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Most visitors to Rabat never experience the capital’s real food scene. Knowing where to go and what to order isn’t always obvious without local insight. This tour removes the guesswork, with knowledgeable Rabati hosts who connect you directly to the neighbourhood spots where locals actually eat. With 15+ tastings, you’ll experience the full spectrum of Rabati flavours, from charcoal-grilled sardines and simmering tagines to paprika-spiced lamb sausages, seafood stews, and delicate Moroccan pastries. Along the way, you’ll gain a deeper understanding of how Rabatis eat day to day, leaving with a richer picture of the old medina and the confidence to continue exploring the city’s food scene independently.

Discover Marrakech Through Its Flavors – A Culinary Adventure with a Licensed Guide & Chef! Join me on a mouthwatering food tour through the heart of Marrakech, where every bite tells a story! As a licensed tour guide with 13 years of experience and a diploma in cooking, I’ll take you beyond the typical tourist spots to hidden gems where locals gather for the most authentic Moroccan flavors. - Taste the Real Marrakech – From sizzling street food to time-honored family recipes, indulge in the best tagines, pastillas, msemen, and more! - Explore the Vibrant Souks – Wander through the spice markets and learn the secrets of Moroccan ingredients. - Meet Local Artisans & Chefs – Get exclusive access to kitchens where traditional Moroccan dishes are crafted with love. - Hands-on Experience – Want to learn how to make Moroccan tea or perfect your own msemen? Let’s do it! This isn’t just a food tour—it’s an unforgettable culinary journey designed for food lovers.

Morocco’s cuisine is rich with diverse and delicious traditional foods that you will find in each Moroccan house, restaurant, and of course the streets of the North African kingdom. The country’s culinary offerings vary from grilled meat and delicious soups to light snacks and fried fish to tasty pastries and incredible juices. Join and book your guide to taste Moroccan food in an open restaurant. However, if you want to have an authentic and one-of-a-kind experience then you should look for them in the traditional streets or souks (markets) of Marrakesh. Trying Morocco’s different street foods with your tour guide will give you the full Moroccan experience and make for remarkable memories during your travel. You can enjoy the best Moroccan street food in Marrakesh’s vast open-air restaurant of Jemaa El-Fna in ancient medina streets.

This isn’t your typical tour—it’s more like a relaxed night out with a local who truly knows the city. I keep things easygoing, personal, and fun. We’ll hit great food spots, cruise through the city lights, and stop at calm, scenic places perfect for photos and good vibes. It’s all about real memories, not just ticking off tourist spots. And for women looking for a safe, comfortable way to enjoy the city at night, this experience is perfect.

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.

This is an off the beaten path experience that allows you to discover the local culture, and most of all the Moroccan gastronomy. Come hungry, as on this tour, you will taste mint tea, Moroccan crepes with honey and goat cheese, olives, fish, dates, fava beans soup, sweets... and finish with spiced coffee. This is the best experience to discover the Moroccan savory and sweet foods, while discovering the old medina, its food market, as well as typical Moroccan concepts like the community oven where the locals take their bread, cookies, pizza... to be baked. See you soon !

Immerse yourself in the impressive secrets of Moroccan handicrafts, treasures, and irresistible cuisine on this private cultural tour of Fes. With a local guide, you’ll discover the heart of Fes el-Bali, sampling mouthwatering street food and traditional Moroccan dishes while exploring artisan workshops, vibrant markets, and architectural landmarks. Enjoy round-trip transport in an air-conditioned vehicle and the personalized attention of your guide, making this a comfortable and enjoyable experience.

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

We will Meet at the heart of the medina (ancient city of Marrakech), then we will explore the streets and spots where locals eat . You will have a break from the "Couscous" and the "Tagines" that are offered in every touristic spot. We will start with some Moroccan soup called Harira (only available in the evening tour) and some pancakes. Followed by what we call "Maqla with kefta", it is tomato sauce based with eggs and meatballs (vegetarian version is available). After that we can try some small portion of a steamed sheep head (also only available in the evening tour), and then have some skewers. We will then end it with dessert which would be typically a smoothie and some Moroccan pastries. PS: Those are the basic stops but there are usually couple more, and more stops could be added depending on your liking, and on availability. Optional Stop: You can discover more about how Moroccans use local spices and herbs in daily life, an authentic moment to ask questions to the experts.

What makes this experience truly unforgettable is not just the food—it's the soul behind it. Led by a passionate local expert, this tour goes beyond tasting dishes. It’s a journey through Moroccan culture, history, and tradition, one bite at a time. You won’t just walk the streets—you’ll feel their rhythm. From the hidden alleys of the medina to the vibrant energy of the central market, your guide will immerse you in authentic Moroccan life, sharing stories, legends, and insights that only locals know. Along the way, you'll taste the most beloved Moroccan dishes—freshly baked msemen, juicy brochettes, spicy harira, and sweet pastilla—just like locals enjoy them. This is your chance to go far beyond a typical tourist experience and connect with the real Morocco through its flavors. This isn’t just a food tour—it’s a cultural experience that feeds your curiosity as much as your appetite. Come hungry, leave inspired.

