Souks, Spa & Sea in Morocco

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Explore the luxury of Marrakech & Essaouira | September 11-18, 2027

Ok, let's be honest — Morocco has a way of getting under your skin, and this trip is built to give you the best of it in one unforgettable week. We're kicking things off in the beating heart of Marrakech: four days deep in the ancient medina, where a guide leads you through labyrinthine souks dripping in hammered brass and hand-stitched treasures, and a proper hammam ritual melts away every last bit of travel stress. Hot afternoons are yours to spend by the rooftop plunge pool with a drink in hand, watching the city shimmer below, and evenings call for your best kaftan, a candlelit dinner, and wine poured generously among new friends.

On day five, we trade the medina's magic for the windswept, bohemian charm of the Essaouira countryside — two days of easy seaside time, a wander through Essaouira's own storied medina, and an argan oil ritual that connects you to a centuries-old Moroccan tradition, paired with local wine and cheese because, why not.

Then, it's back to Marrakech for one final night of celebration: a great dinner, a live performance, and the kind of lingering, laugh-filled evening that reminds you this is exactly the trip you needed. We'll sprinkle in some grounding daily movement throughout, too, to keep everyone feeling good.

Plus, there’s yoga. Keep reading.

How This Trip Works

This trip is partially self-guided — a mix of guided experiences and free time, so you get the best of both. Jade - founder of My Moroccan Adventure will be there all week as trip leader and resident yoga instructor. Chama, our local female guide will be with the group for all of the cultural experiences, tours, and some of the meals, so you're never navigating the medina's twists and turns solo (unless you want to). Alongside that, we build in real pockets of unstructured time — space to hang solo, pair off with a buddy, or explore as a full group, whatever sounds good that day. We'll send along suggestions and simple how-to's for getting around and doing things on your own, so that free time still feels easy, not overwhelming. It's the sweet spot between a fully guided trip and total independence — plenty of guidance when you want it, plenty of room to make the trip your own.

What's Included

  • Daily Moroccan breakfast

  • First and last dinners

  • Beautiful accommodations across a traditional riad, a charming countryside villa, and a boutique hotel

  • Ground transportation to and from all included experiences

  • Airport transfers on arrival and departure days

  • Entry to two monuments visited on guided tours

  • A proper Moroccan hammam (spa) experience

  • A Moroccan cooking workshop paired with local wines

  • Kaftan fashion show and photo session

  • A day trip to the Essaouira medina

  • A handful of well-paced, all-levels groovy yoga sessions

  • A thoughtful welcome gift

  • Plenty of laughs, new friends, and hang time

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Meet Your Guide

Chama Ouammi is a licensed Moroccan tour guide with over eight years of professional experience designing and leading exceptional, tailor-made travel experiences across the Kingdom. Born and raised in the High Atlas Mountains, she brings an unmatched depth of local knowledge, cultural insight, and genuine hospitality to every journey she curates.

A distinguishing hallmark of Chama's expertise is her high-end curation for international fashion designers and interior decorators. Working closely with prominent industry designers, she serves as an expert insider guide through Morocco's premier artisanal and design landscapes. Chama is deeply passionate about traditional Moroccan clothing and textiles, acting as a cultural storyteller who skillfully unpacks the rich history, intricate symbolism, and evolution of Moroccan attire. From the master craftsmanship of royal kaftans to the ancient weaving techniques of her native region.

Deeply committed to sustainable tourism and female empowerment, Chama frequently takes travelers behind the scenes to visit grassroots women's cooperatives specializing in hand-woven rugs and traditional crafts. By linking curious travelers with these master artisans, she actively supports local women financial independence while preserving Morocco's endangered heritage.

While she specializes in high-aesthetic shopping tours and dedicated women-only travel groups, Chama is equally adept at leading culinary journeys, immersive cooking classes, and outdoor adventures, from cycling through the Sahara Desert to hiking the rugged High Atlas. Her extensive expertise spans the historic Imperial Cities of Fez, Marrakech, and Meknes, where she effortlessly navigates winding medinas to offer seamless, safe, and deeply meaningful cultural immersions.

An exceptional communicator, Chama connects effortlessly with a global clientele. She guides fluently in English, French, Arabic, and Amazigh, and is also conversational in Spanish. Driven by a commitment to professionalism and a profound love for her heritage, Chama transforms travel into an unforgettable, insider discovery of Morocco.

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How to Book

Confirm your spot with a $500 deposit. We accept all major credit cards & Venmo/Zelle. Click the button below to get started! For more info on our booking process, cancellation policy and more - check out our FAQ here.‍ ‍

Exclusions

At meals, we provide drinking water for the table. Any other alcoholic & non-alcoholic beverages are not included. Purchased souvenirs, lunches, dinner on days 2 & 7 are not included. Airport transfers on days other than arrival & departure days are not included, but can be arranged.

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