Ship of the Desert trek through the Palmgroves

Ship of the Desert trek through the Palmgroves

Oleh Sahara Tours International

Baik

Pembatalan percuma tersedia

Lihat tiket

Ciri-ciri

Pembatalan percuma tersedia
3j 30m
Baucar mudah alih
Pengesahan serta-merta
Pengambilan dari hotel terpilih
Berbilang bahasa
Ciri-ciri haiwan
Terbuka dalam tab baharu

Gambaran keseluruhan

Memorable dromedary ride through the beautiful Palm Grove
Trek through an area featuring more than 100,000 palm trees
Authentic villages to experience local Moroccan life
Cheich—protective turban veil to wear on the journey
Glass of mint tea at the home of a local Berber family

Lokasi aktiviti

Palmeraie
- Marrakech, Maghribi

Titik Pertemuan/Penebusan

Poste Centrale Guéliz
- Rue el Imam Malik
- Marrakech, Maghribi

Beberapa tempat pertemuan/penebusan tersedia, lihat maklumat lokasi untuk mendapatkan senarai penuh

Semak ketersediaan

Tour

3j 30m
Bahasa Inggeris

The dromedary master speaks Berber and Moroccan dialect with some French.

Pengembara

Pilihan bahasa: Bahasa Inggeris

Masa bermula: 14:30

Butiran harga

RM 171.64 x 1 PengembaraRM 171.64

Jumlah

Hingga Kha, 1 Jan

Tour

3j 30m
Bahasa Jerman

Pengembara

Bahasa yang tersedia

Masa bermula: 09:00

Butiran harga

RM 186.09 x 1 PengembaraRM 186.09

Jumlah

Perkara yang dirangkumi dan tidak dirangkumi

2-hour dromedary ride
Mint tea
Roundtrip transportation to and from your central Marrakech hotel

Ketahui sebelum anda tempah

Children 12 and younger must ride on the same camel as an adult.
If you are pregnant, you should not take part.
If you have joint or muscular problems, you should carefully consider whether to participate.

Perkara yang anda boleh jangka

Climb aboard a “ship of the desert” on this fascinating tour through the incredible palmgroves of Marrakech. Trek with a dromedary camel through authentic villages and oasis-like landscape. Then enjoy a delicious glass of mint tea in a Berber home.

Leave the hustle and bustle of Marrakech behind you and go on a half-day adventure. According to legend, this area was the site of a military camp, where in the evenings, soldiers ate dates that had been carried from the pre-Saharan oases. The discarded pits fell into holes left by lances that had been thrust in the ground. Thus, the palm groves of Marrakech were planted.

Donning your cheich (protective turban veil), you and your sturdy new one hump dromedary friend trek safely through the palm groves past villas, deluxe properties, and Berber homes. Sit back with a refreshing glass of mint tea at the home of one of the local Berber families before heading back to the city.