After Your Breakfast In Marrakech, You will take a Private transfer to Essaouira (around three hours) and four nights’ accommodation in a riad in the medina, right next to the sea. It’s few rooms combine traditional style and contemporary design. The dining room brings guests together for simple and fresh meals, where seafood – a must – is served. Tea is served in the coolness of the courtyard or on the rooftop terrace near the pool. Wellness comes in the form of a steam room, sauna, and a range of treatments – all pretexts for some ‘me-time’.

A private visit to the medina. Proudly dominating the Atlantic Ocean, Essaouira is a perfect combination of Portuguese and Moroccan culture. Along with your private guide, you can stroll through its medina, the historic centre of the city designed by French architect Theodore Cornut. This tour takes you from the fishing harbor to the Sqala and the Sidi Mohamed Ben Abdallah Museum, which is named after the city’s founder and tells his story.
Do it, live it – Learn about watersports: it’s as much about surfing, windsurfing, and kitesurfing here as about the sun lounger – go from craft shops to cafe terraces – experience the hustle and bustle of the harbor and then taste the fish of the day in a tucked-away little restaurant – see every shade of blue against the white of the houses – go for a camel ride on the beach – marvel at the kindness of the locals – in the evening, have tea watching the sunset.

Say farewell to the Windy City and return to Marrakech. There is an option to stop at an Argan Cooperative along the way to see how the precious argan oil is extracted from the nut.

Once back in Marrakech, if time allows, discover the only surviving Almoravid monument, the 12th-century Almoravid Koubba before spending some time in the Marrakech Museum. Housed in the 19th-century Dar Mnebbi Palace, the museum is home to a large exhibit of both modern and traditional art and includes artifacts of Berber and Moroccan Jewish and Islamic cultures.