
Escape to the city of Marrakech.
Marrakech · Agafay · foothills of the Atlas
If you are after a city full of life, culture and contrasts, Marrakech should be on your radar. Its labyrinthine markets, palaces, gardens and unique atmosphere make the «Red City» one of the most fascinating places in Morocco.
We propose an escape that combines Marrakech with Agafay, the desert area closest to the city.
On one hand, you will discover Marrakech and its famous Jemaa el-Fna square, traditional souks, historic palaces, gardens and craft workshops.
On the other, you will live the Agafay experience — the «Marrakech desert» at the foothills of the Atlas. Although it does not feature large sand dunes, it offers an arid and spectacular setting ideal for a night under the stars away from the city buzz.
Scenes you'll recognise from this trip.
A visual selection of the most memorable corners of the destination — so you start travelling in your head before you set off.

UNESCO oral heritage: snake charmers and storytellers at nightfall.

Wool, brass, leather and spices: 18 specialised souks in the medina.

The cobalt blue Yves Saint Laurent rescued from oblivion.

Lunar landscape 40 km from the city — night at a camp at the foot of the Atlas.
Let's design your escape together.
Every escape is fully tailor-made. Tell us how many days you have, your dates and what you'd like to discover — we will send you a detailed programme within 24-48 h.
From a short escape to the grand journey.
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A circular route to discover southern Morocco in depth, leaving from and returning to the red city.
Tell us about your dream trip.
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