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Depart from your Riad in Marrakech towards Essaouira, this city lies on the Atlantic Ocean. Essaouira has a constant temperature of 20 degrees Celsius throughout the year. The famous freshly grilled fish is served in the harbor and also in the medina where Thuja woodworkers and silver workers work under the old Portuguese city walls that protect the city from the sea. This city is recommended year round, especially in the summer when it’s very hot in Marrakech. We return back to Marrakech later in the evening. • Enjoy an orientation walk of Essaouira old town. • Enjoy a long walk around the beach of Essaouira • Visit the port, the old medina and the market • The funny things you can see are goats that climb Argan trees. • Visit cooperative of Berber women producing Argan oil.7

Marrakech was and still considered as the top city for foreign visitors and even for Moroccan people, there is no foreign traveller who visits Morocco without visiting Marrakech. It has so many touristic places to see that you will discover with Mission Travel Morocco.

Visit “Morocco’s Hollywood” on a day trip Check-out from Marrakech. Discover Moroccan history by exploring the kasbahs, Moroccan palaces and valleys. Pass the Atlas Mountains and Ait Ben Haddou on your way to Ouarzazate. This trip includes Inn pickup and is ideal for those who don't have much time in Morocco but want to get out of the busy city.

Your guided tour will take you to The Bahia Palace, built in the 19th century that reflects the beauty of Moroccan architecture, the greatest and largest palace of its time, located in Marrakech. Follow your guide to the Tombs of Saadiyines, The beauty of their decoration is a major attraction for visitors. You will continue to one of the must-sees sites, the koutoubia Mosque. Afterwards, you visit the famous Jamaa Elfna Square, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, where you will see acrobats, musicians, snake charmers and storytellers playing their scenes in astonishing harmony. You continue to the colorful souks and the narrow streets of the medina where you will explore local crafts ranging from cask, jewelry, woodwork and leather. From there, you take a tour along the ramparts of the Medina which are distinguished by the magnificent panoramas of the Atlas Mountains. At the end of your city tour, your guide will make sure to drop you in your hotel.