Go away from the hustle of the souks, and shop places to the palm grove where you’ll enjoy an hour of camel riding.
if You have only 2 Hours in Marrakech that’s enough for go an adventure in palmeraie where you’ll meet an expert team who will help to wear a nomad clothes before jump on the back of the camel and start discovering the authentic villages of Marrakech.
| Trip Name: | Marrakech to Palmeraie Camel Ride |
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| Languages Spoken: | English, French, Spanish |
| Visiting place: | Palmeraie |
| Excursion Type: | Private/ Shared |
| Duration: | 2 Hours. |
| Difficulty: | Easy. |
Your Camel ride tour will start after picking you up from your Marrakech hotel or meeting you at the nearest point to your riad. From here drive toward to desert of Marrakech where you'll enjoy a 1hr of riding a camel through the oasis of the Palmeraie. Upon arrival get a warm welcome from our team who serve you a hot cup of mint tea under the shadow of palm trees or inside of a Berber tent. After drinking tea wear some nomadic clothes blue Robe and a scarf, and then choose your camel and start shooting pictures with the camel or on the back of the camel. It's time to discover the Plameraie, jump on the back of your camel, and go for a 1 hour of camel riding enjoying the amazing view of the oasis and its villages while you learn about the local inhabitant. At the end of the camel ride experience in Marrakech be ready to go back to your riad and the tour will end by dropping you off at your hotel or any other place in the city
moh provides one of the most interesting, fun, engaging and memorable experiences you could ever hope to have. We were part of a mixed group from university aged to young seniors and everyone was delighted. The camels were very tame and easy to ride. The food was delicious. The different times we shared local hot tea gave us the opportunity to try different styles of Moroccan flavors. The hike along the river and around the waterfalls was a total of almost five miles but wasn’t steep and pretty easy to do with a break in the middle. Visits to the Berber villages and a large non-tourist souk (the souk is only on Tuesdays and Saturdays) in the foothills of the Atlas Mountains were enlightening and entertaining. We felt safe at all times and truly enjoyed seeing his mother when she served us our hot Tagine lunch (which was offered with chicken for some and vegetarian for others). Don’t go on some other trip, do this one. We will never forget the Berber kindness and wonderful day in the mountains.
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