Day Trips in Essaouira

We will leave the hustle of the city behind and go on a relaxing day tour to the sea side,a very worthwhile day-trip to the old port of Essaouira. Feared as a lair for pirates in days gone by, it is now one of the most charming towns in Morocco's Atlantic Coast.  ACTIVITY HIGHLIGHTS: - leave the hustle of the city behind and go on a relaxing day tour to the sea side. -  Stop to see goats on the Argan trees. -  Meet the locals at a traditional Argan oil co-operative, where the famous oil is extracted. -  Explore Essaouira's traditional port, and discover its long and interesting history. -  See the ramparts and the Old Town, full of medieval architecture.

With its fortified Medina, picturesque port, and cool Atlantic breeze, the seaside town of Essaouira is a popular day-trip destination for travelers based in Marrakech. With this convenient tour, save yourself the hassle of haggling with taxi drivers and prebook your transport in advance. Upon arrival in Essaouira, explore the city independently for the day before boarding the bus for the return leg.

Adventure seekers - this is the tour for you. Explore the rural sites of Marrakech's Palm Grove in a fun and fast-paced way - on a quad bike. You won't have to plan how to get there, as a guide will pick you up from your Marrakech accommodation. Ride past desert views and scenic palm groves. When you've worked up a thirst - you'll be treated to a delicious mint tea in a Berber village.

Ourika Valley is located in the foothills of the High Atlas mountains and less than an hour drive from Marrakech. This picturesque valley offers the typical scenery of the Atlas Mountains. We also providea visit to  the village of Setti Fatma Valley during this day tour from Marrakech. The attraction is beautiful scenery and walk on the seven waterfalls.

Set out from Marrakech to Essaouira on a full-day trip to a medieval city on the Atlantic Sea. Stroll past the cannons on the city ramparts and watch yachts and fishing boats navigate a bustling port. Follow narrow lanes and back alleys into the UNESCO-recognized medina, explore a once-thriving Jewish neighborhood and meet skilled local woodcarvers; linger on the city's broad sandy beaches and take in the sound of gnawa music in the vibrant caf es of Moulay El Hassan square.