Marrakech La Medina (Morocco) -

Discovery

Excursions desk

The Discovery Centre is an open window onto the local culture. Each Club Med Resort is a springboard for exploring the country's hidden treasures. The programme of excursions and the prices are given as an indication only. Prices can change during the season according to the current rate of the country. Excursions have to be paid on the premises with local currency. Subject to minimum number of participants being met. Minimum age required for some activities.

A different Marrakesh
Combined excursions - Marrakech La Médina null
Essaouira Formerly known as Mogador, one of the most captivating cities on the Atlantic coast. A white town with blue shutters, renowned for its artists and craftsmen, for its mosaics and its souks.
Kasbah of Telouet and Ouarzazate Crossing the High Atlas mountains via Morocco's high roads.

Visit to the Kasbah in Telouet, the favoured residence of the former pasha of Marrakesh. Moroccan lunch.

Cross the Berber valley of Ounila leading to the Ait Ben Haddou Ksar.

After the Reg, discover the Fint Oasis and the mint tea ceremony with the locals. Visit to the Kasbah in Taourirt.
Marrakesh souks Journey through the most famous souks in North Africa.

Visit to the Marrakesh tannery, various professions as they work: coppersmiths, blacksmiths

Visit to the Medersa Ben Youssef, the former Koranic school. Visit of the souvenir stalls.
Monuments of Marrakesh Horse and cart ride for a guided tour of the city's main monuments: the Saadian Tombs, the Dar Si Said museum and Bahia palace.

On the way back stop at a stall specializing in local crafts.
Moroccan dinner and show Dancers and musicians from all parts of Morocco come to entertain you during a sumptuous dinner (lamb on a spit and couscous) under Moroccan-style tents.

At the end, the riders passing by in dress of splendor which will give you a short glimpse into Arabic and Berber rides.
Ouarzazate and Aït Ben Haddou village
Upper Atlas
Valley of the Ourika Visit to the Majorele gardens, owned by Yves St Laurent. You will then head south to reach the northern foothills of the High Atlas.

Cross through Berber villages in the valley. Moroccan lunch in a restaurant.

Return to Marrakesh via the famous Menara basin.