Tour Description
A full-day coastal escape from Marrakech to the breezy Atlantic town of Essaouira—famous for its white-and-blue medina, 18th-century ramparts, photogenic fishing port, and long sandy beach. Ideal for relaxed strolling, seafood lunch, and sea-air vibes.
Itinerary
Pickup in Marrakech
Meet your driver; route & safety briefing. Bottled water provided.
Drive Marrakech → Essaouira
Optional short stop at an argan cooperative to see traditional oil pressing.
Port & Medina Orientation Walk
See the blue fishing boats, harbor bustle, and stroll to Skala du Port for views of the ramparts.
Lunch (not included)
Fresh seafood grills by the port or cafés inside the medina. Vegetarian options available.
Ramparts & Souks
Explore Skala de la Ville, cannons and ocean views; browse woodwork, textiles, art galleries.
Beach Time
Free time for a windy beach walk; optional quick camel/horse ride (if available on the day).
Return Drive to Marrakech
Drop-off at your accommodation early evening.
What's Included
Included
- Marrakech pickup & drop-off
- A/C modern vehicle with professional driver
- Bottled water on board
Not Included
- Lunch and drinks
- Local city/medina guide (optional)
- Personal expenses, tips
- Travel insurance
Optional Add-Ons
Local City/Medina Guide
€70 per group (up to 6 pax)
Surf or Kitesurf Session
Short sessions or lessons if time allows (extra cost)
Camel/Horse Ride
Available on the beach if conditions permit
Additional Details
Departure Time
8:00 AM from Marrakech
Duration
Full Day (approx. 10-11 hours)
Group Size
Small groups
Fitness Level
Easy walking
Weather
Often windy and mild; cooler than Marrakech
What to Bring
Comfortable shoes, light layers, windbreaker, sun protection, cash
Frequently Asked Questions
It's usually cool and windy; paddling and beach walks are popular. For proper swimming, summer months are best.
Essaouira is a wind spot—short sessions or lessons can be arranged if time allows (extra cost).
Not required, but a local guide helps uncover history, artisan workshops, and the best viewpoints (add €70 per group).
Typically 18:30–19:00, depending on traffic and how long you linger at lunch and the beach.
Known for thuya woodwork, leather, jewelry, and art.
Very family-friendly; lots of open walking areas and cafés.