Marrakech is a former imperial city in western Morocco and a major economic centre with mosques, palaces and gardens. The medina is a densely populated medieval walled city dating back to the period of the Berber Empire, with labyrinthine passageways and bustling souks.

Embark on an adrenaline-pumping quad bike expedition through the Agafay Desert, conquering its undulating dunes while relishing the breathtaking vistas. Following your adventure, indulge in a sumptuous Moroccan feast within the cozy confines of a nomadic tent.Enjoy a camel ride and quad bike tour through the desert. Enjoy a traditional Dinner and stay with a local family. Discover local culture and traditions. Explore the ancient Berber villages and enjoy the beautiful landscape. Discover the Berber turns on the quads.

Immerse yourself in Berber culture and discover breathtaking landscapes on this day trip. After being picked up from your hotel in Marrakech, enjoy a drive through the most spectacular sites of the Atlas Mountains and be amazed by the colors of the rocks. Stop in Azrou, a small Berber village, and visit a women's cooperative producing argan oil. Take a short hike and admire the enchanting waterfalls and the surrounding valley. Later, visit the home of a local Berber family and enjoy a delicious traditional lunch. Feast on a delicious tagine or savory couscous served with homemade bread and fresh salad. After lunch, head to the Amizmiz Valley, where you will enjoy fresh mint tea and delicious cookies. Gain insight into local life and learn about traditions and culture while sipping Moroccan tea with your guide and a local family. Then, enjoy a scenic camel ride before heading to the Agafay Desert Pass. Stop at the Agafay Stone Dunes to admire the breathtaking sunset and sip a cup of mint tea. Enjoy some free time to relax or meditate before heading back to Marrakech.

The Ksar of Aït Ben Haddou (Tamazight: ⴰⵢⵜ ⵃⴰⴷⴷⵓ, Ath Benhadu) is a ksar or "fortified town" in Morocco located in the Ouarzazate Province in the Drâa-Tafilalet region.[1] It stretches along the Ounila River. Most of the town's residents live in the new village across the river, but a few families still live in the ksar. It was declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO in 1987, which describes it as follows.

Essaouira is a port and tourist city on the Atlantic coast of Morocco. Its medina (old town) is protected by walls facing the coast. These walls, designed by European engineers, are called Skala de la Kasbah. Ancient metal cannons guard the city.

Chefchaouen, or Chauen, is a city located in the Rif Mountains in northwestern Morocco. It is known for the spectacular blue buildings of different shades in its old town, as well as its steep cobbled streets lined with looms and leather shops.

Meknes Walili is an ancient Arab and Roman city located in the territory of present-day Morocco, about 20 km north of Meknes, at the foot of Mount Zerhoun, and 4 km from Moulay Idris, the holy city of Morocco.

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