Christmas and New Year's Eve in Marrakech
Christmas and New Year's Eve are two unique times of the year and a Marrakech Riad is a great place to spend "réveillon de noel" and the "fêtes de fin d'année."

The number one reason is because the weather in Marrakech is usually perfect at this time of year, 18°c and sunny during the day, dropping to 6°c at night.
There's a lot to do in Marrakech and during your stay you'll be suprised by its cultural heritage, music, gastronomy, its folklore and the warm welcome and hospitality you'll receive from the local Moroccans.
There's no better way to start the day than a delicious breakfast on the sun terrace in full sun with a stunning view of the snow-capped Atlas Mountains in the distance.

If you're staying with us at our Marrakech Riad, we'll tell you all the places you should visit during the day and offer our suggestions for the evenings. Click on the following link to view a list of 10 of our personal favourite Top 10 Marrakech "must sees".
Treat yourself to some personal well-being with a traditional hammam and spa treatment at one of the fantastic Marrakech medina spas. One of our favourites is Les Bains de L'alhambra, but keep in mind that reservations are definitely required in advance (which we'll be happy to make on your behalf).
Very popular for New Year in Marrakech is to make a trip to the desert in Zagora or Merzouga. It's a 10 hour journey, so only possible if you're able to spend an extended trip in Morocco. After the festivities of Christmas or of New Year's Eve, you can depart on a private tour to spend a night under the stars in the Sahara Desert. Click on the following link to see more details on an excursion to Merzouga.
For Christmas and New Year's Eve we'll be offering a special festive menu at our Marrakech Riad. We have seating for 8 people in two salons with open fireplaces, where we'll serve some of the best Moroccan gastronomy you'll encounter in Marrakech.
Marrakech accommodation tends to get completely booked up over Christmas and New Year, so to avoid disappointment our advice is don't delay, and reserve your Marrakech Riad accommodation today.

The number one reason is because the weather in Marrakech is usually perfect at this time of year, 18°c and sunny during the day, dropping to 6°c at night.
There's a lot to do in Marrakech and during your stay you'll be suprised by its cultural heritage, music, gastronomy, its folklore and the warm welcome and hospitality you'll receive from the local Moroccans.
There's no better way to start the day than a delicious breakfast on the sun terrace in full sun with a stunning view of the snow-capped Atlas Mountains in the distance.

If you're staying with us at our Marrakech Riad, we'll tell you all the places you should visit during the day and offer our suggestions for the evenings. Click on the following link to view a list of 10 of our personal favourite Top 10 Marrakech "must sees".
Treat yourself to some personal well-being with a traditional hammam and spa treatment at one of the fantastic Marrakech medina spas. One of our favourites is Les Bains de L'alhambra, but keep in mind that reservations are definitely required in advance (which we'll be happy to make on your behalf).
Very popular for New Year in Marrakech is to make a trip to the desert in Zagora or Merzouga. It's a 10 hour journey, so only possible if you're able to spend an extended trip in Morocco. After the festivities of Christmas or of New Year's Eve, you can depart on a private tour to spend a night under the stars in the Sahara Desert. Click on the following link to see more details on an excursion to Merzouga.
For Christmas and New Year's Eve we'll be offering a special festive menu at our Marrakech Riad. We have seating for 8 people in two salons with open fireplaces, where we'll serve some of the best Moroccan gastronomy you'll encounter in Marrakech.
Marrakech accommodation tends to get completely booked up over Christmas and New Year, so to avoid disappointment our advice is don't delay, and reserve your Marrakech Riad accommodation today.



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