A four-hour pairing of Marrakech's most photographed garden with the corners of the souks most visitors never reach. It opens in the cobalt shade of the Majorelle garden, then moves into the medina for spice lanes, woodturners' workshops and silversmiths, with a guide who knows which stalls are worth your time and how to handle the price. Garden entry, mint tea and hotel transfers are all covered.
Jacques Majorelle's cobalt-blue villa and garden, later rescued by Yves Saint Laurent, dense with bamboo, cactus and pooling water. The entrance ticket is included.
Duration: 20 minutes
The souks' main thoroughfare, deep in textiles, leather goods and traditional Moroccan dress. A useful place to get your bearings before the narrower lanes.
Duration: 20 minutes
The spice and perfume quarter, where cones of cumin and saffron sit beside vials of argan and orange blossom oil. Worth the stop for the smell alone.
Duration: 15 minutes
Woodworkers turning thuya and cedar into boxes, bowls and inlaid trays, often at the lathe while you watch.
Duration: 15 minutes
Silver and enamel jewellery ranging from heavy Berber fibulae to contemporary pieces finished on site.
Duration: 15 minutes
The quarter locals actually shop in, piled with salvaged doors, household goods and textiles, and priced accordingly.
Duration: 15 minutes
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