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Discover Essaouira: A Private Day Trip for 1300 DH

Introduction

Escape the hustle of Marrakech and discover the coastal charm of Essaouira with a private day trip for just 1300 DH. Here’s a simple guide to what you can expect on this delightful journey.

Departure from Marrakech

Your trip begins with a comfortable ride from your Marrakech accommodation. Enjoy the scenic drive through rolling hills, argan tree groves, and charming villages.

Arrival in Essaouira

Upon arrival, you’ll be greeted by the city’s unique charm. Essaouira’s whitewashed buildings, blue shutters, and lively markets create a picturesque and relaxing atmosphere.

Explore the Medina

Wander through the UNESCO-listed Medina. The narrow streets are lined with shops selling handcrafted goods, from jewelry to textiles. It’s a great place to pick up unique souvenirs.

Visit the Skala de la Ville

Stroll along the historic city walls at Skala de la Ville. Enjoy panoramic views of the Atlantic Ocean and explore the old cannons that once protected the city.

Seafood at the Port

Head to the port for a fresh seafood lunch. Enjoy grilled fish, calamari, and shrimp at one of the open-air restaurants. Watch local fishermen bring in their daily catch.

Art and Music

Essaouira is known for its vibrant arts scene. Visit local art galleries and experience the city’s musical heritage, highlighted by the annual Gnaoua World Music Festival.

Relax on the Beach

Unwind on Essaouira’s beautiful beach. Take a leisurely stroll or try windsurfing and kitesurfing, thanks to the consistent coastal winds.

Return to Marrakech

As the day ends, your driver will take you back to Marrakech. Reflect on your wonderful day in Essaouira as you journey back through the scenic landscapes.

City Transfers

City Transfers

City Price (DH)
Essaouira 1300
Casablanca 1000
Rabat 1200
Fes 1500

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