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Wander through the souks of Marrakesh sampling olives, dried fruits, nuts, and pastries on this evening tour of the bustling city. Sit down for a delicious dinner in the iconic Jemma El Fnaa.

Highlights

• Learn the history of Jemaa El Fnaa’s food and trade culture
• Explore Marrakech’s spice market and learn about key spices
• Experience Moroccan dinining in a vibrant UNESCO-listed square
• Uncover food traditions in the souks, from bread to bold dishes
• Enjoy personalized attention on a small-group or private tour (max 12)

Description

Morocco is known for its bold and flavorful cuisine, and what better place to discover it than the bustling city of Marrakech? Kick off this delicious Marrakech food tour at the legendary Jemma El Fnaa square, home to almost a millennium of trading, bargaining, eating, and mingling. You’ll feel the history, tradition, and culture instantly as you wander off into the cozy narrow streets branching off from the square, stopping along the way to explore some hidden local shops to taste a few of the many versions of olives, nuts, and other typical Moroccan snacks. From there, head to one of the most popular sections of the city – the spice market! Take in the fragrant aromas of cumin, saffron, ginger, pepper, and turmeric as you wander through the colorful market, and then continue your Moroccan food odyssey through the souks, where you'll discover the many traditional breads, and perhaps try a cow hoof or sheep’s head along the way. After seeing all the fresh ingredients of the souks and markets, enjoy a traditional Moroccan dinner amid the bustling World Heritage-listed Jemma El Fnaa at its peak, surrounded by locals, snakes and monkeys – an atmosphere that's hard to beat.

Includes

Guide Walking tour 3 tastings Moroccan dinner at a local restaurant

Important Information

• This tour is carbon neutral, operated by a B Corp certified company committed to using travel as a force for good. Maximum group size is 12 people. This tour can cater vegetarians, and vegans, but not gluten intolerance customers. While Morocco is seen as a liberal Muslim country, as many Moroccan women do not wear headscarves, it is still very conservative by standards you may be accustomed to at home. Please dress accordingly. As a general guideline, shoulders, cleavage, and knees should be covered at all times. Wearing shorts (men and women), low-cut tops, and showing your midriff is not recommended as it will restrict your entry into buildings of a religious nature and family homes, as it is considered disrespectful to the local culture. Long, light-colored, lightweight, long-sleeved shirts, trousers, and long skirts are respectful. They’ll cover your body, keep you cool in the heat, and protect you from the harsh sun. Please bring a jumper in case it gets cool after dark.

Easy cancellation

Cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund