


Seven days built around Morocco’s table: guided food tours in Fes and Marrakech, dinner at a family home, a baking class and a cooking class, the Guerrouane winery between the imperial cities, and fish straight off the boats in Essaouira — from €1200 per person, private throughout, with your own driver and food-minded local guides.
This is the itinerary for travellers who plan trips around meals. The route follows the flavours rather than the monuments: Fes for the old city’s bakeries, spice souks and the family table; the vineyards of Guerrouane — Morocco’s main wine country — on the road south; Marrakech for the street-food masterclass that is Jemaa el-Fna, a market-to-table cooking class and the hammam that follows a serious meal; Essaouira for the port grills, the argan cooperatives and a final seafood feast.
Every meal that defines the trip is arranged, not improvised: tables booked, families expecting you, classes reserved with cooks who teach rather than perform. Monuments still happen — Fes’s medina, Aït Ben Haddou if you take the desert option, Essaouira’s ramparts — but they fit around the food, not the other way round.
It suits couples and small groups of friends, works year-round, and adapts to any diet — tell us your constraints when you write. Dates on WhatsApp; the full menu of a quote, day by day, comes back within the hour.
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Arrival and the road to Fes with a pastry stop worth planning a trip around. Evening: a first walk to dinner in the medina, tables already booked.
A guided morning through the old city's bakeries, olive stalls, spice souks and the communal ovens that still bake the neighbourhood's bread. Dinner cooked and shared at a family home.
Morning hands in the dough — msemen, ghriba, the breads of Fes — then a guided afternoon in the medina for the monuments between meals.
South through Morocco's main wine country: a Guerrouane estate visit and tasting, lunch among the vines, then the road to the Red City.
A cooking class that starts in the souk — choosing, haggling, learning the spice logic — and ends eating what you made. Evening masterclass: Jemaa el-Fna's food stalls, guided.
The argan cooperatives on the coast road, then Essaouira's port at catch time: pick the fish at the boats, eat it grilled at the stalls. Night by the ocean.
A morning to stock the suitcase — spices, argan, the sweets you now know by name — and the road to your departure airport.
Appetite is the only prerequisite: distances are moderate, walking is medina-paced, and every dietary constraint (vegetarian, halal-only, allergies) reshapes the menus — tell us when you book. Alcohol stops are optional and skipped on request.
From €1200 per person, per person. The price includes private air-conditioned vehicle with english/french-speaking driver, six nights in riads and boutique hotels, guided food tours in fes and marrakech. You receive a written itemised quote before paying anything — no hidden fees.
7 Days, departing on the dates you choose — there is no fixed schedule, because every departure is arranged for you alone.
Fully private: your own vehicle, driver and licensed guide, never seat-in-coach and never mixed with other travellers. The daily pace flexes around you.
Pick a circuit and use the booking widget on its page (choose a date and number of travellers), or simply message us on WhatsApp at +212 661 454 738 with your dates and group size. You receive a booking reference (KM-XXXXXX) and a reply within the hour. No payment is taken at this stage.
Yes. The booking form lets you choose how to send your request — by WhatsApp or by email — and we answer through the channel you picked. Either way your request is registered with the same reference number.
We check availability for your date, confirm the price for your group size, and send back a confirmation with your reference. Only once you approve that confirmation is anything considered booked.
After your booking is confirmed you can pay securely online, or on site in cash or by bank transfer before departure. We never ask for payment before confirming availability and price in writing.
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Itinerary and prices last updated October 2026.