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The searing year-round heat of Marrakech can make sightseeing on foot feel exhausting. This tour allows you to discover the best of Marrakech coolly and calmly with a private guide and driver, who can take you to your choice of Moorish palaces and royal tombs, or to the winding paths of Jardin Majorelle. Plus, you can choose from half- or full-day options depending on how much time you have.

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.

Finding a last-minute ride when traveling can be difficult. Prebook this Marrakech private airport round-trip transfer, and guarantee your rides from the airport to your hotel and back again at the end of your trip. You’ll ride comfortably in an air-conditioned vehicle with Wi-Fi, water, and a phone charger for convenience.

Explore Morocco’s Erg Chebbi dunes—and spend the night under the stars in a Berber-style desert camp—on this private overnight tour from Merzouga. Begin with a camel ride across the sand; upon arrival at your camp, take in the sights, try sandboarding, and settle down for a traditional tagine dinner and sweet mint tea. The next day, wake up in time to see the sunrise, and enjoy breakfast before departing.

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.

Make like a true Moroccan during this sunset camel ride experience from Marrakech. After pickup from your Marrakesh hotel, visit a traditional Berber home to enjoy a refreshing mint tea with a local family. Next, continue to the Palmeraie, a palm grove that edges Marrakesh. Here, hop on a camel and enjoy a leisurely ride around the lush palms and sunset-washed sands in much more comfortable temperatures than you'd get in the day.

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.

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.

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.

If you don’t have time to journey into the Sahara Desert, Marrakech’s Palm Grove offers a desert experience just outside the city. On this tour, mount up for a scenic camel ride aboard a dromedary camel, admire the views as you trek through the palm-lined oasis, and hop off to enjoy a traditional Moroccan mint tea at a local Berber village.