Marrakech Camel Safari

Agafay desert private sunset camel ride from Marrakech

Book your Agafay desert private sunset camel ride from Marrakech to smile as you find camels waiting for you to meet them, dress as a Berber Tuareg with a djellaba and a turban, plus indulge in a Moroccan Berber tea at Haima.

3-Hour monuments & souks walking tour in Marrakech

Take part to this 3-Hour monuments & souks walking tour in Marrakech with Musement. Explore the local streets of the old Medina and souks and discover Koutoubia, one of the largest mosques of the western Muslim world.

Essaouira day trip with optional guide from Marrakesh

Buy your ticket for a fantastic Essaouira full day trip from Marrakech with Musement and wander through the old streets of Essaouira.

Ourika Valley Atlas Mountains from Marrakech with guide

Book your Ourika Valley Atlas Mountains from Marrakech with a guide to see olive groves, local Berber villages such as Tnine, and setti fadma. Marvel at the waterfalls.

Half-day quad bike adventure in the Agafay desert from Marrakech

Book your quad bike adventure in the Agafay desert from Marrakech. Enjoy one hour of driving on honey sand including a tea break and photo stop.

Marrakech full-day guided city highlights tour

Take part in this full-day guided tour in Marrakech and wander in the fascinating maze of streets of the Medina.

Agafay desert, Atlas Mountains and camel ride trip from Marrakech

On this private day trip from Marrakech, you will enjoy a unique experience including the Agafay desert, the Atlas mountains and a camel ride.

Palmeraie camel ride from Marrakech with tea break

Book your Palmeraie camel ride from Marrakech with tea break to make the most of a one and a half-hour camel ride with a stop to drink tea. See the Palm-groves, local villages of the Palmerie, and feel safe with a camel guide with you throughout.

High Atlas Mountains 4x4 Tour with Lunch in Berber Village

If adventure and remote mountain villages are your thing, then this 4x4 ride into the High Atlas Mountains ticks all the boxes. You'll head into the rugged terrain just a short drive from Marrakech and discover typical Berber villages. Yasmine, one of our expert local guides, says, ‘My family owns a large olive grove in the Asni valley. It used to be enough to support my extended family, but due to lack of rain the harvests got smaller and smaller until we had to move to Marrakech. Now, I'm a tour guide, and I'm proud to show guests around the Berber villages I know so well.'Hop into an air-conditioned 4x4 and start your journey into the High Atlas Mountains. Swap city streets for palm-lined valleys, rose gardens and scented fruit trees as we head out into the wilderness. Photographers will love the widescreen mountain panoramas, and you'll have the chance to see local pottery being made in the traditional way, and buy some items if you like.We'll stop for a break to sip on a mint tea and try fresh local bread in a typical Berber house, before enjoying some free time to explore the village. Next, we'll take the scenic route through rust-coloured mountains and into the Asni valley, where we'll break for a traditional lunch of local specialities. Jasmine says, ‘I like to check that local olive oil is always served with lunch, and I love to see our guests enjoy it.' You'll round off your 4x4 adventure with a stop at the Tahanaout gorges on the return trip.

Ouzoud Waterfalls Tour with Imi-n-Ifri and Local Lunch

The Ouzoud Falls are one of the top sights in Morocco and easily visited from Marrakech. You'll head into the Middle Atlas Mountains to see North Africa's highest waterfalls as well as a natural travertine bridge. Hamza, one of our expert local guides, says, ‘I've been guiding this excursion for many years, but I still love seeing the falls. They drop 110m down craggy red cliffs, and there are various places to view the cascading water, from above and below. Ouzoud means “olive” in the Berber language, and the falls are named after the ancient olive trees that thrive around this valley.'You'll cross palm groves, pass by typical Berber villages and weave through mountain passes en route to Ouzoud. Reaching the falls, you'll have plenty of time to take photos and marvel at the succession of tiered cascades. There's a permanent rainbow created by the mist thrown up from the natural power of the water, which is at peak flow during the spring.Your guide will point out the best viewpoints, and with luck you might even spot the Barbary apes that call this dazzling place home. Hamza says, ‘Many people think of Morocco as arid. Yet the Ouzoud Falls and the green surroundings bring a sense of vitality and life-force to the landscape.' After your visit, it's time to relax over a meal in a Berber restaurant where you'll tuck into a freshly-prepared local lunch including a typical dish of the region. And there's a photo stop at the nearby Imi-n-Ifri natural bridge on the way back to Marrakech.