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Everything you need to know before going to Marrakesh

Nov 29, 2023 • 6 min read

Marrakesh can be a sensory overload for first-time visitors so read on for some local advice before you go © minoandriani / Getty Images

I lived in Marrakesh full-time for almost 10 years with no intention of leaving. My life in Morocco was colorful, diverse and endlessly inspiring for a curious, creative soul like me. And today the city’s intrigue and magic continues to pull me back. 

I will never tire of wandering the tiny alleyways of the Marrakesh medina, stopping for a nouss nouss at Cafe des Epices or gazing at the art deco architecture throughout my Gueliz neighborhood, stepping inside to discover independent art galleries . 

Picture-perfect guest houses, and chefs putting a creative spin on local cuisine, are also part of the charm. The design scene in Marrakesh is second-to-none, and in my opinion unique in Morocco as traditional artisans sell their wares alongside contemporary designers, putting a new touch on the traditional techniques and crafts.

A visit to Marrakesh is not about ticking sites off a must-see list but rather meandering – stumbling upon a historic site and watching the world go by from a street-side cafe – the city itself is a sight. Allow three days to see the main historical sites, sample local cuisine and take in a bit of shopping, but design lovers could easily spend a week here.  

1. Plan your days prior to arrival

While there is something to be said for spontaneous wanders and chance encounters, Marrakesh is the country’s leading tourist destination and guides, experiences and restaurants book up days, weeks and months in advance.

Jardin Majorelle  and the nearby Musée Yves Saint Laurent  require online advance bookings via their website. To ensure a table at popular restaurants like +61 , La Famille  and Nomad , book prior to arrival for best availability. 

2. Book an airport transfer or catch the local bus

It’s best to organize an airport transfer via your accommodation provider for a smooth arrival. Taxis have a reputation for overcharging clients, despite posted rates. A city bus departs frequently from the airport to Djemaa el Fna and destinations throughout Gueliz for Dh30 (cash only). Find the bus stop beyond the waiting taxis, near the car rental offices. 

3. Hone your negotiation skills in advance

From haggling in souqs to negotiating fares with taxi drivers, bargaining is commonplace in Marrakesh. Shopkeepers often state an offer and the buyer is expected to negotiate a price they are prepared to pay. I say: pay what the goods are worth to you . You may find the same item cheaper (or more expensive) elsewhere, but is that worth worrying about? It's all part of the Morocco experience.

Prior to hopping in a cab, negotiate a price in advance if the meter is not activated, or if it (notoriously) doesn’t work. The price within Marrakesh city limits shouldn’t cost more than Dh30 if the meter is activated. Daytime rates start at Dh1.70 – Dh2.40 at night – and increase based on distance. If the meter does not work, negotiate the price in advance and make sure you have small bills and coins to pay the exact amount agreed upon (the amount will already include a tip).

4. Be wise about the street food you eat

Some of the best food is served up street side in Marrakesh. When deciding where to eat, consider how many locals are pulling up a seat to tuck into the local delicacy like msemen (pancakes), harira (soup) or a tajine. In Djemaa el Fna , opt for stalls where the food is prepared in front of you. 

5. Stay current

Morocco’s Dirham is a closed currency, and visitors are permitted to arrive and leave with a maximum of 1,000 Dirhams. Most ATMs distribute up to Dh2,000 per transaction to a daily maximum of Dh4,000 per bank card, though this varies by international bank. All banks will charge a fee.

For the best currency exchange, head to Hotel Ali in Djemaa el Fna or Hotel Farouq on Avenue Hassan II near the train station. 

6. Dress like a local for a comfortable experience 

For women, I suggest ditching any belly tops and short shorts while wandering in the Marrakesh medina, one of the city’s most traditional neighborhoods. Instead, opt for dresses that fall below the knee or trousers and a shirt that covers your shoulders. For men, knee-length shorts or trousers are advised. For traversing the cobblestoned and uneven footpaths, flats are best, ideally close-toed.

7. Don’t avoid visiting Marrakesh just because it’s Ramadan

Don’t put off a trip to Marrakesh during the month of Ramadan. It provides an insight into another aspect of this rich culture. Locals will expect that visitors will want to eat and drink, even while out in public. Guides may join you at the table and won’t want you to feel guilty about eating or drinking. During this holy month it is even more important that you're mindful about alcohol consumption. 

8. Local table manners

When accepting a sample of olives or dates in the souqs, or sharing a tajine with locals, always use and eat with your right hand. If invited into a local’s home, arriving with some sweet treats will be graciously received, and bakeries – Amoud,  Pâtisserie Amandine and Café 16 – are local favorites. 

9. When it comes to love, discretion is key 

Sexual relations between non-married Moroccan men and women are not typically flaunted in public. It is illegal for an unmarried Moroccan to book a hotel room or self-catering apartment with a non-Moroccan. Discretion is recommended when it comes to flaunting one’s affection for their partner, regardless of nationality or sexual orientation.

