Top Marrakech Culinary Tours

Taste your way through the Marrakech medina and local markets on a private food tour that’s all about discovering local spots that most visitors miss. A series of 10 included tastings go from traditional tagine to Morocco’s distinctive sweets. Plus, you’ll pause to see the raw ingredients, techniques, and traditions behind the foods, watching local chefs at their delicious work.

Navigate a Moroccan market like a local with the help of a guide on this small-group food walking tour in Marrakech. Learn which spices are staples in Moroccan cuisine and taste authentic Moroccan specialties, discover hidden souks, and enjoy a traditional dinner in lively Djemaa el‑Fna.

Taste your way through Marrakech’s best treats on a half-day cycling tour of the city that combines exploring and cuisine. Join a local guide for a trip down winding streets and back alleys, stopping to try tagine, fresh bread, argan oil, nuts, olives, and sweets. Both morning and afternoon departures are available for this gourmet bike tour, which includes cycling equipment and all tastings.

Explore the tastes of Morocco on this approximately three hour guided tour that will let you sample all sorts of the tastes of Marrakech. You’ll wander through the medina with your guide and small group, tasting olives, dates, and much more. You’ll visit several food stalls and also be treated to kofta in the Djemaa el Fna market at the end. You’ll be nice and full by the end of this tour.

Tantalize your tastebuds on this 3-hour private Moroccan food tasting tour and dinner in Marrakech. This culinary journey through an abundance of organic vegetables, fragrant spices, and pure olive oil all come together in traditional recipes. Guiding you through every course is Hassan, who will explain the ins and outs of the food as you taste Moroccan pancakes, spiced soups, and pastries.

Learn about, and sample, Moroccan cuisine while you explore the streets of Marrakech, on this small-group guided street food tour. Your local guide takes you to several eateries to sample local dishes and learn what makes Moroccan food so special. Indulge in the flavors of Marrakech with all of your tastings included.

Food lovers with get a great introduction to Moroccan gastronomy on this 3-hour tour, which takes place in the afternoon or evening—your choice. After tasting your way through the historical medina, with a guide on hand to explain everything and share anecdotes, indulge in a two-course lunch or dinner. Your meal takes place at a local restaurant near Jemaa el-Fna square, where you’ll have the chance to savor Marrakech classics.

Discover Marrakech through its flavors! Our food tours go beyond tasting, offering a rich blend of culture, history, and tradition. Explore hidden gems, lively markets, and local eateries, savoring authentic Moroccan cuisine like handcrafted delicacies and slow-cooked Tanjia. Each bite tells a story, immersing you in the vibrant essence of this captivating city. Join us for an unforgettable journey, where every flavor reveals the soul of Marrakech.

Explore Marrakech with your tastebuds on this evening food tour. Spend 3 hours walking through the city, admiring colorful spice markets, acrobats and musicians at Jamaa Lafna Square, and views of the city from the Hôtel Restaurant Café de France. As you walk, stop to taste delicious bread, teas, soups, and more.

Explore Morocco’s vivid cuisine on a guided foodie walking tour of Marrakech, and sample the city’s most distinctive treats. Immerse yourself in the sights, scents and savory flavors of Jamâa el Fna square; taste meats infused with saffron and preserved lemons, sip traditional mint tea and nibble charcoal-baked tagine with argan oil. Take in the market’s extraordinary range of offal: sheeps’ eyeballs and testicles simmer alongside rich organ meats. Try handmade couscous, and some of Morocco’s legendary sweets; linger over honeyed pastries, fresh smoothies and freshly prepared desserts.

Enjoy a different evening out in Chez Ali, the best-known restaurant in all Morocco, where every night horsemen, musicians, dancers and gunpowder, all meet in this fantasy spectacle. Chez Ali covers a large area of the Marrakech palmeral: the restaurant has capacity for 6,000 people and is made up of various Bedouin tents placed around the open space where the spectacle takes place.

Bewitched by the songs and dances of folk groups, you’ll eat, listen and see something truly exceptional: a unique entertainment provided in an arena as large as a football field, a beautiful parade, unforgettable fantasia acrobats, traditional songs and dances… All this magic to the sound of a captivating music… Magical! Magnificent! Memorable! Chez Ali is all of that at once. Over the years, the reputation of our show has expanded worldwide and has become a must-see attraction during your stay in Marrakech. Our dancers, musicians, acrobats, riders, magicians, all live and share their passions with enthusiasm. Some evenings you can even spot a flying carpet carrying a Sultan traveling his way… Worthy of 1001 nights… Luxury restaurant.

Drive into the beautiful High Atlas Mountains on a day trip from Marrakech to Ouzoud Falls, the highest waterfalls in North Africa. Travel through a landscape of rolling foothills and olive groves, then enjoy free time to relax by the 330-foot (110-meter) waterfalls. Cross the river on a hand-powered barge, visit cafes at the edge of the water, or check out the Barbary apes that live in the lush river valley. With the convenience of pre-booked transport, this Ouzoud Falls trip is a great day-long escape from bustling Marrakech. * Day trip from Marrakech to Ouzoud Falls (Cascades d'Ouzoud) * Independent time at Ouzoud Falls * See Morocco's spectacular mountain scenery * Chance to spot native wildlife in their natural habitat * Round-trip transport in a climate-controlled minibus * Pickup and drop-off at Marrakech hôtels

1. Guides with Roots, Not Scripts Skip tourist traps with Berber-born guides deeply connected to the Atlas Mountains. They unlock hidden waterfall trails, share untold folklore, and introduce you to friends you'd never find alone. 2. Beyond Sightseeing – Three Experiences in One Meet female artisans at an argan cooperative. Share mint tea in a Berber family home. Savor a farm-to-table riverside lunch with organic valley ingredients. 3. Small Groups, Big Impact With a limited capacity of 16 travelers, you're never just a face in the crowd. Pause for photos, chat with villagers—your guide adapts to you. Your fees fund local education and eco-projects. 4. Memories Over Checklists Leave with handwritten recipes, laughter-filled stories, and genuine connections to Morocco's soul