Immerse yourself in Moroccan culture as you discover the local cuisine on this food tour of Chefchaouen. With your private guide, walk through the iconic blue streets of the city in search of local spots to try snacks and drinks. Then, end at a traditional restaurant for a typical Moroccan meal where you can try dishes such as couscous, tajine, and zaalouk.

Eating at a traditional Moroccan restaurant in Marrakesh lets you experience Moroccan cuisine, but this Moroccan cooking workshop at La Maison Arabe teaches you how to make the traditional dishes, so you can have them again and again. Use your personal workstation to prepare a meal using fresh local ingredients as you follow a Moroccan cook’s instructions. Then, afterward, you can taste what you’ve made.

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.

Discover the Flavors of Marrakech: Foodie Tour in the Medina Join me on a guided walking food tour through Marrakech’s vibrant Medina, in the lively morning or the magical night. We’ll meet at Café de France in Jamaa el Fna Square before diving into souks and hidden alleys where locals eat. Along the way, you’ll taste 10–12 authentic Moroccan dishes, from msemen pancakes and harira soup to sweet chebakiya, grilled meats, snail soup, sardine meatballs, and more. We’ll stop at family-run stalls and secret spots off the tourist trail, places known only to Marrakchis. Food is my passion, and this experience is about much more than eating — it’s about discovering culture, flavors, and stories behind every bite. Everything is included, so just bring your appetite and curiosity. Whether it’s fresh juices, traditional yogurt, or spiced herbal tea, you’ll taste Morocco the way locals do. Come hungry, come curious — and let’s share an unforgettable culinary adventure together.

Step into the vibrant souks of Marrakech on this private shopping tour, where you can explore the markets, see local artisans at work, hear their stories, and shop as much as you like. Learn to haggle in Arabic with your guide, and shop as much as you like without pressure. This is tour is fully tailored to your style and budget, for a truly personalized and authentic way to shop for Moroccan treasures.

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.

Experience the magic of Marrakech after dark on a private night tour of the bustling Medina. Walk through its narrow streets with an expert guide, capturing stunning views of the Koutoubia Mosque and discovering the lively transformation of Jamaa el-Fna Square at night. Enjoy the vibrant energy of food stalls, street performers, and musicians from across Morocco in a UNESCO-recognized cultural heritage site.With your local guide ,you will Feel safe and immersed in the city's rich traditions on this unforgettable Marrakech evening tour. Meet at the Main Square near the post office.

Treat yourself to a refined and relaxing wine-tasting escape from Fez with this exclusive private day trip to Villa Volubilia — one of Morocco’s premier family-owned wineries. Nestled in the heart of the scenic Meknes region, Moroccan hospitality. Enjoy a guided visit of the estate, learn about the winemaking process, and taste a variety of exceptional wines. Round off your experience with a delicious Moroccan lunch at Boufekrane or Meknes. Full-day private tour to Villa Volubilia Winery from Fez Discover the rich wine heritage of Morocco in a scenic countryside setting Enjoy a guided tour of the winery and cellars with a knowledgeable local expert Taste several of Villa Volubilia’s finest wines: reds, whites, and rosés Learn about grape varieties, terroir, and the winemaking process

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.

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.

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.

Let someone else take care of the planning on this full-day tour of Casablanca with lunch and Moroccan wine. Highlights include a private tour of the Hassan II Mosque, taking a walk and having a drink on a local beach, and visiting a private club for wine tasting and a 3-course lunch.

A great way to learn about a new city is to dig into its food culture. With this Moroccan cookery class, you’ll not only come away with a satisfied appetite but a deeper understanding of Moroccan culture. Led by a local chef, learn how to make a 3-course traditional Moroccan meal, including dessert. This experience also includes a trip to a nearby Souk, where you’ll learn about the significance of certain ingredients. Perfect for foodies, as well as those looking to do something a little different on vacation.

The camel riding excursion is organized within the proximity of the city of Agadir, it takes place about six km from the city at an authorized ranch with accident insurance included. This enjoyable ride takes you across a eucalyptus forest and sand dunes with gorgeous landscapes and the possibility of riding through scenic Berber villages and ending up at the mouth of the Oued Souss river and the Souss National Park, very well known for migratory birds often flying south from icy countries in winter seasons. Almost and in all occasions you will have a good chance of catching a glimpse of pink flamingos, turtles and other rare bird species (stops for taking pictures, and discover the place at will) . after that you will have a dinner with morracan kitchen.