10. Knowing a few words of Darija will earn you points

Though folks working in tourism often speak several languages, with English becoming increasingly common, learning a few words of Darija (Moroccan Arabic) will earn respect. Walking into a shop, it’s common to greet fellow customers and shopkeepers with an "Assalaamu alaykum"  (peace be with you) and respond with “Wa alaykum ssalaam”. “Chakrun” for thank you, “la chakrun” for no thank you, and “afak” for please are also key. 

11. Problems you may encounter in Marrakesh

Stumbling upon a faux guide either on foot in the medina, or a man on a bike who claims to work at your hotel with offers to visit the Berber market or another special, can’t-miss event may result in being led to a family member’s carpet or spice shop. A firm, but polite “no thank you” is often sufficient as you walk confidently in the direction you plan to go.

While it may cause frustration, getting lost in the Marrakesh medina is part of the fun – until it’s not. If and when this happens, remain confident in where you’re going. Ask an older gentleman in the souqs for directions if necessary. If engaging a local lad to show the way, expect to pay for their assistance (Dh20 is reasonable).

Plain-clothes police officers roam the medina frequently and are there to help, taking tourist concerns seriously. A central police station is located in Djemaa el Fna.

Also note: Although Morocco experienced a magnitude seven earthquake in September 2023, with the area surrounding Marrakesh heavily hit, natural disasters within the city are rare.

12. Keep these must-have items in your day bag 

Brushing one’s teeth with tap water is not likely to cause any health issues, but bottled or filtered water for hydrating is recommended. You’ll also want to pack hand sanitizer and wet wipes for days spent wandering, shopping and eating. Always keep a pack of tissues on hand for bathrooms which may not be stocked with toilet paper.   

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Best ways to travel from Spain to Morocco in 2022

If you are in Spain and are thinking about adding another adventure to your trip, you should consider Morocco. Above all it will take your holiday to the next level! Due to covid 19 and a political disagreement, the once breezy ferry was suspended from Spain to Morocco. From 18th . If sea travel isn’t your cup of tea, do not despair; we have all the tips and tricks on the best ways to travel from Spain to Morocco in 2022.

Morocco is full of charming towns painted in colour and food with ancient history. For instance, the oldest statue of a human figure was discovered in Morocco, which is a testament to the counties long history. Become enchanted by the art of textiles, the craft of leather, food processing, and oil refining. It’s the ideal place to have a summer vacation, to discover the wild beaches and the azure coast. 

Flying 

Flying is one of the best ways to travel from Spain to Morocco in 2022. It’s cheap, fast, and will get you there with a stress-free journey. Therefore depending on where you are staying in Spain, the flights will vary in price and length. Because flights operate daily from airports like Seville, Malaga, Madrid, and Barcelona you can find great flight deals. If you are lucky enough to be in Seville, the airport is only 15-20 minutes from the airport, and the flight is only 50 minutes to Tangier. In other words, if the urge comes over you to change continents fast, you can do so in less than 3 hours. For these reasons flying is one of the best ways to travel from Spain to Morocco in 2022.

Similarly, flights from Malaga airport are one of the best ways to travel from Spain to Morocco. There are flights to Marrakech, Tangier, Agadir, Faro, and Tétouan. Flights to Marrakech are most frequent. Because there are four flights a week departing from Malaga and making a trip from Spain to Morocco extremely accessible. Another reason flying is one of the best ways to travel from Spain to Morocco is the cost, Ryanair’s Plane tickets are as low as €7. How could you resist?  

There are so many magical cities in Morocco, and Seville airport has flights to most of them. Within a few hours, you could be wandering the vibrant streets of Marrakech, Agadir, Tangier, Tetuan S. Ramel, or Casablanca. The journey can cost as little as €7. In less than 3 hours, a new and exciting adventure can begin, Skyscanner has wonderful options. 

Another city with easy access to Morocco is Madrid. If you spend a week in the busy city and decide that the beach seems more appealing, why not travel from Spain to Morocco? Flights are under €20 round trip with Ryanair and only 1 hour and 30 minutes. A quick plane ride from Madrid is definitely one of the best ways to travel from Spain to Morocco in 2022. Flights travel to Tangier, Marrakech, Agadir, Fez, Tetuan S. Ramel, and Tétouan. After that, it is just a matter of picking what cities you want to visit. You can customize your tour to Morocco, making your visit everything you imagined and ensuring that your dreams come true. If this sounds like something that you are interested in, follow this link, and we will consult with you on every detail to create the perfect trip . 

Similarly, if you are visiting Barcelona for a mid-week break, you are in luck. From Barcelona to Fez, the flight takes just less than two hours. The cost is €9 and flights travel to Morocco daily. 

Fez is a northern city of Morocco, referred to as the cultural capital. The town consists of a labyrinth of winding alleyways, colourful pottery, hand-woven carpets, and leather goods. In addition the leather tanneries. If you are thinking about learning the origin of a new craft, Fez is the place to do it. Visiting the village tanneries constitutes a significant tourist attraction. The most informative way to do this is by a balcony view from one of the shops. Here is the location of a shop on the rainbow road with a balcony view of the leather tanneries. 

If flying isn’t your cup of tea or you want to soak up as many views as possible, the ferry is one of the best ways to travel from Spain to Morocco in 2022. There is no shortage of ferry companies to choose from when traveling from Spain to Morocco. The ferry from Algeciras to Ceuta connects Peninsular Spain with the city of Ceuta in just 1 hour. Tickets are €30 one way and run from 9 am to 5 pm. All you need is to pick the time that suits you best with  Balearia .

