Morocco Luxury Trip
A luxury journey through Morocco’s cultures, cities, and desert landscapes
From a walk through the spice-perfumed, UNESCO-designated Marrakech medina, to experiencing Berber culture and trekking in the nearby Atlas Mountains, the sensory feast that awaits here has made the city an iconic destination within Morocco. With Extraordinary Journeys, you’ll gain insider access to Marrakech’s hidden enclaves and connect with experts to go beyond the tourist trail, all deepened by local insights and completely crafted with your interests in mind.







March to May and September to November offer milder temperatures, making it a good time to visit. June through August can get uncomfortably hot, which isn’t ideal for exploring a land-locked city, and the winter months can be cold, which can make trekking in the mountains chilly. If you’re prepared with layers, however, January and February can be great months to visit; it’s not too hot and you’ll see fewer tourists.
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Enjoy lunch on a hotel rooftop patio in the Medina, such as El Fenn, for a view of life unfolding in the labyrinthine streets.
Shop for leather goods, carpets, and handwoven textiles in the Medina’s winding souks.
Take a tour of Ben Youssef Madrasa, a 16th-century Islamic college and an exquisite example of Moroccan architecture.
Schedule a coffee break in Le Jardin Secret, a peaceful green refuge in the heart of the medina that dates to the 16th-century.
Enjoy a lively cooking class at La Sultana and learn how to recreate Moroccan dishes at home.
Embark on a private, tailored-to-you spin around the city in a motorcycle sidecar with Marrakech Insiders.
Experience an elegant traditional Moroccan dinner at the atmospheric La Grande Table Marocaine at the Royal Mansour hotel.
Explore Jemaa el-Fnaa, one of the world’s busiest city plazas, at night when the square comes alive with musicians and snake charmers.
Wander through the Jardin Majorelle, a colorful designer dream of over 300 plant species that was preserved by Yves Saint Laurent in the 1980s, then visit the neighbouring Yves Saint Laurent Museum.
Take in the fresh mountain air with a day hike or trekking trip in the Atlas Mountains, just a couple of hours away by car.
