Fairmont Royal Palm Marrakech

Set in 6 hectares of landscaped grounds Selman is a luxurious family owned and managed hotel. With a relaxed and laid back ambiance, this hotel would suit both couples and families seeking a restful and tranquil stay.

Nestled in 40 acres of beautiful Moorish gardens, the Four Seasons Marrakech provides a luxurious retreat for even the most discerning guests. This elegant hotel has been finished in a contemporary style and is just a short walk from the bustling Medina.

The luxury La Sultana is a delightful riad in the very heart of old Marrakech. The hotel is intimate yet spacious and each room has been individually decorated with a quirky blend of traditional and modern styles.

One of Marrakech's most legendary hotels, La Mamounia has been built in an opulent and traditional Moorish style, subtly enhanced by Art Deco touches. The magnificent design combined with fabulous food and discreet service ensures the most luxurious stay.

Villa des Orangers is a 27-bedroom Relais & Chateaux property in the heart of the Medina, with the feel of a riad but the facilities of a 5-star hotel. Verdant gardens, three pools, a spa and two gastronomic restaurants are housed in Villa des Orangers.

The Royal Mansour is an elegant palace located on the edge of the medina. Boasting a selection of luxurious private riads, each has their own private terrace and plunge pool and is the ultimate in lavish luxury owned by the King of Morocco.

The luxury Le Farnatchi is a stylish and contemporary all-suite riad in the heart of Marrakech, with easy access to the bustling Medina. With only ten sumptuous suites and a fabulous spa, it offers the ultimate in boutique comfort and service.

Indulge your senses in modern Moroccan luxury with a stay at IZZA, a multi-riad hotel showcasing exceptional craftsmanship, delightful courtyards, shady pools, sensational roof terrace, art-filled interiors and 14 sumptuous bedrooms.

Amanjena is a spacious and stylish hideaway in the peaceful Palmeraie area of Marrakech. With its huge rooms, beautiful pools and immaculate gardens, it is the perfect luxury Marrakech oasis. The Aman ethos is evident everywhere with impeccable service.

Take a leisurely stroll around the eccentric Jardin Majorelle. An oasis of calm in the midst of the chaotic city, the gardens house an impressive collection of Islamic art alongside beautiful plants, cacti and lily ponds.

Visit Imlil, a small Berber village in the High Atlas Mountains and located at the base of the highest mountain in Northern Africa, Jebel Toubkal. Explore the local area on foot or by mule including other Berber villages and their working co-operatives.

Visit Imlil, a small Berber village in the High Atlas Mountains and located at the base of the highest mountain in Northern Africa, Jebel Toubkal. Explore the local area on foot or by mule including other Berber villages and their working co-operatives.

What better way to explore the narrow, winding streets of Marrakech then with a thrilling side car experience? Along with a local guide you’ll be take off-the-beaten track to find some of the hidden treasures of Marrakech.

Spend the day exploring the winding streets and spice-scented souks of Marrakech with your expert private guide, uncovering beautiful palaces, ancient tombs and imposing minarets.

Your private cooking class takes place amongst hectares of olive groves and vegetable gardens in the Berber countryside in the verdant Amezmize Valley. Learn the techniques to make traditional Moroccan dishes as you prepare a delicious two-course meal.

Get to know Morocco's fascinating culture first-hand through its delicious street food! With local foodies as your guide, head off the beaten track to sample delicacies that most visitors don't get to try.

Get to know Morocco's unique Berber culture by spending time in one of the authentic Berber villages. You'll have the opportunity to explore the Moroccan countryside and understand this traditional way of life.

Set out on foot to explore the beautiful landscapes of the Atlas Mountains and the Toubkal National Park, passing by traditional Berber villages and olive groves.