Ferry from Algeciras to Tangier

Another popular ferry route is from Algeciras to Tanger. This route just started back on the 18th of April 2022. Tickets are approximately €35 are available here : FRS

Ferry from Tarifa to Tangier

Taking the ferry from Tarifa to Tangier is the fastest way to travel from Spain to Morocco in 2022. The ferry lasts just 40 minutes and runs six times a day. This   https://www.ferryhopper.com/en/ferry-routes/direct/ferry-tarifa-tanger

Top Trips to Morocco

If you decide to travel from Spain, we have the ultimate tour to experience Morocco in three days. Above all this tour will invite you to three towns with exceptional beauty. Firstly you will visit Tangier, secondly Chefchaouen, and thirdly Asilah.

Northern Morocco

Northern Morocco is as picturesque as you could imagine. An exotic location with striking yellow sand, camel rides by the beach, and timeless sunsets. Northern Morocco is great to visit throughout the year. Spring and summer are less busy for people looking for a quieter time to visit. Prices can be higher in summer due to high demand.

The first stop is Tangier. Discover Moroccan caves, learn local history in the Kasbah Museum, and follow narrow alleyways into the vibrant Medina. A town with colourful boutiques, bazaars, and lively souks. The charming “Dar” or “Riad” is decorated with delightful handicrafts located at the heart of the old town to enjoy a romantic evening. You won’t have to worry about finding your accommodation or fitting in all the best attractions. In other words we will handle all that for you.

During the next day, you will head to Chefchaouen. Travel through breathtaking mountain roads and arrive at one of the prettiest towns in Morocco. Chefchaouen means ‘look at the horns,’ in other words it reflects the two mountain peaks beside the town. Firstly you will visit the old fort in the town. Secondly the Kasbah Museum. An ethnographic museum that is located in the center of Chefchaouen. In addition, you will roam through the buildings that mirror the vibrant blue in the sky. Above all its’ an experience that you can not miss. 

To end your trip on a tranquil note, the coastal town of Asilah will be your final stop. This cultural hub is crammed with vibrant tile work, art galleries, and handmade crafts that you can bring home to your loved ones. Gaze into the sea as you walk upon the Portuguese-built ramparts. Above all this 3 day Morocco trip is the perfect opportunity to see Morocco’s most famous cities and soak up the Northern African culture. 

Morocco has something for everyone; colourful streets, rich history, exquisite food, and miles of blue seas. So if you are visiting Spain and want an extra adventure, a trip to Morocco is just the ticket. Travelling by plane and ferrys are currently the best ways to travel from Spain to Morocco in 2022. Both modes of transport are around the same time. What could be easier than that? Tailor the tour to suit your needs, and have all the planning done for you. If you decide to take the ferry the cost will be added to your tour price however if you fly we can arrange your trip from the moment that you arrive. Contact Mahsa to find out more information about our luxury trips to Morocco . 

If you would like to travel more extensively and do a desert safari camel ride trip in the Sahara check out our 10-14 day tour to Morocco. It will be one of the most rewarding adventures that you take yet.

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Hello. We are a family of 5 looking for a guide next week please 12/10/2023 – 15/10/2022.

Thanks Sherri for getting in touch. Sure! We have some amazing family activities in Seville and outside. Let me know exactly what you need and I will pass you as much information as possible. Tangier is a long day but definitely worth it since it is pure magic. Also, the camel ride on the beach is fun and a very good cultural introduction for both adults and kids alike.

Hi, we are a family of 4 (Mom, Dad, 18 & 15) looking at 2 (or maybe 3 days) in Morocco in early August (8/4-8/6). We would like a rough idea of cost to be taken from Seville to the ferry across to Tangiers, and then the tour of Tangier and Chefchaouen.

Thanks for getting in touch. There are man options in Morocco. You can do a 2 day trip visiting Tangier and Chefchaouen or a 3 day trip visiting Tangier, Chefchaouen and the 3rd day can be either in Chefchaouen, hiking, visiting a waterfall or going to Tetuan or Asilah on the coast with some amazing beaches…

Let me know your timeframe and I can suggest a customized itinerary.

Thanks! Mahsa

Hello! Would that be possible to have a 2D1N trip from Seville to Tangier and Chefchaouen? And how much will that cost please? Thank you in advance.

Thanks for getting in touch. Sure! We also have a 2 day trip to Morocco or even longer trips to Northern or Southern Morocco and the desert. Please check the link here . If you select the number of people and your date it will give you the price. Also, the inclusions and exclusions are mentioned there.

Let me know if you have any questions.

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Whether you’re looking for a grand adventure or just want to get away for a last-minute break, flights from Madrid to Marrakech offer the perfect respite. Not only does exploring Marrakech provide the chance to make some magical memories, dip into delectable dishes, and tour the local landmarks, but the cheap airfare means you won’t bust your budget. So no matter whether your ideal itinerary involves flying one way, non-stop, or round trip, you’re bound to find flights that match your schedule on Expedia, and at prices that won’t shock your wallet.

