Top Morocco Classes & Workshops

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.

Need an airport transfer? Forget the long lines associated with finding transportation from the many Marrakech Menara Airport arrivals. Skip the taxis and shuttles and travel with confidence by scheduling for a private vehicle. Climb aboard a luxury vehicle complete with air conditioning, Wi-Fi, tablets, mineral water and plenty of leg room — then sit back and relax on the road from the airport to any local accommodation.

Step back in time on this exotic half-day tour of Moroccan cooking traditions. Make your way through the bustling Medina to discover tantalizing ingredients, before returning to a traditional Riad with Chef Aicha. Learn how families have prepared mouthwatering meals for generations, and those who need more specific diets will find vegan or gluten-free options available upon request. After departing your culinary adventure—all recipes used during the lesson will be gifted so you can recreate them at home.

Ideal for travelers interested in learning how to surf, or those who want to get in the water but don’t have the right gear, this surf lesson provides a wetsuit, board, and everything you need to learn the basics and improve your skills. After pickup from Tamraght, get a safety briefing and basic surfing instructions on the sand, and hit the waves with your instructors.

Join this small group cooking class in Marrakech, where your local guide will tell you the step-by-step process in preparing a Moroccan meal. You’ll keep costs down by booking this group tour, and possibly make a few friends along the way. You’ll start the tour by a trip to the local souk to check out the ingredients you’ll be using, and end with mint tea.

Join me for an authentic Moroccan culinary workshop, a friendly experience where we will cook together in my own kitchen. We will first go to the small shops of the neighborhood to choose the best fresh ingredients, then we will prepare step by step a traditional meal that I will guide you to make. Then we will share the dish that you cooked yourself, accompanied by a real Moroccan tea and delicious pastries DE. More than just a cooking course, it is a warm immersion in Moroccan gastronomy and culture, punctuated by flavors, exchanges and good humor.

Gain a newfound appreciation for Moroccan cuisine during this small-group cooking class in Marrakech. Practice some Arabic phrases with your guide to use during your market visit, where you'll learn how to choose high-quality ingredients. Get tips for making a a traditional Moroccan tagine (a meat and vegetable dish) at home.

Traveling by vintage sidecar around the back streets of Marrakech is one of the most unique ways to explore the city. This private 3-hour ride puts you on the back or sidecar of a classic motorcycle with a guide showing you local life. Learn about Moroccan culture and visit hidden-away spots the tour buses can’t reach.

Discovering a new cuisine while traveling can be intimidating, but this tour makes it easy to try new dishes while in Morocco and even teaches you how to make them yourself. Get immersed in local culture, learning how to select the freshest ingredients from the local markets. Prepare a meal with the help of a local family, gaining insights about the flavors and spices along the way.

If you want to take advantage of Marrakech’s shopping opportunities while you visit, this Marrakech Medina and Hidden Souks Private Shopping Tour is a must-do. Walk through the medina with a guide to souks the average person wouldn’t know existed. Your guide helps you find what you want from a variety of products like Argan oil, spices, Berber rugs, and other handmade items. Plus, since this a private shopping experience, your guide only focuses on your group’s wants and needs.

Join this small group cooking class in Marrakech, where your local guide will tell you the step-by-step process in preparing a vegan and vegetarian Moroccan meal. You’ll keep costs down by booking this group tour, and possibly make a few friends along the way. You’ll start the tour by a trip to the local souk to check out the ingredients you’ll be using.

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.

Morocco’s desert landscapes are known for their stark beauty, but escaping city medinas takes careful planning—and often, off-road transportation. On this multi-tour, experience locations you’d be hard-pressed to reach on your own, from the palm groves of Skoura to the ancient capital of Tafilalt in Rissani, and many more. Plus, embark on a camel caravan in Erg Chebbi, and sleep under the stars in a desert camp.

Journey to Morocco’s Atlas Mountain area and spend the day exploring the Three Valleys on a private day trip that saves you from having to arrange travel logistics yourself. Your guide plans out the whole day for you, including transportation, so that you can enjoy your explorations without worry. Go on a camel ride and visit the home of a Berber family in Ait Souka to learn more about their everyday lives. Rnd the day in Moulay Brahim near the Asni Valley.

