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Transfers Excursions TRANSFERS & EXCURSIONS We can, at any time of the day, provide you with a driver and a vehicle to take you wherever you want. Rates are shown below depending on the destination and number of people participating at the travel: Mini bus 1 to 7 Pers Marrakesh airport or Marrakech center 4,5€/pers Go Marrakesh historical center half day 10€/pers Go /Return Marrakesh historical center 1 day 20€/pers Go/Return Lake of Lalla Takerkoust 20€/pers Go/Return Ourika 25€/pers Go/Return Oukaimiden 25€ /pers Go/Return Essaouira 30€/pers Go/Return Asni Ouirgane 20€/pers Go/Return Imlil 20€/pers Go/Return Casacade Ouzoud 30€ /pers Go/Return Ait Ben Haddou 30€ pers Go/Return Quad bike Durée: 2.30 H 45€ / 2 pers / 1 quad 35 € / 1 pers / 1 quad Camel Ride 25€/pers All our excursions are with drivers, fuel and insurance included Excursion to Ourika Valleys (Berber villages and waterfalls) Duration: Full day Escape from Marrakech, for a full day excursion to the Ourika valley, a green oasis at the foot of the towering Atlas Mountains. This beautiful green valley is one of the best preserved of Morocco. Departure at 10 am just after breakfast towards the Atlas. • A free Bottle of water per participant • Smile and good mood and good service all day • Free time: Berber village market (market days: Monday and Friday). • Visit the small waterfalls of Seti Fatma with local mountain guide. • Lunch (not included, our driver can recommend you some restaurants But the final choice is yours) • Back in Marrakech in the late of the afternoon. Quad Bike In Agafay Desert • Necessary equipment included • During the morning OR afternoon, you choose • Guide professional, friendly and informative • Small Group Tour • Transfer from the villa included. At 10h00 am Or 15h00, after delivery of the equipment, you will leave for a 3hours quad discovering the Agafay Desert and the beautiful landscapes. You'll ride on a Good & nice Quad with equipment provided. This is a thrilling activity for families. All children taking part are over the age of 6. After the tour, transfer back to your accommodation. Essaouira (Mogador) Duration: Full day Known by its Portuguese name of Mogador, Essaouira is a citadel with a prestigious past. The site has been inhabited since prehistoric times, Real Decor Game of thrones series, all the scenes along the mother are shot, the city was famous for its manufactures of Tyre, who supplied Rome with the legendary purple hue. Cradle of artists of all disciplines, Essaouira is also famous for its fishing port and market, brimming with activity day and night. Departure: 8 Am During your stay in Essaouira, visit the port, Scala, the municipal market, the neighborhood jewelers and craft complex. You will also have time for lunch (not included in the tour price) we strongly recommend you to eat fish near the harbour. Not included : Guide-Lunch Camel Ride Duration : 1hour / Departure: between 9Am and 5 Pm Guided tours to Marrakech The Lodge offers a selection of guided tours to discover the historic city of Marrakech classified as World Heritage by UNESCO. All our tours include a fully bilingual guide. Marrakech: Tour the botanical gardens Visit the famous Majorelle Gardens, surround yourself with orchards. Designed by expatriate French artist Jacques Majorelle, the gardens were somewhat neglected after the painter's death. Now restored to its former glory by Yves Saint Laurent, these botanic gardens are now a haven of peace in the city of chaos. Marrakech : Souks & medina tour Visit the many souks and medinas of Marrakech to see local selling everything from fresh vegetables and spices to leather and jewelry. Be entertained by acrobats, snake charmers and musicians of Djemaa El Fna Square and visit the Medersa Ben Youssef, a former Islamic college. .
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