Bagging a cheap flight from Madrid to Marrakech may mean more dollars to spend on for one-of-a-kind souvenirs when you arrive, but it doesn’t mean you have to skimp on your travel experience, as Expedia offers a sizzling selection of cheap airlines that’ll put you in your happy place on their planes, whether that’s getting lost in a hair-raising airport thriller, dreaming on the passing landscape over a glass of bubbly, or jotting down your vacation bucket list at 38,000 feet. There’s also bound to be plenty of opportunities to snap a few photos of the high life that will make your friends green with envy. After all, enjoying the journey is part of the fun.

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Top Tips on How to Get to Morocco From Spain

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At its narrowest point, the Strait of Gibraltar separates Spain from Morocco by just 14.5 kilometers/9 miles. Here, the African and European continents are so close that it's actually possible to swim from one to the other . However, unless you're an athlete in prime condition, it's likely that you're looking for a more conventional mode of transport. There are several ways to make the crossing. You can fly, or you can book tickets for a number of different ferry routes. In this article, we look at the easiest ways to get to Morocco from Spain. 

Ferries from Spain to Tangier, Morocco

Located on Morocco's northern coast, the city of Tangier is a natural entry point for visitors from Europe. If you're planning to explore the country by train , Tangier is your best option for frequent rail connections to major destinations like Fez , Casablanca and Marrakesh . 

Algeciras to Tangier-Med:

The ferry route from Algeciras to the port of Tangier-Med is by far the most well traveled. Five different companies operate on this route, including Baleària , Trasmediterranea , FRS , Intershipping and AML . At €22.50 per person for a one-way ticket, Baleària offers the cheapest fare. You can travel as a foot passenger, or with a vehicle if you're planning on embarking on a grand Moroccan road trip. It's important to be aware that Tangier-Med is a cargo port, located 25 miles/40 kilometers east of Tangier city center. Most ferry tickets include a bus transfer to the city. 

Tarifa to Tangier-Ville:

FRS and Intershipping also offer high-speed ferry services to Tangier from Spain's windsurfing capital, Tarifa. Together, the two companies offer up to 14 daily sailings. FRS is the fastest, taking approximately one hour to reach Tangier. Intershipping is the cheapest, with prices starting from around €39 per person each way. This route offers the benefit of disembarking in Tangier town itself and you can travel with a vehicle or as a foot passenger.

Barcelona to Tangier-Med:

This route is less popular, but allows passengers to embark in Barcelona rather than having to travel all the way south to Tarifa or Algeciras. Two companies offer a total of five sailings per week— Grandi Navi Veloci (four sailings) and Grimaldi Lines (one sailing). Grandi Navi Veloci is the fastest service, taking approximately 28 hours. Save money by sharing a berth or splurge on your own private suite. Prices for a seat only start at around €57. 

Ferries from Spain to Nador, Morocco

If you're not set on landing in Tangier, another option is to take the ferry from Spain to Nador, a city located near the Algerian border on Morocco's Mediterranean coast. Three companies offer sailings from Almería to Nador: Baleària (up to two daily departures), Trasmediterranea (one daily departure) and Naviera Armas (one daily departure). Durations range from 7 to 7.5 hours with prices starting at around €35 per person each way.

Grandi Navi Veloci also offers a route from Barcelona to Nador which takes 24.5 hours.

Ferries from Mainland Spain to Ceuta

Ceuta is an autonomous Spanish city located directly opposite Gibraltar on the tip of the African continent. It shares a border with Morocco and therefore offers an interesting overland route into the country. Ferries run throughout the day from Algeciras to Ceuta, thanks to three separate companies— Trasmediterranea , FRS , and  Baleària . The fastest (FRS) takes under an hour, and prices start at €30. Once you arrive in Ceuta you'll need to take a taxi to the border, where you'll have to go through passport control to enter Morocco. 

Ferries from Mainland Spain to Melilla

Another autonomous Spanish city, Melilla is located just north of Nador and also offers easy entry into Morocco. There are a number of ferries to Melilla from the Spanish mainland—including routes from Malaga, Motril and Almería. Naviera Armas offers six weekly sailings from Motril, while Baleària and Trasmediterranea offer a total of 12 weekly sailings from Malaga. All three companies sail to Melilla from Algeciras, with the fastest of these services taking 4.5 hours. 

Flights From Spain to Morocco

If traveling to Morocco by ferry doesn't appeal, don't worry. There are plenty of flights to the North African country from several cities in Spain. The international carriers for Spain and Morocco are  Iberia and Royal Air Maroc  respectively. For cheaper flights , research budget airlines like EasyJet and Ryanair. 

This article was updated by Jessica Macdonald on September 12th 2018. 

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Madrid to Marrakech

15 days | take a vibrant tour through spain, portugal and morocco.

Enjoy a first-hand experience of Spanish, Portuguese and Moroccan lifestyles. Travelling from Madrid to Marrakech, immerse yourself in the history of each destination, exploring ancient cultures through art, design, language and religion, meeting charismatic locals along the way. From fine Spanish cuisine and awesome shopping in Madrid to idyllic Algarve beaches and Islamic architecture in Morocco, this tour has been designed to pique your curiosity and allow a discovery of the mysteries concealed within each region. Experience a collision of old and new, European and African, and be dazzled by the vibrancy of this corner of the world.

