Welcome to Morocco!

Upon arrival at Marrakech Airport, proceed through immigration formalities. Then collect your baggage and meet our local representative outside the customs exit gate who will hold a signboard with your name and our logo. After a VIP meet and assist, transfer by private coach to your hotel where you’ll have an opportunity to fulfill and relax.

Fascinating, lively Morocco is a traveler’s gateway between Europe and Africa. Its cities are bursts of color and activity, while the striking landscapes of mountains and deserts invite passionate exploring. There’s deep history throughout the country and an authenticity that the encroaching world has not yet shaken loose. In Marrakech, you’ll hear the call to prayer echoing through the narrow lanes on your way to explore a mosque, museum, minaret, or bustling souk. You’ll pass musicians, fortune tellers, acrobats, and more, soaking up the magic of this pulsating ancient capital.

ENTRY / EXIT REQUIREMENTS FOR U.S. CITIZENS: US passport holders require a passport valid for at least six months from the date of entry to Morocco.

■ Kenzi Rose Garden Planted in the middle of century-old palm trees, the Kenzi Rose Garden offers 384 rooms including 10 suites and 10 rooms for guests with reduced mobility. This Marrakesh hotel features numerous in-room amenities which include flat-screen TVs with cable channels, Wi-Fi as well as air conditioning. Additionally, the hotel also features 3 restaurants and 2 bars.

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After breakfast at the hotel, kick off the first full day in Marrakech with a guided tour of the streets of Marrakech, including the famous Koutoubia, the Royal Palace, Dar El Bacha, and the Mellah or the Jewish Quarter.

We will also visit the Dar Si Said Museum and the Bahia Palace, one of the masterpieces of Moroccan architecture. Then visit Medina, with its old markets - the souks, which sell gold, silver, furniture, silks, tapestries, handicrafts, and all the spices that invade our senses.
Finally, in the heart of the city, we enter the famous Djamae El Fná Square, a place where everything happens at any time of the day or night.
At nightfall, the square fills with musicians, magicians, healers, snake charmers, storytellers, jugglers, dentists, animal taming, etc., offering the visitor a unique show. Return to hotel, and overnight.

■ Meals included- B/L Breakfast at your hotel, Lunch at a local restaurant

■ Marrakesh Marrakesh, one of the former imperial cities of Morocco and a major economic center is home to mosques, palaces and gardens. Visiting Marrakesh provides one the opportunity to explore an ancient city that embraces modernity.The city was founded in 1070-72 and has several impressive monuments dating from this period: such as the Koutoubiya Mosque, the Kasbah, the battlements, monumental doors, gardens, etc. A symbol of the city, and visible for miles, is the most famous Moorish minaret from the 12th-century 'Koutoubia Mosque'. The medina in Marrakesh is one which is densely packed, a walled medieval city dating to the Berber Empire, with maze like alleys where thriving souks (marketplaces) sell traditional textiles, pottery and jewelry.

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After breakfast, you will have free time at leisure for shopping and buying souvenirs.

Then start the tour of the Majorelle Garden, Yves Saint Laurent & La Menara Gardens-a Park of about 100 hectares, full of the most varied tree species, in the center of which stands a huge water reservoir - a hydraulic system designed to collect water from the thaw of the Atlas. Already in the days of the Almohad dynasty (12th century), the gardens were destined for the romantic meetings of the sultans of Marrakech.

■ Meals included- B/D Breakfast at your hotel, Dinner at a local restaurant

■ Jardin Majorelle The Jardin Majorelle, which extends over 9,000 m², is one of the most enchanting and mysterious gardens in Morocco. Created over the course of forty years, it is enclosed by outer walls, and consists of a labyrinth of crisscrossing alleyways on different levels and boldly colored buildings that blend both Art Deco and Moorish influences. The French painter Jacques Majorelle conceived of this large and luxuriant garden as a sanctuary and botanical ‘laboratory’. In 1922, he began planting it with exotic botanical specimens from the far corners of the world.

In 1980, Yves Saint Laurent and Pierre Bergé, who first arrived in Morocco in 1966, purchased the Jardin Majorelle to save it from destruction at the hands of hotel developers. The new owners decided to live in Jacques Majorelle’s villa, which they renamed the Villa Oasis.

“For many years, the Jardin Majorelle has provided me with an endless source of inspiration, and I have often dreamt of its unique colors.”

Yves Saint Laurent

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After breakfast, the first stop on today's journey will be a local Berber home where you will enjoy a tajine cooking class. This will not be your typical and luxury cooking class you will be introduced to your local host who will be guiding you throughout the process using simple utensils and fresh ingredients. You will help your Chef and learn the most famous dish in the country as well as the Tafarnout bread which is baked in a clay oven.

After lunch, you will walk around the village to explore the Atlas Mountains and then head back to your hotel where you will have the balance of the day at leisure.

Dinner tonight will be at a local restaurant.

■ Meals included- B/L/D Breakfast at your hotel, Lunch at Berber village, Dinner at a local restaurant

■ Day with Berber - Atlas Mountain

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After Breakfast at the hotel, it's time for a Hammam Experience.

Get ready for a traditional bath (30min) that includes a traditional black soap wrap with essential oils, an exfoliating scrub with a horsehair glove, a purifying and moisturizing treatment for hands and feet based on oriental lemon extract, caster sugar, and paraffin oil, soap, and shampoo. Then, time for a MASSAGE experience (30min). 4 options to choose from in a quiet room, music in the shower, and soft lighting.

Have lunch at a local restaurant before heading to the rocky bohemian desert of Agafay and enjoy a camel ride.

The rest of the late afternoon and evening are at leisure. dinner will be in the camp around the campfire and some local music before heading back to your hotel.

■ Meals included- B/L/D Breakfast at your hotel, Lunch at a local restaurant, Dinner at Agafay desert camp

■ Traditional Hammam Get ready for a traditional bath (30min) that includes a traditional black soap wrap with essential oils, an exfoliating scrub with a horsehair glove, a purifying and moisturizing treatment for hands and feet based on oriental lemon extract, caster sugar, and paraffin oil, soap, and shampoo. Then, time for a MASSAGE experience (30min). 4 options to choose from in a quiet room, music in the shower, and soft lighting.

■  Agafay Desert and Dinner This evening a 35-minute drive to Agafay Desert that has a micro-climate with conditions similar to the Sahara. Here you will enjoy breathtaking panoramic views over the Atlas Mountains. Discovery and explore the Agafay desert, which is a mineral desert and not with dunes.
You will enjoy camel riding before reaching the tents for an excellent calm dinner under the stars.

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After breakfast at your hotel spend the day at leisure until it is time to check out. Transfer to the Airport for your international flight home, carrying fond memories of your trip back with you. We recommend checking in for your international flight at least 3 hours prior to departure time.

■ Meals included- B Breakfast at your hotel