Escape the arid desert atmosphere of Marrakech and visit 2 of the city’s most beautiful gardens. Learn about their history and unique influence on the culture and architecture of the Red City. Discover an oasis of peace and quiet in the wonderful chaos of this vibrant destination. Be seduced by the beauty of Majorelle Garden, known for its many colors and artistic landscape. See the Cubist villa designed by the French architect Paul Sinoir in the 1930s. Wander among the cactus gardens and other exotic plants. Continue to the Menara Gardens and get panoramic views of the Atlas Mountains. Take a horse-drawn carriage ride inside the ramparts, and pass landmarks such as the Agdal Gardens, fragrant with orange, lemon, fig, apricot, and pomegranate trees. Admire the luxury Hivernage and Mamounia hotels before getting dropped off at your hotel or riad.

In this bicycle tour, our non-profit Pikala gives you the experience to discover Marrakech in a different way. We train Moroccan youth to give you more insight into Moroccan daily life and real Moroccan Culture. You will cycle through different neighbourhoods of Marrakech like the historic city centre 'Medina' and the new town 'Gueliz'. On our way, we will pass some of the highlights of the city like the Koutoubia, the Kasbah, and the Agdal gardens, but even more important is to take you to parts of the city where you wouldn't come normally. You will visit a public bakery and the traditional bathhouse called the Hammam. visit the enormous second-hand market, and the Zaouia de Sidi Bel Abbès one of the seven Saints of Marrakech, to finish the tour in our Pikala Cafe ( juice and sweets are included in the tour),The youth that we train will give you more explanation about growing up in Morocco, the importance of the family, and how to deal with religion and modernisation. The tour is a cultural and personal introduction to get a better understanding of Moroccan life. Last but not least, it's great fun! Other things to note Casual clothes in which you feel free and comfortable. Careful with long dresses or skirts! Moroccan traffic is organized chaos. At first sight, it looks difficult but you'll discover how flexible it is