Marrakech Holidays 2013

The Hotel El Andalous enjoys stunning views of the surrounding Atlas Mountains and is an ideal choice for those seeking a little bit of luxury during their holiday to Marrakech. The hotel is fully-equipped with a gym, tennis courts and a sauna for guests to make use of. There is also an excellent spa centre on-site where guests can enjoy a relaxing massage.

The Semiramis Hotel is a great choice for those keen to discover all that Marrakech has to offer and require a hotel with a range of facilities to ensure a comfortable and enjoyable stay. With a large outdoor swimming pool, three fantastic restaurants and all rooms fully-equipped with all the neccessary amenities, guests can explore by day and relax by night.

The luxurious Eden Andalou Spa & Resort is found in one of the more peaceful areas of Marrakech, so it is ideal for a relaxing break. Surrounded by a landscape of beautiful rustic gardens, the hotel boasts a rooftop terrace, a jazz bar, a selection of restaurants and a full service spa.

The Jeema El Fna is the cultural heartbeat of Marrakech and is a must see when visiting the city. Explore the open-air market and its fascinating stalls where an exciting myriad of musicians, local artists and fantastic food awaits.

Elsewhere guests can escape from it all and experience one of the world’s finest spa cultures. Try an authentic Hamamm or head to a luxurious local spa for complete relaxation.

Marrakech is a city that comes to life at night, with the city’s medina an inviting cocktail of sumptuous food, exciting nightlife and vibrant atmosphere.

Head to the old medina district at night, where a mix of bars, restaurants and food stalls effortlessly cook up some of North Africa’s finest food and drink. Enjoy sipping mint tea, sampling authentic Moroccan food and watching a North African sunset.

Part of Marrakech’s appeal is the city’s wondrous history and culture. The Jardin Majorelle is a slice of paradise in the city, with a fantastic walled garden that is perfect for both couples and groups.

Away from the city’s cultural highlights is a developing adventure sport industry. Head out to the Atlas Mountains which is around a 45 minute drive, and try your hand at kayaking, desert driving or even camel riding.