Hotel Riad Nouhal Marrakech

Local excursions

Agadir City Tour — the most interesting places of Agadir. Visit in the port - the largest centre of catching sardines and squids in all of Morocco. Drive via coach up to the hill where the only historical monument of the city is built - the 16th-century kasbah, from where there is a wonderful view of Agadir and surroundings. Transfer through a beautiful villa district City Suisse. A stroll on the medina with countless shops and stalls. Free time for shopping. Approx. 3-hour trip. Price - approx. 120 MAD; 50% discount for children up to 10 years old.

Marrakesh — a city known as the Pearl of the South. The sightseeing programme includes the 12th-century mosque Al Koutoubia (exterior), the Saadian tombs from the 16th century and El Bahia Palace. A walk through the labyrinth of narrow streets full of little shops. A visit to the famous Djemaa Al-Fna, entered on the UNESCO list. It is the largest square on the Marrakesh medina and at the same time the biggest tourist attraction of the city. Here you can meet snake charmers, monkey trainers, acrobats and street vendors. Free time for a stroll. Day trip. Price - approx. 500 MAD; 50% discount for children up to 12 years old.

Camel ride — an exotic trip through the small Berber villages, eucalyptus groves and the valley of the River Sus. Transfer to the hotel (approx. 30 min) and change onto camels: 2 people/camel. Approx. 2-hour ride. Price - approx. 250 MAD.

Fishing — cruise on a small boat along the coast of the Atlantic. Day trip. Price - approx. 420 MAD (includes lunch and non-alcoholic lunch drinks); 50% discount for children up to 12 years old.

Massage and Turkish bath — Moroccan relaxation in the spa centre. A visit to the Turkish bath (approx. 45 min) and a massage with relaxing argan oils. Price - approx. 350 MAD (includes massage).

Legzira — travel to the gorgeous beaches of Legzira, where there are red rock arches. Free time on the beach. A visit to the city of Tiznit, famous for its production of silver Berber jewelry. Day trip. Price - approx. 350 MAD.

Essaouira — route on a scenic road along the coast, then a little deeper into the country. A frequent sight here are goats on trees - they climb the trees and eat the leaves and fruit which are scarce on the ground. Essaouira is an old Phoenician port, called Mogador by the Portuguese. This wonderful fortress over the Atlantic in white-blue colours captivates with narrow streets and alleys, the fishing port and shops with artistic goods. It is also an ideal place to buy Moroccan handiwork, particularly valuable for goods made of thuja, cedar and ebony wood, famous all over the world. A stroll in the city: fishing port, the surroundings of the defensive walls with historical cannons, the old Mellach - a Jewish district. Free time and return to Agadir. Day trip. Price - approx. 440 MAD; 50% discount for children up to 12 years old.

Marrakesh for those who like comfort — depart after early breakfast, travel through the agricultural valley Sus and High Atlas, the highest mountain ridge of north Africa. Touring Marrakesh, one of the former capitals of Morocco: Majorelle garden, 12th-century Al-Kutubijja mosque. Traditional Moroccan lunch. A stroll through the charming streets of the medina with small workshops, where traditional goods of Moroccan handicraft are created. In the late evening a visit to the famous Djemaa Al-Fna, entered on the UNESCO list. It is the largest square on the Marrakesh medina and at the same time the biggest tourist attraction of the city. Here you can meet snake charmers, monkey trainers, acrobats and street vendors. Dinner with delicacies of the Moroccan cuisine. Day trip. Price - approx. 800 MAD (includes lunch and dinner; drinks additionally payable), 50% discount for children up to 12 years old.

Marrakesh - Essaouira (2 days) — depart after early breakfast, travel through the agricultural valley Sus and High Atlas, the highest mountain ridge of north Africa. Touring Marrakesh, one of the former capitals of Morocco: Majorelle garden, 12th-century Al-Kutubijja mosque. Traditional Moroccan lunch. A stroll through the charming streets of the medina with small workshops, where traditional goods of Moroccan handicraft are created. In the late evening a visit to the famous Djemaa Al-Fna, entered on the UNESCO list. It is the largest square on the Marrakesh medina and at the same time the biggest tourist attraction of the city. Here you can meet snake charmers, monkey trainers, acrobats and street vendors. Overnight stay in a hotel in Marrakesh. Breakfast, route on a scenic road along the coast, then a little deeper into the country, to Essaouira. A frequent sight here are goats on trees - they climb the trees and eat the leaves and fruit which are scarce on the ground. Essaouira is an old Phoenician port, called Mogador by the Portuguese. This wonderful fortress over the Atlantic in white-blue colours captivates with narrow streets and alleys, the fishing port and shops with artistic goods. It is also an ideal place to buy Moroccan handiwork, particularly valuable for goods made of thuja, cedar and ebony wood, famous all over the world. A stroll in the city: fishing port, the surroundings of the defensive walls with historical cannons, the old Mellach - a Jewish district. Free time and lunch. Return to Agadir for dinner. Price - approx. 1340 MAD (includes accommodation in a hotel in Marrakesh, breakfast, lunches in Marrakesh and Essaouira; drinks additionally payable); extra fee for 1-person room: approx. 150 MAD.

Immouzer — a trip into the Hight Atlas. Drive through the gorgeous valley known as paradise, to the village of Immouzer, which is famous for its production of honey and the picturesque waterfall. Half-day trip. Price - approx. 350 MAD; 50% discount for children up to 12 years old.

Local excursions are organized by local travel agencies under the conditions fixed by them. It's possible to disorganize trips due to low number of applicants.