Trip overview

• Wander around Salamanca's Plaza Mayor at night, lit up to reveal its intricate architecture and explore the cobblestone streets of Seville by day, Andalusia's largest city.
• Enjoy an unforgettable Fado performance in Coimbra. Fado is an emotional form of Portuguese music which often expresses the hard realities of daily life, balancing both resignation and hopefulness.
• Make the most of your time in Lisbon. This city has so many sights on offer; beautiful museums, monuments and parks, as well as its famous trams, bars and restaurants.
• The Algarve in Portugal is the perfect middle point of the trip. Buy some fresh local produce in the morning market to enjoy while soaking up the sun on gorgeous beaches. In the evening enjoy a sunset over the Atlantic Ocean from our accommodations' rooftop terrace.
• Explore the twisting, colourful labyrinthine streets of the Fes and Marrakech medinas with a local guide to lead you to all of the best spots, and ensure you don't get lost!
• By travelling on this trip, you’ll learn about our Intrepid Foundation partner, Open Arms. Donations help them safeguard the physical integrity and rights of migrant people in imminent danger who have fled their homes across the Mediterranean Sea. Intrepid will double the impact by dollar-matching all post-trip donations made to The Intrepid Foundation.
• The European part of this trip will be led by a European leader, while the Moroccan part will be led by a Moroccan leader. The changeover will take place upon arrival at the port of Tangier in Morocco with your European leader returning to Spain after you meet your Moroccan leader.
• This trip covers a lot of ground and the majority of travel is done by trains, ferries and public buses. It's a good time to sit back, relax and let the scenery roll past your window. Please read the Itinerary carefully for travel time estimates.
• We recommend packing light and smart for this trip as you'll be required to carry your own luggage between train stations and hotels, which can include going up and down multiple flights of stairs, and across cobblestones. Train stations often don’t have lifts available.
• Summer temperatures can be extreme in this region (over 40C/104F). It’s important to use sun protection, wear layers to combat the heat, and drink plenty of water. Many hotels in Europe and Morocco have fans, not air conditioning. Please carefully consider the time of the year you wish to travel and your suitability to that season.
• Space is at a premium in Europe and Morocco and your hotel is no exception. Rooms are often small, but usually the central location makes up for that. For those travelling as a duo, hotels often don't have double beds, but rather two single beds that can be pushed together.
• We've sourced our accommodation very carefully and picked the best possible hotels in line with the Intrepid style of travel, but please note that service and accommodation in Morocco may differ from standards at home.
• Ramadan is an annual month-long festival, during which travel can be a rewarding cultural experience, however some regular services may not be available during the day, such as restaurants or cafes, and occasionally travel can be disrupted by events. Your leader will adjust the itinerary accordingly, but please consider this when selecting your travel dates. You’ll find dates and further information in the ‘Climate and seasonal information’ section of the Essential Trip Information.

Welcome to Madrid! The sassy central capital is known for its elegant boulevards and expansive, manicured parks, but it also pulsates with energy, and is without doubt a vibrant city. Your adventure begins with a welcome meeting at either 6 or 7 pm, depending on common area availability. After the meeting we will head out for an optional group dinner where you can get to know your fellow travellers. As there's limited time for sightseeing in Madrid, consider flying in a few days early to explore. Perhaps while away the hours along the Paseo del Arte, or Art Walk, for an expansive history of Western art. Start with the Museo del Prado, then discover modern Spanish masters, including Picasso and Dali, in the Museo Reina Sofia. Finish at the Museo Thyssen-Bornemisza, which displays eight centuries of European painting. After your meeting, perhaps get into the mind of a Madrileno with some tapas and Rioja.

• Hotel (1 night)

There are no meals included on this day.

• Madrid - Museo Thyssen-Bornemisza - EUR13
• Madrid - Museo del Prado - EUR15
• Madrid - Real Jardín Botánico - EUR6
• Madrid - Museo Reina Sofia - EUR10
• Madrid - Royal Palace - EUR14
• Madrid - Tapas Urban Adventure - EUR99

It’s very important that you attend the welcome meeting as we will be collecting insurance and emergency contact details at this time. If you are going to be late please let your travel agent or hotel reception know. Ask reception or look for a note in the lobby for more information on where the meeting will take place. If you can't arrange a flight that will arrive in time for the meeting, you may wish to arrive a day early so you're able to attend. We'll be happy to book additional accommodation for you (subject to availability).

Say farewell to Madrid this morning and head north-west by public transport to the historical university town of Salamanca. Situated among beautiful pastures and rolling green hills on Spain's northern plateau, the rose-hued medieval town of Salamanca is great to explore on foot. Your leader will take you on an orientation walk on arrival, where you can explore the central Plaza Mayor and discover the beautiful Renaissance and Baroque architecture the city is known for. Plaza Mayor is a true centre of local life, perhaps the most perfect city square in Spain. Not only is it architecturally unique, but it also thrives with activity as locals meet and take coffee, tapas or cocktails on the square. The rest of your afternoon and evening is then free. You can admire the intricate detail of the Casa de Las Conchas, or ‘House of the Shells’, see the contrasting Old and New Cathedrals, and climb to the top to get a view across the terracotta-coloured rooftops. Thanks to the large student population the town has a vibrant nightlife, so maybe soak up the buzzing vibe tonight.

