Palmeraie
Ancient Oasis Camel Ride
Slow Down in the Palm Groves
Leave the busy Medina behind and travel back in time through the 100,000 palm trees of Marrakesh’s historic oasis.
Dress in a traditional nomadic blue robe (Gandoura) and a headscarf (Cheich) to protect you from the sun and feel like a true desert explorer.
Enjoy a gentle 1-hour ride through the palm groves and dry riverbeds. It is the perfect family-friendly activity and a great way to capture iconic photos.
Your experience includes a refreshing break in a Berber family home, where you will be served traditional Moroccan mint tea and local snacks.
✔ Included
- Round-trip transport by AC van
- Traditional Nomad clothes for photos
- 1-Hour Camel Trek
- Professional camel handler (guide)
- Mint tea & Moroccan hospitality break
✘ Not Included
- Personal tips for the handler
- Personal expenses
- Bottled soft drinks
Adventure Program
Hotel Pickup
We pick you up for a short 15-minute drive to the lush Palmeraie district just outside the city walls.
The Camel Trek
After a quick briefing and getting dressed in Tuareg style, start your journey through the palm forest.
Local Interaction
Relax under the palm trees and enjoy a warm glass of tea in a traditional mud-brick house.
Back to Marrakesh
Our driver takes you back to your hotel or the main square (Jemaa el-Fnaa) according to your choice.
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