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Sally_P, Oct 2026
We had a wonderful...
We had a wonderful experience with Aznag! He was very attentive, friendly, and informative throughout our experience. He made sure we were comfortable and took the time to explain everything to us. His professionalism and kindness really made the experience special. We truly appreciate his excellent service and would highly recommend him as your tour guide .
Jennifer_R, Oct 2026
Cool experience with a fun guide!
My husband Bryan felt strongly that we couldn't go to Marrakech without making a trip to the Sahara Desert, and I'm glad we found this trip and lucked into having Mohammed as our guide (and "Mohammed 2" as our driver). He's an upbeat guy who grew up in the Sahara and speaks a bunch of languages not because of school, but "the school of life, which is the best school." Riding camels into camp at sunset (and out of camp at sunrise) was surreal. The sand is so soft. The music and dancing was fun, too. It's a loooong drive back on the last day, but Mohammed was good about telling us when we'd have bathroom breaks. We tipped him all of the cash we had left when they dropped us off back in Marrakech...and realized Bryan had left his phone in the van. I contacted Mohammed through WhatsApp and even after three days of driving us all around, they came back with the phone - and wouldn't accept any additional tip (we'd gone to an ATM in the hotel to be able to give more). True kindness and just above and beyond! Thank you!
Melissa_M, Oct 2026
Magical
This was such a fun experience. Berk and his crew were fantastic in making sure we felt safe and understood what was going on. They were funny and kind to everyone. The flight itself was surreal. I love every single moment of it. The breakfast was filling and abundant. They really did a great job on the breakfast. My only regret is, I think they forgot to show us the drone shot of the flight! I wanted to see that.
Alistair_F, Oct 2026
Up, up and away with Marrakech Dream Ballooning
Early start - we were picked up at 5am from the hotel. It’s a 45 minute drive (suv) to the Marrakech Dream Ballooning site where we were greeted and offered Moroccan tea. We were then driven another fifteen minutes or so to the launch site. Super exciting where we watched the balloon inflate and the team prepare for take off as it was starting to get light. There were four compartments in the balloon basket and then a central area for the pilot. As the balloon was inflating the basket was on its side and then of course once it is almost fully inflated the basket rights itself. There are foot and hand holds and the ground team assist with the climb in. We had a brief safety briefing about landing position and then we were off suddenly floating on the sky and drifting with the wind. I really do not like heights and sudden drops but this was one of the most amazing experiences I have ever had. I feel confident in saying that anyone with vertigo shouldn’t worry too much about giving this a go. Tge sides of the basket are high enough to give you a feeling of safety and maybe just don’t look directly onwards and all will be well ! The group of four of us all really enjoyed it just an awesome experience start to finish. Our pilot Asun (spelling.) was amazing. The landing was a bit rough but the ground team were there to steady the basket and secure the balloon. We were in the air for probably around an hour. We were taken by suv back to base for a Berber breakfast - pasties breads, boiled eggs fruit tea coffee and bottled water. We were back at the hotel for around 930am. Awesome experience and not be missed - great value for money.
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Sitting at the crossroads between Arabia, Europe, and Africa, Marrakech has been a welcome port of call for far-flung visitors for more than a thousand years. The maze-like medina and the UNESCO World Heritage-listed Djemaa el-Fna are a testament to how much and how little has changed since the Moroccan city was founded in the 11th century. While Marrakech tours can provide a fascinating insight into the city—including architectural highlights like the Koutoubia Mosque and the Bahia Palace—many also follow in the footsteps of the old trade caravans out through the Atlas Mountains or onto the swirling sands of the Sahara Desert.

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