Marrakech

Discover the magic of Marrakech (مراكش) with Dunas Tour!

Known as the Red City, this desert gem awaits you with its vibrant architecture and charming courtyards filled with orange and palm trees. Immerse yourself in the hustle and bustle of Morocco’s largest market and be amazed by the Jamaa el Fna square, where life comes alive at nightfall, with acrobats, storytellers and delicious food stalls that transform the square into an authentic open-air restaurant.
Don’t miss the opportunity to live a unique experience; book your route to Marrakech now and get ready for an unforgettable adventure!

¿What places can you visit with us?

The Medina: with its narrow, labyrinthine streets that lead you to discover small artisan workshops, traditional markets and corners with centuries of history.

-Jamaa el Fna Square: Here you will find juice stalls, dried fruit stalls and, in the evenings, food stalls where you can enjoy typical Moroccan cuisine. The surroundings are full of colourful characters, from jugglers and snake charmers to trained monkeys who pose for tourists’ photos and storytellers who captivate with their fascinating stories.

-Koutoubia Mosque: This is the most important mosque in the city and one of the largest in the Muslim West. Its imposing 70-metre-high minaret dominates the city’s cityscape and is the tallest building in all of Marrakech.

-Bahia Palace: This is a magnificent residence, an impressive example of a wealthy, princely and royalist dwelling from the late 19th century, built by Ahmed ben Moussa, a grand vizier of the Sultan. It is an exceptional example of Moroccan architecture and craftsmanship, with intricately carved woodwork, tiles and ceramics. The palace has spacious reception halls, courtyards with fountains and lush gardens.

-Menara Gardens: These are one of the most famous and photographed gardens in Marrakech. Next to them is a beautiful pavilion covered with green tiles, known as Minzah, which offers a spectacular panoramic view of the snow-capped Atlas Mountains in the background.

Others such as the Majorelle Garden, the Yves Saint Laurent Museum, the Mellah (Jewish quarter), the different gates such as Bab el Khamis and the El Badi Palace.