Overlooking the old historical city walls and the lush Agdal royal gardens, the Kenzi Menara Palace enjoys a unique location in the red city. Situated just few minutes walk from Marrakech's major tourist and picturesque surroundings, the hotel is within easy reach of the atmospheric Jamaa El Fna Square, the colonial quarter of Gueliz and several renown golf courses. The blend of an Arabo-Moorish architectural style with a generous 10 acres park and gardens makes the Kenzi Menara Palace your heaven of peace and tranquility.

You will depart for an adventure safari trip across the foothills of the majestic High Atlas Mountains featuring impressive landscapes and picturesque Berber adobe villages.

Explore the high Atlas mountain region and the Valley of Ouirgane, also known as a "Happy Valley" thanks to its natural beauty and amazing landscapes. Witness a kaleidoscope of colour as we travel through the spectacular countryside.

This fun and informal day in self-drive or chauffeur-driven jeeps, will give you the opportunity to see some stunning scenery and Moroccan life at its most simple, away from the hustle and bustle of the city. There will be ample opportunity to take photographs and also stops along the route for refreshments. We cross close to the small Berber villages with their country schools, and will pause to give sweets and coloured pens to the delight of the local children.

You will meet the local villagers, visit a regular market in the countryside and enjoy the warm hospitality and a mint tea with a Moroccan family in the customary local manner.

The journey continues through the Berber village of Asni, situated in the high Atlas mountains at the foot of the Djebel Toubkal, the highest peak of North Africa at 13,670 ft.

The rally will continue to the picturesque village of Ouirgane where this excursion will conclude with a wonderful buffet barbecue lunch at the renowned "La Roseraie", an exquisite property set amidst a spectacular rose garden.

Following lunch continue on a circuitous road back to the hotel and Marrakech.

You'll experience the daily commercial life of the Medina as your guide leads you through the labyrinthine Souks, truly get to know both the people and the country of Morocco, and more.

The Souks of Marrakech are certainly the most colourful and the most lively in Africa. The different trades are grouped by services they offer: the Dyers, the Blacksmiths, the Babouche and shoe-makers, spices and fabric sellers.

You will gain new friends and a better understanding of Moroccan culture through different visits, discussions with artisans and workers, and special in-depth tours of various sites in the Medina of Marrakech.

Your journey ends at the renowned Djemaa El Fna square, a popular entertainment area where at the end of the afternoon, storytellers, snake-charmers, tooth-drawers and dancers appear to entertain the crowd in a scene that is pure street theatre.

Guests will meet on a roof terrace overlooking the Square for soft drinks (sodas) prior to transfer back to the hotel .

A very popular and fun mean of transportation typical of Marrakech.

4 people per Caleche for more fun and company.

Marrakech dates back as far as the year 1070 and several monuments stand out as landmarks in the course of its history.

The Koutoubia Mosque, sister tower to Seville's Giralda, the minaret of which has become the symbol of the city.

The Bahia Palace (19th century), a splendid Moroccan Palace, covered with marble, gold and multicoloured onyx. It boasts a beautiful indoor garden planted with orange and jasmine trees, fabulous lounges and living quarters.

The delightful Majorelle's Botanical Gardens are planted with giant bamboo, yucca, papyrus, palm, cypress and banana trees, philodendrons and bougainvilleas. They were laid out in the 1920's by the French artist Jacques Majorelle. Amid this luxuriant vegetation he built a large studio as well as a number of pergolas and arbours which he decorated in a disconcertingly bright shade of blue. After the artist's death in 1962, the gardens were abandoned but were restored later on by the French couturier Yves Saint-Laurent. Today the property houses a museum of Islamic art as well.

A great football tournament will be organised. Even if you are not a 1st league pro, attend and get to know your colleagues in an informal way ! Fun guaranteed.