Two of Marrakech's great gardens in a single private half-day: Jacques Majorelle's cobalt villa with its bamboo groves and rare cacti, and the wide olive orchard and still-water basin of the Menara. Between them comes a horse-drawn carriage ride at walking pace through Gueliz and Hivernage, past the ramparts and palm-lined avenues. The vehicle, the driver and the pacing belong to your party alone.
The garden Jacques Majorelle planted around his studio and painted that unmistakable blue, later rescued and restored by Yves Saint Laurent. Cactus beds, bamboo walks, lily pools and the Berber Museum sit within the walls.
A vast olive orchard laid out in the twelfth century around a still reservoir, with a green-roofed pavilion at its edge. On clear days the snowline of the Atlas sits directly behind the water.
The carriage takes over here, rolling through the wide boulevards of the new town and the villa-lined streets of Hivernage. The pace is slow enough to actually look at the ramparts and jacarandas.
The carriage ride closes back in the centre, where the driver collects you for the return to your hotel.
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