1- Day Trip To The Ex-Mogador Essaouira City

At 08:00 a.m. We start collecting the passengers involved in the journey from their hotels this would take about 30 minutes, then there are other 15 minutes to coordinate the buses for the Excursions so the departure would be at 8:45 am every day, except for those who will book the private Trip option, they will be taken directly to their destination.
As for those outside the geographical area specified by the company for Pickups, they can enter their residential address in Marrakech during booking and contact us to coordinate the date and price of transportation from their hotel, or they can come directly to the meeting point.

Discover the city of the wind and have a vision of Morocco other than Marrakech.
Sun, endless shades of blue, in the sky, but also on both sides in the city on the old doors, the dishes sold in the markets, a beach still little filled at the end of March, of beautiful little nooks and crannies, and a decor worthy of the best expectations of Morocco. Truly exotic, and certainly one of the most beautiful days in Morocco.

On the road, Travelers will have two main steps:
- Goats on argan trees: the argan tree is also nicknamed "the goat tree" because they love its fruits. They climb it with surprising ease, cling to the branches, settle there and taste its fruits. They eat only the pulp and discard the kernel which is then collected by the inhabitants to make oil for their use.

- Female cooperative for the extraction of argan oil: The cooperative exclusively employs women to work the nuts. These cooperatives are quite numerous between Essaouira and Marrakech. This makes it possible to provide women with paid work and thus obtain a certain autonomy. About 2000 women work in these cooperatives.

By the time travellers arrive in Essaouira, they will have approximately 5 hours of free time. They can start by visiting the old medina of Essaouira.
The city of Essaouira has a strong tourist potential, thanks in particular to its natural, historical, and cultural assets, thus becoming a major tourist destination.
Its medina, listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 2001.
The maze of alleys divides the districts and the various souks. Quite organized despite everything, the souk offers all types of products. Clothing is mixed with spices, necklaces, bracelets, and other items followed by olives and other fruits and vegetables.

There are many restaurants here where the fresh catch of the morning is cooked for lunch or dinner. Many other typical dishes are also offered and it is good to stop on a terrace, in the refreshing shade of the trees.

The Medina has a large number of gates, located in the city medina. These doors are influenced by two different types of styles. The Cherifian style, reminiscent of the fortifications of Marrakech, features rounded doors, while the European style features pedimented doors and fluted columns.

Tourists can also relax on deckchairs at the beach, have a drink, or taste Moroccan specialities while soaking up the sun.
The golden sand caressed by the swell makes Essaouira beach one of the most beautiful in Morocco. They will admire the arabesques of the kitesurf sails in the blue sky, as well as the surfers who cut the waves and cross each other in a well-oiled ballet.
For the more athletic, it is possible to take lessons or simply rent equipment.
Return around 4:00 p.m. from Essaouira.