Marrakech Private Tours & Local Tour Guides

We believe tour guides in Marrakech are necessary if you want to save time (not waste time getting lost, getting confused), understand local culture and keep away from scams and low quality/inauthentic souvenirs. 

Guides are also essential for those who want to stay safe in places like the Medina and Jamaa el-Fnaa square, and local guides help you gain access to off the beaten path adventures in the city. Therefore, we strongly recommend getting a Marrakech local guide to make your tour smooth, time saving, and enjoyable.

Our customizable Marrakech tours range from around 19-80 USD per person, to 50-340 USD per group, depending on activities, meal plans, attraction fees and transport arrangements. To see how much your ideal Marrakech private tour would cost, talk to a local guide about your interests.

3–4 days are generally considered sufficient to explore Marrakech thoroughly. This timeframe allows you to visit major attractions such as the Medina, Koutoubia Mosque, Jardin Majorelle, and take day trips to nearby destinations like the Atlas Mountains or the Agafay Desert.

Yes, Marrakech is a walkable city, particularly within the Medina where cars are restricted. For a more intimate experience, the square, and the narrow streets and alleyways are best explored on foot. However, navigating the Medina can be challenging due to its maze-like layout, so having a map or a local guide can be very helpful.

The best months to visit Marrakech is during the spring (March to May) and fall (September to November) when the weather is pleasant and temperatures are moderate. During these periods, you can comfortably explore the city's outdoor attractions and enjoy activities without the extreme heat of summer or the chill of winter. Take note, March to May are the peak tourist months, so expect larger crowds.

Yes, you can drink alcohol in Marrakech, but it is regulated and usually consumed in specific venues such as hotels, bars, and restaurants catering to tourists. You can drink alcohol at a licensed restaurant/venue. 

Remember, it's important to be respectful of local customs and laws, which restrict public consumption of alcohol. Some popular places to enjoy a drink include upscale hotels and licensed bars in the city.

When in Marrakech, you shouldn't miss the following:

• Jemaa el-Fnaa: The central square known for its lively atmosphere, street performers, and food stalls.
• Koutoubia Mosque: An iconic mosque and architectural landmark.
• Bahia Palace: A beautiful example of Moroccan architecture and gardens.
• Jardin Majorelle: A stunning garden and former residence of Yves Saint Laurent.
• Saadian Tombs: Historical royal tombs with intricate designs.
• The Medina: For its bustling souks and traditional Moroccan goods.
• A Hammam Experience: Traditional Moroccan bathhouses like Les Bains de Marrakech 

These highlights offer a blend of Marrakech's rich history, vibrant culture, and architectural beauty.