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Essaouira Beach Day Trip2023-03-12T15:31:42+00:00

Essaouira Beach Day Trip

Essaouira beach is a must-see destination and what better way to see it than on a private day trip from Morocco. You will be picked up by your driver in one of our Private 4×4 Toyota Landcruisers for a stunning journey where you will visit Essaouira, the charming medina port town along the Atlantic coast. Essaouira is popularly known as “Morocco’s windy city” due to its vibrant atmosphere and miles of sandy beaches against the backdrop of mesmerizing views of the ocean. To complete your Essaouira Beach day trip, you can embark on a delightful camel trek and enjoy lunch at a local Moroccan restaurant where you can savour the fresh fish and other delicious cuisines while embracing the beauty of nature that Essaouira has to offer.

What’s Included

  • Private 4×4 Transport
  • Experienced Driver – Fully Escorted
  • 1 Hour Camel Trek along the beach
  • Lunch
  • Mineral Water provided throughout the trip
  • Added peace of mind with Excellent Trip Advisor reviews

Itinerary

8:00: Your driver will pick you up at your Hotel in Marrakech

11:00:  Arrive at Essaouira Beach and meet your camels for the trek along the wide sandy beach.

12:30: Lunch

1:30 – 3:30: Free time to relax on the beach or explore the small, vibrant medina with its arts, crafts, jewelry and music shops.

3:30/4:00: Begin the journey back to Marrakech to arrive in time for dinner.

  • Stalls Selling Rugs, Poufs and Blankets in the Souks of Essaouira, Morocco

Price per Person (based on 2):

£125.00

Frequently Asked Questions

Is Essaouira Morocco worth visiting?2024-02-29T22:38:43+00:00

Nestled along the captivating Atlantic coast, the enchanting Moroccan town of Essaouira beckons intrepid travellers with its irresistible allure. Prepare to embark on a journey of vibrant hues and unrivaled charm, for Essaouira unveils a tapestry of activities and sights that beg to be explored. At its heart lies the resplendent Essaouira Medina, a testament to time’s enduring embrace, where the echoes of an 18th-century Portuguese fortress linger in every weathered stone. Wander through the labyrinthine streets adorned with whitewashed edifices, a symphony of architectural marvels that paint an idyllic tableau. Immerse yourself in the bustling markets, where treasures await discovery—handcrafted wonders, kaleidoscopic fabrics, fragrant spices, and gleaming jewellery—all whispering tales of artisans’ skill and ingenuity. Yet, Essaouira’s allure extends beyond its tangible offerings, transcending into the realm of melody and rhythm. Embrace the harmonious cadence of music festivals, where the strum of lutes, the melancholic melody of violins, and the thunderous beat of drums intermingle in a celebration of Morocco’s rich musical heritage. And for those seeking solace amidst nature’s embrace, the tranquil beachside ambiance of Essaouira unveils an oasis of sun-drenched serenity, where azure waters caress sandy shores. An authentic Moroccan odyssey awaits, where history, culture, music, and natural beauty intertwine, painting a portrait of unparalleled allure. Succumb to Essaouira’s irresistible siren song, for this gem of the Atlantic coast is a veritable feast for the senses, beckoning you to uncover its mesmerising secrets.

Can you swim in Essaouira?2023-05-25T19:21:28+00:00

Experience the allure of Essaouira, an idyllic coastal destination that beckons to beach enthusiasts seeking a delightful swimming escapade. With its stunning beaches, some graced by iconic windmills, Essaouira offers a haven for sun-seeking visitors. While the waters may be refreshingly cool, they generally provide a safe environment for swimming. However, vigilance is advised due to occasional strong undertows, prompting swimmers to exercise caution and seek the company of experienced companions or attentive lifeguards. Prior to diving into the waters, kindly consult your accommodation provider as select beaches may have private access, necessitating written permission from the proprietors. Additionally, Essaouira presents a wealth of leisure activities, including jet skiing, kayaking, and paddleboarding, ensuring carefree enjoyment in the city’s waters. Embrace the allure of Essaouira, an ideal destination for invigorating aquatic pursuits and a memorable encounter with the sea’s splendor.

What is the best month to visit Essaouira?2023-05-25T19:23:23+00:00

For optimal travel experiences, consider visiting Essaouira between April and June or September and October, as these periods offer milder and drier weather conditions compared to other times of the year. Nonetheless, Essaouira boasts pleasant weather year-round, ensuring a delightful stay. During spring, embrace warm days and balmy nights as you venture through the captivating streets and coastline of Essaouira. In autumn, temperatures cool down, yet remain ideal for engaging in outdoor pursuits like windsurfing and camel riding along the breathtaking shoreline.

Can you drink alcohol in Essaouira?2023-05-25T19:25:31+00:00

Alcohol consumption is permitted in Essaouira for both residents and visitors. The city maintains a relaxed and tolerant atmosphere towards drinking, with numerous bars and restaurants offering alcoholic beverages. However, it is crucial to adhere to legal age restrictions (21 years or older) and public drinking regulations in Essaouira. Public consumption, particularly during religious festivals, is generally discouraged. Visitors should exercise caution and avoid consuming alcohol in public spaces unless it is acceptable within local customs and laws. Responsible drinking is paramount in Essaouira, as excessive consumption and disorderly behavior can lead to severe legal consequences, including imprisonment. Ultimately, enjoying alcohol in Essaouira necessitates observing the city’s legal guidelines and cultural norms to ensure a safe and responsible experience.

Can I drink the tap water in Essaouira?2023-05-25T19:26:50+00:00

It is important for visitors to Essaouira to note that the tap water is not potable. Local authorities and healthcare professionals strongly advise against consuming tap water, including using it for cooking or oral hygiene. It is recommended to rely on bottled mineral water as a safe alternative. Additionally, caution should be exercised when consuming unpeeled fruits and vegetables, as they may have been washed with tap water.

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