Guided city tours with Anir Tours, giving you context and orientation from someone who knows the city rather than working it out alone. A good guide turns a walk through unfamiliar streets into something you actually understand, the history behind a landmark, which corner of the medina is worth slowing down for, what to skip if you’re short on time.
Tours are available privately, with your own driver and guide, or as group departures if you’d rather share the day with other travelers. Either way, we build the route around how much time you have.
A look at our most-booked city tours, available in different lengths depending on how much time you have to explore. Shorter tours focus on the essentials, the landmarks and streets most worth seeing on a first visit, while longer options leave more room to slow down, stop for tea, or take a different route back. Each tour runs with a private or group guide, so you’re never just following a map on your own.
Enjoy an unforgettable day in the Agafay Desert, often called the “stone desert” and one of the must-see excursions near Marrakech. Located just 45 minutes to 1 hour from the city center, Agafay offers a breathtaking lunar-like landscape of rocky hills and golden plains, set against a stunning backdrop of the Atlas Mountains.
One day
15 people
Experience the beautiful Palmeraie of Marrakech the way that suits you best! Choose from a horseback ride, a traditional camel ride, or get your adrenaline going with a quad bike or buggy ride through this iconic palm grove just outside the city. Whichever you pick, you’ll enjoy stunning landscapes, swaying palm trees, and a true taste of Moroccan countryside, a memorable highlight of your stay.
One day
15 people
Discover Marrakech from a completely different perspective aboard a traditional horse-drawn carriage (caleche). Ride alongside the city’s legendary ramparts, nearly 19 km long, almost 1,000 years old, and punctuated by 22 historic gates, for a fun, offbeat history lesson through the heart of the Red City.
3 to 5 Hours
6 people
Marrakesh has always been a place of pleasure and exchange — a vibrant marketplace where southern tribesmen and Berber villagers once brought their goods, spent their earnings, and found entertainment. For visitors today, it remains an enduring fantasy: a city of immense beauty, low-rise and red, set dramatically against a great shaft of the Atlas Mountains.
3 to 4 hours
6 people