Visit Ouzoud Falls on a full-day trip from Marrakech that combines a guided tour with independent time to explore, so you can see the highlights as well as choose your own activities. Hike to a scenic overlook, take a boat ride to the falls and spot resident monkeys. Then, you can enjoy a leisurely Moroccan lunch (own expense) and relax by the river before making the return trip to Marrakech.

Cook yourself either lunch or dinner on this course in Fez that teaches you how to prepare Moroccan cuisine. You’ll walk with your guide through the souk and pick out all the ingredients for the dish you’ll create, using items like fish, olives, lemons, lentils, beef, chicken, and more to create your tagine, along with some salads and other goodies too.

Exploring the souks of Marrakech is an unforgettable experience, and this tour ensures you make the most of your time. Follow your guide through the maze of market stalls, handicrafts workshops, and artisan quarters, as well as key landmarks such as Ben Youssef Madrasa and mosque. Learn about herbal medicines, watch a carpet weaving demonstration, see where the leather hides are dyed, and haggle over souvenirs with help from your guide.

Important!!! It's about an amazing adventure deep into the old labyrinth souks trying to explore the hidden gems from making acquaintance with local artisans , local ceramic vessels in the Berber house , Berber colorful fabrics and textile for those who are interested in a trusty family cooperative with insurance and shipping included , beautiful lamps , handmade stitched (not glued) leather slippers and Berber & Jewish silver jewelry. As professional purchasing advisers , we usually say : visiting Marrakesh without stopping at the Herbalist is like committing a sin . Included in the tour a refreshing drink in one of the aforementioned workshops . So don't miss this unforgettable experience.

Venture deep into the Moroccan countryside during this rugged excursion, with pickup from Marrakesh. You’ll visit spectacular locations in the Atlas Mountains, without skimping on comfort. Hop a camel to reach your Berber campsite, and sleep under the stars. Your guide will be on-hand to guarantee an insider’s view of life in the mountains, from traditional dinners to picturesque castles. You’ll also have time to visit local handicraft shops. Plus, you can upgrade to luxury camps if desired.

Float above Morocco’s countryside and enjoy aerial views of the Atlas Mountains on this sunrise hot-air balloon flight from Marrakech. Tackle roads that cars can't handle as you ride a 4x4 to the launch location, watch the balloons being inflated, and ascend into the skies with a pilot at the controls. Gliding at sunset lets you see the landscapes when they look most magical.

You don’t have to journey to the Sahara for a Moroccan desert experience—the Agafay Desert is a desert oasis located just outside of Marrakech. On this half-day small-group tour, soak up the scenery as you travel through the High Atlas Mountains, making a stop for your adrenaline-pumping quad bike ride through the desert dunes. Then mount up for a thrilling camel ride through the rocky desert of Agafay.

Simply most of the travellers are seeking an authentic friendly experience, plus a delicious home made meal and YES,we can offer that! As matter of fact you won't regret booking this activity, because the amount of the information of the local culture and food lessons you will receive during your 3 hours cooking class will be the highlights of your trip, plus you can learn something new and share your smile and make new friends once you are in Morocco. This class is by far the authentic experience you are looking for while you visit Fes, so you better get ready to book and cook and to learn the secret recipes of the special Moroccan cuisine.

The kasbah of Ait Ben Haddou is one of the most popular day trip destinations from Marrakech. This guided tour visits the UNESCO World Heritage Site with spectacular views of the Atlas Mountains and Sahara Desert. Plus an optional camel ride through the desert, and lunch can easily be added to your experience.

Join this small-group cooking class located in a cozy riad in Marrakech for an intimate group experience where you’ll learn the secrets of Moroccan cooking. Besides cooking, you’ll also visit the local baker and walk through the farmer’s market. After preparing your traditional lunch, a tagine, and dessert, you’ll sit down to eat together.