The medina of Marrakech is a maze. With a local guide, it becomes the best walk of your trip.
Every lane of the Marrakech medina sells something different: lanterns in one, leather in the next, skeins of freshly dyed wool hanging above the dyers' souk. Without a guide it's overwhelming. With one, it's a story.
We'll visit the workshops behind the stalls, step into quiet riad courtyards and historic madrasas, and stop at the spots locals actually shop, so you can buy with confidence if you want to.
We plan the route around what you want to see.
Spices, lanterns, leather and the dyers' souk.
A madrasa or palace, away from the crowds.
A rooftop tea break with a view over the medina.
Smoke, lanterns and the best food stalls on Morocco's most famous square.
See detailsMountain valleys, a walk to a waterfall and lunch with an Amazigh family.
See detailsShop the market, then cook and eat with a family in the medina.
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