maximum relaxation with a tantalizing Moroccan spa package. Experience an authentic hammam (steam bath) complete with an invigorating body scrub and a massage with essential oils

The Bike tours are ecologic and is one of the best ways to explore the Agadir Promenade and Marina. The Eco bike is very easy and fun to drive . You will have 1 hour of joy and amusement. Your guide will pick you up from your hotel and gives a 10 minutes introduction so you get grip on your three-wheeled, electric, self-balancing vehicle.

Your Agadir horse riding will start with a hotel pick up and drive you some 15-20 km north of Agadir town where the stable is located. You may feel a little bit lost when the car leaves the main road and bumps off into a dusty road and crossing a creek, but then you will arrive at the Moroccan stable hidden between trees . The stable is very well kept and all the horses are well taken care of and are very friendly. The ride takes you through a tiny village up on a plateau overlooking the sea.

Visit the weekly market in Tafraout, travel through the Anti-Atlas’s Ameln Valley and stop for lunch before admiring the almond groves and the panoramic views from Kerdous Peak and the berber villages with contrast colours.

Fantasia is a traditional exhibition of horsemanship. Seated in Caidal tents you’ll experience delicious Moroccan specialities while being entertained by the lively Gnaouas, acrobats, snake charmer, exotic belly dancer, fire eaters and for the finale – superb tribal warrior display of Arab stallions and horsemanship

Departure from your hotel in Agadir at 0700h (07:00am). You will travel in a four-wheel drive vehicle accompanied by an English-speaking driver.

Visit Paradise Valley, one of the most beautiful natural places in occidental high Atlas part in Morocco, crossing berber villages and learn about the local Berber culture and enjoy a traditional Moroccan lunch meal.

Take a ride on a donkey through the picturesque countryside and be peaceful with nature.

Back to your hotel in the evening.

Visit Taroudant, secret hideaway to some of the jet set and royalty, known as ‘Little Marrakech.’ Travel through the fertile Souss Valley to the former rebel stronghold. Taroudant has a rich history and tradition that speaks for itself and gathers tourists from all round the world. Its red ramparts surrounding exotic gardens and tiny souks give the visitor a taste of the pace of Moroccan city life.

Experience the thrills of riding a buggy through Berber rural areas and pre-Saharan terrain. Discover the spectacular Sidi Toual beach and complete this experience with a delicious Berber-style meal.

Explore the Ouzoud waterfalls in the Middle Atlas Mountains on a full-day sightseeing tour from Marrakech. Spot some wildlife, enjoy panoramic views over the gorge and have lunch on one of the terraces overlooking the falls.

The cascades are located in the Middle Atlas Mountains about 170 km from Marrakech. They are the highest and most beautiful cascades from Morroco. The decay reaches just over 110 meters. They provide a beautiful picture with the sound of falling water. In the spring, when the cascades significantly increase by the melting water from the High Atlas, these waterfalls are the most spectacular.

You first view the falls from above and enjoy the panorama over the gorge. Then you walk down along the path under the shade of olive trees. There might be a chance to spot some wild barbary apes and birds. The gorge below the fall is an endless series of pools in the limestone rocks which are ideal for swimming.

You can have lunch in one of the small terraced restaurants at the edge of the cascades.

On the way back to Marrakech we stop at Imi Ifri, a natural bridge over a gorge which was formed 1.8 million years ago. Through a zigzag path you can walk to the bottom of the gorge where the river flows.

Explore the medieval city Essaouira with its picturesque harbor, the UNESCO protected medina, city walls which gives nice views over the Atlantic Ocean, its sandy beaches and taste the fresh fish in one of the local restaurants.

A 3 hours drive from Marrakech takes you to the medieval looking town Essaouira, formaly known as Mogador. The authentic medina is listed on the UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Before arriving in Essaouira we stop for a nice view over the white city and the Atlantic Ocean. A first visit is the pitoresque harbour where in the morning fishing boats unload their catch of the day and where the fish is sold by bid. There is still a small wharf where wooden boats are build. A walk on the Sqala with its bronze cannons rewards you with magnificant views over the harbour and Mogador Island. The walk continues over the city walls where you get an overview of the Medina with its narrow streets and white houses with blue shutters. The Medina is home to numerous art galleries, handicraft shops, work shops where carpenters make the finest objects from the thuja wood, souks of spices, silver and precious stones. Also worth a visit is the Mellah which is the Jewish Quarter in the northern part of the town and the museum Sidi Mohammed Ben Abdallah which holds a collection of old crafts, weapons, jewelry, musical instruments, carpets and beautiful silk costumes. Taste the fresh grilled seafood in one of the local restaurants at the port or the medina and have a walk on the beach or a camel ride before heading back to Marrakech.

Explore the Ourika Valley in the High Atlas Mountains on a full-day sightseeing tour from Marrakech. See fertile gardens of the River. Visit traditional berber villages and visit one of the seven waterfalls.

About 30 km from Marrakech starts the magnificant green Ourika valley leading to the High Atlas mountains. It’s an ideal place to enjoy tranquillity , the freshness of the Ourika river with a number of little waterfalls and to admire the little berber villages which are build against the red mountains. The winding road ends at the village of Setti Fatma at an altidud of 1700 meters from where different trails starts to the famous waterfalls. The climb to the first waterfall is fairly easy and at that point you have already a facinating view over the valley and the mountains of Yaghour. The trail to the other seven waterfalls is more difficult. There is a possibility to hire a local guide who will bring you to the waterfalls.

For lunch we stop in the village Arhbalou where there is a choice of nice restaurants next to the river.

If you visit the Ourika valley on Monday you can also visit the market at Tnine Douar de l’Ourika where berbers from the mountain villages sell and buy their local products and handicrafts, such as lanterns, carved furniture and colored glass. During summer you will enjoy the pleasant coolness of the valley, during winter there might be snow at the highest parts.

Visit one of the highest located villages of the High Atlas Mountains on a full-day sightseeing tour from Marrakech. Admire the Toubkal and the surrounding mountains in the national park and traditional berber villages.

Imlil is a small village in the High Atlas Mountains at a level of 1.740 meters. It is close to the highest mountain of Morroco : Jebel Toubkal (4.167 m). To reach Imlil we pass through the village of Tahanaout and the Gorges of Moulay Brahmim by a winding road dotted with small berber villages and terraced fields. We drive through Asni where on Saturday there is a traditional rural market which is worth to stop. We travel further through the Toubkal Massif, a national park, full of steep peaks and deep valleys. We will explore the village of Imlil and have a walk of 20 minutes to a restaurant where you can admire the Toubkal and surrounding mountains. There is also the possibility to go by mule instead of the walk. We take also some time to stop at a waterfall before heading back to Marrakech