Great value and tour - We had an excellent tour with Aziz, who was extremely knowledgeable and shared great information about the Hewish history of Marrakech, the ways the former Jewish quarter (the Mellah) has changed over time, and the Bahia Palace. We were very tired, so didn’t go into the souks or to Diana el Fnaa, but we have already been to those areas. Well worth it and glad we took this tour!

Highly recommend - The experience was great, our guide Ahmed was very knowledgeable and really thought of our needs as my parents walk with walking sticks. The trip was not rushed like some others. Every thing was at our pace. Bahia palace is a work of art and a must whilst in marrakech. Highly recommended using this tour company and ask for guide Ahmed. The communication all the way through the booking was superb..

5 star tour guide: - There wasn't just one part of the day which was memorable. The whole experience was fab. Our guide Hamza was lovely. So knowledgeable and friendly. He showed us everything we wanted to see and loads of hidden gems of the city. He deserves 5 stars and I will be recommending this tour to all my friends.

Jewish quarter tour - Marrakech - Very pleasant and knowledgeable guide. He gave us a comprehensive tour of Jewish area and content of Marrakesh. Very flexible to take account of what we wanted to see so varied the original itinerary to suit us.

If you want a personable,... - If you want a personable, easy to hear and understand, knowledgeable tour guide, who feels like your new best friend, ask for Abdellah by name! He’s an honest, good natured guy who will do his best to give you a great experience.

The best tour ever with Ali - We had a fabulous time and were very pleased with our tour guide Ali. He was presonable,knowledgeable and went above and beyond to give us a great experience! The sites were interesting and the guided walk through the souks in the old medina was amazing! I would highly recommend this tour on your first day in Marrakech. Very professional and attentive! Great value for your money.

Great Tour! - We were given a guide on how to get to the meeting point which was the main post office by whatsapp a few days before. We met Abdul our tour guide who was waiting there for us on time. He started the tour by taking us to the nearby mosque and explained all about the history and important information. Overall we visited; the mosque, 2 palaces, jeema el fna square, the souks and he also asked us if we would like to visit certain places like a carpet makers, bread makers and spice cooperative. English speaking workers at each location explained the craft to us and offered products but were not forceful on selling. Abdul paid for us to have drinks, a slice of freshly cooked bread and entrance to the palace. What a great experience and I cant thank Abdul more for tailoring the experience to what we would enjoy, such a great guide!

We did this tour on our first day in... - <p>We did this tour on our first day in Marrakech, it was a great introduction to the Old City and the culture. Our guide Hassan was very friendly and offered not just information on the city sights but also good advice for tourists.</p>

Good Walking Tour - As some of our party had visited Marrakech before we chose this tour as it contained elements of previously seen and unseen. The guide, Youssef, was good and knowledgeable. He was able to answer questions ask of him easily. The tour does include a fair amount of walking - some over cobbled streets and alleyways. The Bahia is the star of the tour with some fantastic ceilings to view. However I found this very full of likeminded tourists some who were quite demanding in their movements. I have visited here very early and quite late in the day and would recommend these times if you are not part of a group (I even had time to lie on the floor to take ceiling photos - here I would have been trampled on). It was good to see how little earthquake damage was visible. The visit to the Jewish Quarter was interesting and moving. The Synagogue was a peaceful oasis and well decorated. Our guide was interesting with his comments. This area seemed quite earthquake damaged but work was going on. The Jewish cemetery was quite moving with few graves marked in any way - it was explained that the gatekeeper did have an accurate plan though. As you enter you see very small graves - so many children! We walked to the Secret Garden - stopping at a Medicinal Spice shop (as you would expect) and a Carpet Shop (we were at least asked if we wanted to go in). The Secret Garden is worth a visit - if only to escape the mayhem in the streets. Laid out in traditional style it is a surprise to see beyond the street facade. There is a cafe at the rear of the property. Our tour did not take in the central square as listed because we overshot out time but we saw it later. Take a hat and water with you!

Excellent half day - Our house was very knowledge able. Took the walk at our pace and showed us the real side of Marrakesh as well as the touristy bits. This is a good way to start you visit.