• Salamanca - Art Nouveau & Art Deco Museum - EUR5
• Salamanca - Unamuno House Museum - EUR4
• Salamanca - New Cathedral - EUR5
• Salamanca - Old Cathedral - EUR5
• Salamanca - University of Salamanca - EUR10
• Salamanca - Casa de Las Conchas - Free

Today's travel time is approximately 3 hours.

Head further west by private bus today and cross the border into Portugal to the laidback city of Coimbra. Coimbra will be your base for the next two nights. Sitting dignified on the banks of the River Mondego, Coimbra was once the capital of the county, and its royal heritage can be felt in its ancient streets and buildings. On arrival, your leader will escort you on a walk to help you orientate yourself in the maze of alleyways of this riverfront city. Half the fun of Coimbra is wandering and exploring, so use your free time getting to know the city. Coimbra features typical white stone buildings with several excellent examples of colourful azulejos tiling. Some of the historical structures were originally built in the 12th century (like the Cathedral Se Velha), and you can find some of Portugal's best examples of Romanesque churches and elegant museums here. The University of Coimbra – the oldest in Portugal – and the famous baroque library, the Biblioteca Joanina, with its 18th-century bell tower, are highlights today.

Today's travel time is approximately 4 hours.

Enjoy a free day of exploration in Coimbra before witnessing a traditional Fado performance. Fado songs must follow a particular structure, and though this traditional music can really be about anything, it popularly features mournful tunes with lyrics about the sea or the life of the poor. In Coimbra, male university students would often serenade their sweethearts with this music, with songs here tending to be literary translations or follow themes students can relate to. In your free time, perhaps head out into the countryside in search of ancient Roman ruins, which takes around 30 minutes by bus. The ruins of Conimbriga are rich in well-preserved mosaics and offer a great insight into ancient Roman life. There are several options to return, including a three kilometre walk through the countryside to the unspoiled rural town of Condeixa (optional). If you have time, you can take a short boat tour to take in the view of Coimbra from a different angle.

• Coimbra - Evening Fado Performance
• Coimbra - Mondego River Boat Trip - EUR10
• Coimbra - Cathedrals - EUR5
• Coimbra - Conimbriga Ruins - EUR10
• Coimbra - Portugal Dos Pequenitos - EUR15
• Coimbra - University of Coimbra and Joanina Library - EUR14

Today, jump on a bus through the countryside of central Portugal to Lisbon. As one of Europe's most pleasant and affordable capital cities, Lisbon combines the best elements of Portuguese life, offering fantastic architecture, a multicultural population, delicious seafood and non-stop nightlife. On arrival to the city, head out on an orientation walk around Lisbon, located on the banks of the Tagus (Tejo) River. Much of Lisbon’s character and charm lies in its beautiful renovated buildings, grand boulevards and impressive castles and churches. Visit the medieval citadel in the city centre, the Citadel of Sao Jorge Castle, which dates back to Moorish times and sits on the highest point of the Old Town. Look down on a city swarming with endless angular white houses and buildings with distinct red terracotta rooftops. Your evening is free to explore as you wish, perhaps head to the grand Naval Museum for an insight into the history of Portuguese navigation. Or maybe you'd prefer to roam through charming narrow streets of local neighbourhoods and see local life play out. If you want to sample some Portugese nightlife, Barrio Alto is the place to head this evening. 

• Lisbon - Sao Jorge Castle

Today is free for you to explore more of Lisbon, or maybe take a 45 minute train ride out to the mountainous region of Sintra, an absolute jewel of Portugal where you will see a beautiful Pena Palace. This area offers great walking, stunning cliff-top palaces and unique Moorish architecture. The 8th-century Castle of the Moors looks down on the Old Town, and the views from the battlements across the Serra de Sintra mountain range are stunning.

• Sintra - Palacio Nacional - EUR13
• Sintra - Palacio da Pena - EUR20
• Sintra - Day Trip - EUR10
• Sintra - Castelo dos Mouros - EUR12
• Lisbon - Experience Lisbon Walk Urban Adventure - EUR45
• Lisbon - Naval Museum - EUR7
• Lisbon - Oceanarium - EUR25
• Lisbon - Fado Show with Dinner - EUR50
• Lisbon - Gulbenkian Museum - EUR10
• Lisbon - Folk Art Museum - EUR5
• Lisbon - National Art Museum - EUR6
• Lisbon - Puppet Museum - EUR5

Take a bus journey to the southern coastline of Portugal, the Algarve. Known for fertile plains rich with orange and olive groves, fig trees, almonds and maize fields, this region is perfect to explore. Your base is Olhao, the Algarve’s biggest fishing port. With an active waterfront, Moorish buildings and bustling old quarters, the city has a Northern African feel. Upon arrival check in to your home for the next two nights and use the rest of the day to discover Olhao. You may wish to wander the city centre or perhaps try Olhao’s famous fish restaurants along the waterfront on Avenida 5 de Outubro, the eastern Algarve’s food mile, filled with delicious and authentic local flavours.

