Makers, Mountains & Markets

Marrakech has long inspired artists and designers, and today explores that creative legacy.
Wander through the serene blue oasis of Jardin Majorelle, where exotic plants and cobalt walls create one of the most iconic gardens in the world. Nearby, the Yves Saint Laurent Museum celebrates the designer whose love affair with Morocco shaped global fashion.

Later, explore the city’s vibrant artisan culture, hidden workshops, designers, and traditional souks where craftsmanship continues much as it has for centuries.

Experience Marrakech from a different perspective as you glide through the city in a vintage sidecar, weaving between historic medina streets, palm groves, and hidden neighborhoods.

The ride reveals unexpected corners of the city—quiet riads, lively squares, and panoramic viewpoints where Marrakech unfolds in layers of terracotta and green. The evening offers the opportunity to dive deeper into Moroccan cuisine, where fragrant spices, slow-simmered tagines, and freshly baked bread reflect centuries of culinary tradition.

Today invites a slower rhythm. Spend the morning indulging in one of Morocco’s most beloved rituals, a traditional hammam experience designed to restore and renew. Warm steam, fragrant oils, and centuries-old wellness traditions create a moment of deep relaxation.In the evening, enjoy an elegant Moroccan dinner accompanied by an unforgettable equestrian performance celebrating the beauty and power of Arabian horses.

Leaving the city behind, today’s journey travels into the Ourika Valley, where the foothills of the Atlas Mountains reveal a different side of Morocco. Terraced hillsides, flowing rivers, and traditional Berber villages create a landscape shaped by centuries of mountain life. Here you’ll experience the warmth of Berber hospitality, sharing tea and a traditional meal while learning about daily life in the valley. The surrounding scenery invites exploration, from winding village paths to the nearby waterfalls that cascade through the mountains.

Just beyond the city lies the Agafay Desert, where vast stone landscapes stretch toward the horizon. A camel ride carries you slowly across the desert terrain as the light softens and the sky begins its evening transformation. As the sun sets, the desert grows quiet—an almost meditative stillness. Dinner is served beneath the open sky in a beautifully arranged desert camp, where flickering lanterns and traditional Moroccan dishes create an unforgettable atmosphere.

Back in Marrakech, the day explores another layer of the city’s history.

Wander through the historic Mellah, once the center of Jewish life in Marrakech, where architecture and stories reveal an important part of the city’s cultural heritage. Later, discover Morocco through the lens of its photographers at the Photography Museum, where archival images capture daily life, traditions, and landscapes across generations.

Your final morning in Marrakech begins with a relaxed breakfast and time to reflect on the experiences of the past week. From vibrant souks and peaceful gardens to desert sunsets and mountain villages, Morocco reveals itself slowly, and lingers long after the journey ends.

Private transfers take guests to the airport for international departures.