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Essaouira Day Trip from Marrakech

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Essaouira Day Trip from Marrakech

When you arrive in Essaouira, you'll see the city's charming blue and white medina walls, contrasting beautifully with the blue sea. As you walk through the narrow streets of the medina, you'll find colorful shops, busy markets, and the delicious smell of fresh seafood.

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Essaouira Day Trip from Marrakech

$130

Essaouira Day Trip from Marrakech

Private Day Trip

Enjoy a wonderful day trip from Marrakech to the coastal city of Essaouira, known for its vibrant culture, rich history, and beautiful scenery. You’ll leave Marrakech in the morning and drive through the Moroccan countryside to the Atlantic coast.

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