Marrakech

Marrakech has so many contrasts!

The modern city has wide palm lined boulevards, whilst within the old city walls a world of history comes alive.

Traditional craftsmen working gold, silver, brass and copper are here to see in the souk. There is an excellent range of restaurants to choose from too. The Koutoubia Mosque dates from the 12th Century and the El Badi Palace from the late 16th Century.

From Marrakech, excursions include the Atlas Mountains whose snow capped peaks often define the horizon. Don’t miss the Djemaa El Fna, the hub of Marrakech full of music, acrobats, storytellers and snake charmers. Golfers would enjoy the special arrangements offered by several of our hotels.

Riads, originally large homes, represent very high levels of service, cuisine and accommodation, but, almost more importantly, they are also stylistically and architecturally very Moroccan. Superbly crafted plasterwork, polished plaster walls, beautifully tiled courtyards, antiques and calm peaceful environments are just some of the striking features that go to make up a Riad experience. Riads also tend to have few guest rooms, so service is very personal.