Today's travel time is approximately 5 hours.

Olhao is separated from the Atlantic Ocean by a series of barrier islands, creating a beautiful landscape of canals, salt pans, lagoons and sandbanks. Today board a local passenger boat and head out to one of these islands, Ilha de Culatra, where you can wander along a series of boardwalks, leading away from the fishermen’s settlements. You'll cross over dunes and lagoons to beaches that are so long that they disappear into the haze of the horizon. Return to Olhao in the afternoon (or earlier if you wish), and enjoy the rest of your day relaxing in Olhao. Perhaps use the area's great walking paths to access some of the Algarve's lesser-known spots, or maybe head towards the Ria Formosa Nature Reserve for some bird watching. Evenings are best spent watching breathtaking sunsets, and the best place to do so is Olhao’s Old Town.

• Algarve - Culatra Island Day Trip by Boat
• Algarve - Birdwatching Tour - EUR35
• Algarve - Marine Wildlife Watching Tour - EUR45
• Algarve - Boat Trip Rio Formosa - EUR30
• Algarve - Fishing Trip - EUR40

Please note, the birdwatching and marine wildlife tours in Ria Formosa are seasonal and do not operate in winter.

Leave Portugal behind and return to Spain, travelling by private vehicle to the charming city of Seville. If the legends are to be believed, Seville was founded by Hercules and its origins are linked with the Tartessian civilisation. To the Romans it was Hispalis, and to the Moors it was Isbiliya. After the Christian reconquest, it became thought of as the portal to the 'New World', and is today is the largest city in southern Spain. Seville is famous for its vitality and flamboyance as the city of Carmen, Don Juan and Figaro. Seville is also well-known for its oranges, tapas and flamenco, all three of which are ingrained in the fabric of the city and its proud people. Enjoy a short orientation walk around the main sights, then enjoy some free time in the late afternoon and evening to explore as you wish.

• Seville - Real Alcazar - EUR14

Today's travel time is approximately 2.5 hours.

This morning you'll rise early to start your long journey to Chefchaouen. You'll head toward Tarifa and then leave Europe behind as you make your way to Africa. After leaving the ferry, you'll be picked up by our Moroccan crew, and journey to a mountain town peppered with blue-washed buildings and ambient restaurants – Chefchaouen, which is in the centre of an agricultural region. There may not be much time to explore this rural retreat by the time you arrive today, but you might just have time to look over the architecture of the 15th-century Grand Mosque and the medina, the walled fortress of the Kasbah. Perhaps tuck into some popular local goats’ cheese or a tajine tonight, before settling in to your hotel.

Please have your passport handy as today you'll head over to Morocco. Your leader will change upon arrival into the port of Tangier. After an introduction your European leader will return to Spain, while your Moroccan leader will take care of you on the Moroccan part of the trip.

Today's total travel time is approximately 6 hours. The private transfer from Seville to Tarifa is approximately 2 hours, and after a 1-hour ferry, the ride to Chefchaouen is approximately 3 hours.

Meet your local guide early in the day to explore the maze of streets in Chefchaouen. The ‘blue city’ is arguably one of the prettiest places in Morocco. Set against a wide valley and nestled between two peaks in the stunning Rif Mountains, Chefchaouen may take you by surprise. Its medina has been lovingly cared for with striking blue and whitewashed houses, red-tiled roofs and artistic doorways. The medina is filled with handicrafts, while the main square has shops selling woven goods and small sweets. Learn about general life in a small Moroccan community, visit a communal bakery and walk up to a former mosque for a great view over the town that's nestled between two mountain peaks. As a popular shopping destination for handicrafts, carpets, blankets or woollen garments, you may also see the artisans at work. Possibly relax after your walking tour in a traditional Moroccan hammam.

• Chefchaouen - Walking Tour with Local Guide
• Chefchaouen - Hammam (public baths) - MAD150
• Chefchaouen - Henna Tattoo - MAD50

Say farewell to Chefchaouen today and jump on a private minivan trip to the spiritual and cultural heart of Morocco. Arrive in the city of Fes and step back in time to the medieval medina thick with exotic smells, tastes and sounds. Vibrant, noisy, fascinating and overwhelming – a feast for the senses – Fes is the mother of all medinas. Maybe fuel explorations of this imperial city with a glass of mint tea and some sweet Moroccan dates. Your day is free once you arrive, so perhaps get your bearings of the most complete medieval city in the Arab world. The adventurous may want to try some Moroccan specialities like a camel burger or harira (chickpea soup) and chicken-stuffed pastilla with couscous for dinner. Watching the sun set over the Medina while a dozen melodic prayer calls vie for attention is an experience you'll likely remember for a long time.

