Red Pearl Tour

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Explore the Tour

Marrakech is one of Morocco’s most iconic cities. Located in the southwest of the country, it is often nicknamed the “Red City” because of the color of its terracotta buildings. Here are some key highlights of Marrakech:

The Medina: The historic heart of Marrakech, a UNESCO World Heritage site, is a labyrinth of narrow alleys home to lively souks, palaces, and mosques. The medina is the perfect place to discover local craftsmanship — carpets, jewelry, and pottery.
Jemaa el-Fna Square: One of Morocco’s most famous squares. It comes alive from morning until night with musicians, snake charmers, and food vendors. At night, the square transforms into a vast street food market.
The Majorelle Gardens: Created by the painter Jacques Majorelle and recently restored by the Yves Saint Laurent Foundation, these gardens are a haven of peace and vibrant color, with an impressive collection of exotic plants.
The Bahia Palace: A remarkable example of Moroccan architecture, this 19th-century palace is known for its magnificent gardens, mosaic-adorned rooms, and elegant inner courtyards.
The Saadian Tombs: Dating from the 16th century, these tombs are an important historical site, beautifully decorated and reflecting the wealth of the Saadian dynasty.
The Menara Gardens: Another iconic garden located to the west of the city, famous for its large basin and views of the Atlas Mountains.
Hammams and Riads: Marrakech is renowned for its traditional hammams and riads — guesthouses with inner courtyards and gardens that offer an authentic Moroccan experience.

Marrakech is a city that blends tradition and modernity, with a rich history and a vibrant culture.

Included/Excluded

6 days / 5 nights in selected 4-star hotels or similar, with breakfast and dinner included.
Hotel taxes
Transport from arrival to departure
Tour guide
Guided city tour

Flight tickets
Lunches
Drinks during meals
Tips for driver and guide
Entrance fees to monuments
Other services not mentioned

Tour Plan

1 Mohammed V Airport → Marrakech

Arrival at Casablanca Airport
Welcome and assistance by a tour guide
Check-in at your room — rest and relaxation at the hotel
Guided tour of the Medina — discover the colorful, lively souks
Dinner and overnight stay at Palm Menara Hotel or similar

2 Marrakech

Breakfast at the hotel
Guided visit of historical monuments:
Majorelle Garden: Explore this botanical garden full of vibrant colors, created by Jacques Majorelle and later renovated by Yves Saint Laurent (entrance optional)
Yves Saint Laurent Museum: Dedicated to the fashion designer, inaugurated in October 2017, it pays tribute to the profound influence Marrakech had on his career (entrance optional)
Bahia Palace: Visit this magnificent 19th-century palace with its lush gardens, elegant courtyards, and decorated rooms (entrance optional)
Lunch at a city restaurant (optional)
Saadian Tombs: Discover these royal 16th-century tombs decorated with magnificent mosaics (entrance optional)
Koutoubia Mosque: Admire the great mosque with its 77-meter minaret, the iconic symbol of Marrakech. Note that entry is reserved for Muslims, but you can admire it from outside
Menara Gardens: One of Marrakech's iconic sites, offering a lush green escape in contrast to the city's hustle and bustle
Return to the hotel — dinner and overnight stay at Palm Menara Hotel or similar

3 Ourika Valley Excursion & Sports Activities

Breakfast at the hotel
Departure for a day trip to the Ourika Valley, located in the Atlas Mountains, about an hour from Marrakech
Outdoor lunch and tasting of mint tea and traditional bread (optional)
Afternoon: light hike to the Setti Fatma Waterfalls
Enjoy magnificent landscapes and fresh mountain air
Romantic picnic near the waterfalls

Optional Sports Activities in Ourika Valley

Located about 30 km from Marrakech, the Ourika Valley is an excellent spot for outdoor sports. Available activities include:

Hiking — The Ourika Valley is renowned for its scenic trails. Explore the Atlas Mountains, walk along the Ourika River, or hike to the famous seven waterfalls of Setti Fatma.
Mountain Biking (MTB) — Cycling enthusiasts will love the trails around the valley. Rent a mountain bike and ride through scenic paths with views of Berber villages and lush valleys.
Rock Climbing — For thrill-seekers, the region offers several cliffs suited for climbing, with walls for beginners and experienced climbers alike.
Atlas Trekking — Longer multi-day treks are available for those wanting to spend several days in nature, offering spectacular landscapes.
Rafting & Canyoning — When water conditions allow, rafting or canyoning in the gorges and rivers of Ourika provides exciting adventures.
Outdoor Yoga & Meditation — Many yoga retreats are held in the valley, offering peaceful sessions in the heart of nature.
Mule or Horseback Rides — For a cultural experience, ride through the valley on mule or horseback, enjoying picturesque landscapes and small villages.

Return to Marrakech in the late afternoon
Guided tour of the Medina — discover the colorful, lively souks
Jemaa el-Fna: The nerve center of Marrakech, full of street performers, snake charmers, musicians, and food stalls
Marrakech Souks: Explore the souks around the square, offering handicrafts, spices, textiles, jewelry, and pottery. Don't miss the Spice Souk and the Fabric Souk
Evening: Dinner Show at Chez Ali — Enjoy a traditional music and dance performance while savoring a sumptuous meal (optional)
Dinner and overnight stay at Palm Menara Hotel or similar

4 Marrakech → Essaouira → Marrakech

Breakfast at the hotel
Departure for a day trip to Essaouira
Essaouira Medina: Start your day exploring the UNESCO World Heritage medina. Stroll through narrow streets lined with whitewashed houses with iconic blue doors, artisan shops, and cafés
Essaouira Port: Head to the historic port, a lively place where fishermen unload their catch. Browse stalls of fresh fish and see traditional wooden boats
Lunch at a city restaurant (optional)
Skala de la Ville: Walk along the fortified ramparts of the Skala de la Ville, with panoramic views of the Atlantic Ocean and 18th-century fortifications
Souks & Markets: Return to the medina to explore local souks — jewelry, carpets, pottery, and spices
Return to Marrakech at the end of the day
Dinner and overnight stay at Palm Menara Hotel or similar

5 Marrakech → Casablanca

Breakfast at the hotel — departure to Casablanca
City tour: Habous Quarter, Mohammed V Square
Lunch at a city restaurant (optional)
Visit of the Hassan II Mosque (optional)
Walk along the Ain Diab Corniche and visit Morocco Mall
Dinner and overnight stay at New Hotel or similar

6 Breakfast at the hotel — departure to Casablanca City tour: Habous Quarter, Mohammed V Square Lunch at a city restaurant (optional) Visit of the Hassan II Mosque (optional) Walk along the Ain Diab Corniche and visit Morocco Mall Dinner and overnight stay at New Hotel or similar