Don’t miss out on this voyage back in time. Wander through the bazaar where the flow of traditional robed crowds will enchant you. You’ll see the minaret of the Koutoubia Mosque (sister of Seville’s famous tower the Giralda). Experience the greatest show on earth in Jmaa el-Fna Square: jugglers, snake-charmers, magicians and wizards, story-tellers, acrobats and boxers . . . Shop and bargain in the bazaar. Listen to the hum of the looms, immerse yourself in the human sea and lose yourself in the maze of narrow streets under the seemingly endless domes. Get to know a way of life totally different from your own and experience the wonderful hospitality of the capital of southern Morocco!

STARTING DATES OF THE TOUR:
- every day from the airport of Marrakech.

FINAL PRICE PER PERSON IN DOUBLE ROOM:
195 Euros with bed and breakfast (minimum of 4 persons).
295 Euros with bed and breakfast (minimum of 2 persons).

THE PRICE INCLUDES:
- Private tansportation for the entire itinierary.
- 1 night in Essaouira - "Riad Al Khansaa" with breakfast.
- 2 nights in Marrakech - "Riad Elias" with breakfast.
- Local taxes of the hotel included.
- Local guides for the visits to Marrakech and Essaouira
- Entrance fees: Palacio Bahia and Tumbas Saadies in Marrakech.

THE PRICE DOES NOT INCLUDE:
- Insurance cancellation fees, however this is available for purchase.
- Tips.

ACCOMMODATION IN A "RIAD"
The riad is the best way to live the spirit of the Moroccan culture and its medinas, typically near the souks without abandoning them to the comfort and charm. The riad is a traditional accommodation. Riads are some large houses located mainly in the medina, the rooms are usually arranged around a courtyard with fountain and decorated with mosaics. On the ground floor there is normally a big Moroccan lounge where to receive the guests. The rooms tend to have large windows made of wrought iron or carved wood. The riads have been bought and restored in the past by the Europeans after living decades of neglect, now open to welcome you and to offer all the luxury and charm of Moroccan hospitality. They vary in price depending on the comfort and quality of services offered. Some of them have also "hammam" and Moroccan eateries. They usually have few rooms, so they are the ideal place to spend some time with family or in small groups of friends, since it is difficult to find more than 10 rooms and most of them have between six and eight rooms.