Half-Day Sightseeing in Marrakech

Make the most out of your stay in the exotic city of Marrakesh and let your local driver show you around! Admire the most popular attractions from the comfort of your own private car without worrying about how to navigate through the confusing Medina. Your Welcomer will share the historical facts, the necessary information about the sights and, of course, his personal input in order to immerse you into the Maroccan lifestyle.

• Hotel pickup and dropoff from a professional English Speaking driver / Local Guide
• 100% Customisable & Private

What better place to start your journey than 1Koutoubia Mosque, the landmark of the city, which can be seen from afar due to its 77 meters tall sandstone Minaret. Even though non-Muslims are not allowed inside, its impressive architecture and aesthetic make it an emblematic tourist attraction. And if you are lucky enough, you may listen to the enchanting call for prayer. After that, you will have the opportunity to admire another masterpiece of Morrocan architecture, the 2Bahia Palace. Τhe 4Jardin Majorelle is a delightful spot for photographers as it consists of a labyrinth of crisscrossing alleyways, boldly-coloured buildings, exotic plants and flowers. Fashion enthusiasts can also visit the 5Yves Saint Laurent Museum which is located in the same property. 

No visit to the exotic city of Marrakesh is complete without visiting the main square  6Jemaa el-Fnaa, filled with musicians and dancers, fruit stalls, jugglers, water sellers and anything you can imagine. Ask your driver to let you explore the colorful 7Souks and walk through narrow alleys and curvy passageways. While you stroll through souks, you can smell spices and different herbs, touch leather goods and buy local handicrafts. You will almost find everything here from clothing and jewelry to pottery. It’s the perfect opportunity to buy souvenirs and presents for your loved ones. 

At the end of your sightseeing ride, your friendly Welcome Driver will drop you off at your accommodation. 

Editor’s Note 

- Make sure to try the local specialties such as tanjia, a slow-cooked meat dish, harira, a spiced vegetable soup, and chebakia, sesame and honey cookies. 

- Haggling over prices is a common practice when shopping in the souks; be prepared to engage in negotiations and move to different vendors to find what you want.