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🏨 Hotel

Iberostar Club Palmeraie Marrakech ★★★★

6 Commune Rurale Ouidane, Sidi Youssef Ben Ali, Marrakech

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A resort nestled in the historic Palmeraie palm grove, with the Atlas Mountains as a backdrop: 10 hectares of gardens, three pools, Moroccan and international restaurants and a spa with a traditional hammam. The Medina is about 15 minutes away.

👗 Dress code

• Medina and Souk: light but respectful clothing — shoulders and knees covered is the best choice
• Camel ride and quad biking: comfortable trousers, closed shoes, hat
• "Thousand and One Nights" party at the hotel (2/10): themed outfit — kaftans, flowing fabrics, golden details ✨
• Berber camp dinner (3/10): October evenings are cool, bring a warm layer
• Gala Dinner at the MCAM (4/10): elegant attire
• ℹ️ In Morocco, mosques — including the famous Koutoubia — are not open to non-Muslims: they are admired from the outside. The Ben Youssef Madrasa, however, is no longer a place of worship: it ceased operating as a Quranic school in 1960 and is today a monument open to visitors of every faith. Respectful attire is all that's asked.

🎯 Activities

⏰ To make the most of every experience, please be on time for each appointment!

🐪 Camel ride, quad biking and crafts

An adventure in the Palmeraie: the slow sway of the camel among the palms, the thrill of the quad and local craft workshops, to see traditional techniques up close. In between, a generous break with Moroccan specialities: crepes, honey, cheeses and other local delicacies. Recommended: comfortable trousers, closed shoes, hat and sunscreen.

🕌 Souk and Medina

The beating heart of Marrakesh: alleys, colours, the scent of spices. A few tips: haggling is part of the game — start from about half the asking price and smile; always ask permission before photographing people; in Jemaa el-Fna square, snake charmers and animal handlers ask for money for photos; keep an eye on bags and phones in the crowd.

🏛️ Cultural sightseeing — Ben Youssef Madrasa