Take a guided walking tour of the old city, known locally as Fes el Bali. Step back in time in to the labyrinth of the Medina, which is alive with craftsmen, markets, tanneries and mosques. Pass donkeys piled high with goods (this is one of the largest car-free urban zones in the world) and explore the specialty sections that divide the souks. Medieval Fes was one of the world's great centres of education and culture: both Islamic and Jewish. Its religious institutions and its libraries are legendary. Its mosques are of great renown. Look out for the Medersa Bou Inania, one of the city's most beautiful buildings, which has recently been restored and is now open to tourists. Pass the Belghazi Museum, Medresse el Attarine and the splendid Funduk Nejjarine, a beautifully restored 18th century inn. You'll also see the famous tannery, known for the iconic view overlooking its dye pits, and a ceramics factory where you can see potters working in the traditional way. After the tour, the afternoon is free for you to enjoy as you please.

• Fes - Medina walking tour

You'll be on your feet for at least five to six hours today to explore the unique medina of Fes. This is one of the highlights of Morocco and well worth any weariness at the end of the long day. We highly recommend you wear appropriate footwear. Today’s experience will also include some visits to carefully selected shops. As the receipt of commissions or kickbacks in exchange for recommending particular shops, services or activities is ingrained in the culture of the Moroccan tourism industry, Intrepid has established a centralised system of receiving and distributing payments from these recommended suppliers. For more information, please refer to the ‘Important Notes’ section or talk to your Tour leader on the ground.

Travel by train this morning to Marrakech. On arrival in Marrakech, ead out with the group for a quick visit to the main square, Djemaa El Fna before dinner. The square is filled with a hive of activity. Henna-painters, performers and storytellers share the square with a street food bazaar, packed with stalls loaded with Moroccan delicacies. From a distance you'll see the Koutoubia Mosque and its minaret – famous throughout the world as one of the greatest minarets and the 'sister' to the Giralda in Seville. If you have time the following day, explore the ruins of Palais Badi, once one of the most beautiful palaces in the world, or comb the spectacular bazaar, where every step to a new souq brings a new smell, a new sight or a new gift to buy. Be enticed by the alluring scents and brilliant colours of the spice markets, the sounds of the musicians, the rich folds of carpets, delectable foods, acrobats and perfumed gardens. Perhaps brave dinner in the chaotic square of Djemaa el Fna, when night falls.

• Marrakech - Saadian Tombs - MAD70
• Marrakech - Palais Badi - MAD70
• Marrakech - Palais Bahia - MAD70
• Marrakech - Hamam (public baths) - MAD250

Today's train ride will be approximately 8 hours. Moroccan trains are quite comfortable (we travel in first class), so sit back, relax, watch the scenery roll by or read a good book.

Your Madrid to Marrakech adventure ends this morning. There are no activities planned for the final day and you're able to depart the accommodation at any time as long as you abide by the hotel's internal check-out rules. As there's not much time spent in Marrakech, we recommend booking an extra few nights accommodation so you can fully explore this amazing city. Our reservations team will be happy to help (subject to availability).

• Marrakech - A Taste Of Marrakech: Inside the Medina Urban Adventure - MAD605
• Marrakech - Tajine Cookery Class Urban Adventure. - MAD640
• Marrakech - Cascades d'Ouzoud Day Tour - MAD2207
• Marrakech - Luxury Spa Hammam & Massage - MAD750
• Marrakech - Heart of the Atlas Mountains cycling day trip with lunch - MAD2000
• Marrakech - Medina, Palaces & Tombs Urban Adventure - MAD650
• Marrakech - Palmery Cycling Tour - MAD540
• Marrakech - Magical Marrakech City Cycling Tour - MAD438

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Train, Ferry, Metro, Private vehicle, Public bus, Taxi

Hotel (14 nights)

Dates and availability

Important notes.

1. A single supplement is available if you’d prefer not to share a room on this trip. The single supplement applies to all nights of your trip and is subject to availability. Please speak to your booking agent for further information. 2. Please provide your full name exactly as per passport at the time of booking (including any middle names listed on your passport) for transport tickets. Ticketing fees may apply for amendments to details within 45 days of departure, and in some cases you will be required to cover the cost of issuing a new ticket.

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I will never fly vueling. 1h30 delayed, connexion missed with the crew closing the boarding in front of us. 40 people missed the Barcelona-Orly connexion. hours waiting for rebooking and hotel.. inadmissible

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3 hr flight from Barcelona to Gran Canaria. Ŵent according to plan No issues with staff oŕ flight. Many people includiñg us could not get luggage self checķ in termìnals to work. Had to wait in check in line.

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They stop online checkin above a certain capacity. We had to go to the airport to check-in at the desk. Or was offered to pay 7eur extra. Rip off.

I didn't get the wheelchair assistance I'd requested and my flight was on the tarmac, which was extremely painful for me. If this airline isn't for me, that's fine. The crew was fantastic and friendly ab

It was a short flight but the seat was very straight. I didn’t need any service, but wifi was not available. In resume, a normal service. Nice, the punctuality. Thanks

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Because the scale includes two terminals, we almost lost our flights. That data was not referrenced to us. The check-in process was a pain too.

Left on time and arrived on time both ways, thank you

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O voo atrasou um bom bocado A tripulação não era comunicativa,não fez vendas... Não abordava os passageiros... A 1°vez que me acontece tal coisa 🤷‍♀️

Is good airline but their check in process is not simple

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