Marrakech, known for its vibrant culture and rich history, also offers a variety of sustainable activities for eco-conscious travelers.
By engaging in these activities, visitors can explore the city and its surroundings in a way that respects the e...
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Café Clock is a community-focused café that promotes cultural exchange between tourists and locals. They serve organic and locally sourced food, and host workshops and cooking classes.
Cafe Clock
Amal is a non-profit organisation and social enterprise based in Marrakech, dedicated to the empowerment of women through culinary training and employment opportunities. Amal offers also cooking classes that cost between 400-500 dirham. If you are no...
Amal Center - Restaurant
If you think about Marrakech probably you don’t think it is very bike friendly, but actually this is not true! There are some guided tours available to take you through the city and its surroundings. Bike tours offer a unique perspective on Marrakech...
Pikala Bikes
Another great bike tour in Marrakech!
Marrakech Green Wheels ( Bicycle tours and rentals in Marrakech )
Only 35km outside of Marrakech you can find the Jardin Bio Aromatique Nectarome where you can learn about aromatic plants and their uses and buy their organic local products that goes from beauty care, hammam and dietary products.
Jardin Bio-Aromatique d'Ourika - Nectarome
This is a great a cooperative that support women artisans.
SHOP - Alnour
(here they have fixed price so no haggle), a government-run complex where you can watch artisans at work and buy from them, of course.
Ensemble Artisanal (2025) - All You Need to Know BEFORE You Go ...
The Atlas Mountains, located near Marrakech, offer stunning natural landscapes and a chance to experience traditional Berber culture. Eco-friendly tours to this region often include hiking, visiting Berber villages, and staying in eco-lodges.
Atlas Mountains
This café offers a unique cultural experience where you can get a traditional henna tattoo. This cafe supports local artists and provides a welcoming space for cultural exchange.
Henna tattoos here are made from natural ingredients, making them an e...
Henna Art Cafe
Vegetarian, organic and fresh cuisine in Marrakech
La Famille
Experience an authentic Moroccan bath at this beautiful local hammam! I loved it
Hammam Mouassine
This is a less touristy souk and it’s good for for handmade crafts and unique finds. This is where I found my beautiful handmade Moroccan jacket
SOUK SEBBAGHINE in Marrakech Medina
This palace is absolutely stunning, but it gets packed. Go first thing in the morning when it’s peaceful, and you’ll have time to admire the intricate zellige tiles and painted ceilings without the crowds.
Bahia Palace
It’s a peaceful spot with beautiful greenery, Islamic architecture, and a café where you can relax with a fresh juice.
Le Jardin Secret
Okay, this one isn’t technically in Marrakech, but if you have time, take a short trip to the Agafay Desert for an incredible sunset. It’s a rocky desert (not sand dunes like the Sahara), but the golden hour views are stunning. You can book a dinner ...
Even though non-Muslims can’t enter Koutoubia Mosque, the gardens around it are beautiful, especially at sunset when the golden light hits the minaret. It’s a peaceful spot to relax before diving back into the energy of the Medina.
Koutoubia
Hidden for centuries, these tombs are one of Marrakech’s most significant historical sites. The intricate tile work and tranquil setting are awe-inspiring. It’s a must-see if you want to experience the city’s rich past.
Saadian Tombs Marrakech - Explore the Grand Architecture of the ...
The Majorelle Garden is a must-visit for nature and art lovers alike. The vibrant blue colors and lush plants are iconic!
Jardin Majorelle
you can see the designer’s work and learn about his deep connection to Marrakech!
Yves Saint Laurent Museum
This 16th-century Islamic school is one of the finest examples of Moroccan architecture. The tiled courtyards and intricate woodwork are stunning, and it offers a glimpse into the country’s educational history.
Official website of the Ben Youssef Medersa in Marrakech