The 6 Marrakesh Tea Tours That Earn the Detour

1.Marrakech: Moroccan Pastries and Tea Class with a Local

★★★★★★★★★★4.7 · 84 reviews · 2h 30m · from $40Our pick

Spend 150 minutes with a local chef learning Moroccan pastries such as fekkas and Kaab el Ghazal. You will practice precise techniques, use flavors such as fennel and orange blossom water, prepare mint tea, taste the results, and take a box home. Classes run in Arabic, French, and English for groups of up to 10.

“One of the best activity we did in Marrakech. It was so much fun and the staff were all so nice and welcoming. This is a great activity to do with the family! A++++”

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2.Lamsaty Pottery Workshop with Moroccan Tea

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 75 reviews · from $40Top rated

Spend about two hours at Lamsaty Handmade Course in Marrakech, learning hand modeling and pottery-wheel basics from a family-run artisan team. Make a cup, box, tagine, or sculpture, enjoy Moroccan tea, and take your pieces home to dry. Firing is possible if you remain in Marrakech for at least six days.

“We as a family had such a wonderful time creating pottery. We are here as a family for vacation and found this activity.the owners were so nice and it's such a great place. Highly recommend!!!”

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3.Agafay Desert, 2H of Quad Biking, tea & transfer from Marrakech

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 55 reviews · from $33Best value

Spend two hours riding a quad through Agafay’s dry valleys and mountain views, with helmets, glasses, a professional guide, and a midway photo stop. A 45-minute transfer from Marrakech, Moroccan tea, and hotel pickup and drop-off are included. Abdullah is noted for his friendly driving.

“We zijn met de kinderen wezen quad rijden. Mijn man en ik zijn afgehaakt....te eng...en hebben bij de lokatie een Marokkaans tweetjes gekregen...erg lief. Kinderen hebben een top rit gehad. Duurde wel 2 uur en hebben een prachtige oase gezien. De chauffeur Abdullah is bijzonder vriendelijk! Echt een aanrader.”

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4.Moroccan Hands on traditional pastries & Tea class in Marrakech

★★★★★★★★★★4.5 · 33 reviews · from $40

Spend about three hours in a Marrakech medina home with Chef Khmisa’s cooking team, learning family-style Moroccan pastries such as corne de gazelle and ghriba. You’ll prepare the dough and fillings, make mint tea, taste warm pastries, receive recipes, and take home a box of your baking. Groups are limited to 10.

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5.Private Quad Biking Safari In The Palm Grove Of Marrakech And Berber Home Tea

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 3 reviews · from $140

Leave central Marrakech by private pickup, ride a quad through the dry wadis and palm groves of the Palmerie, then pause at a Berber home for mint tea. You get about 80 minutes on the quad, bottled water, and an English-speaking guide. Rashid is one guide named in the tour details, while Abdul handled a reported delay.

“Time keeping was not great, Collected from hotel at 5.00pm, got there 5.15pm, sat around for an hour before the previous riders got back! However, Abdul did apologise and Rashid (our driver/guide) was very pleasant. Once we did get going, faRead more”

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6.Desert Sunset Camel Ride With Free Tea in The Desert Camp

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 3 reviews · from $234

Leave Marrakech around 4:30 pm for the Agafay Desert, where you’ll ride a camel with a guide as the light fades. Afterward, relax at camp with complimentary Moroccan tea and dessert. Hotel pickup and drop-off are included, but confirm the ride length, dinner plans, and transfer details before booking.

“this was an amazing experience riding camels in desert of agafay , pick up and drop off were on time , very nice stuff.”

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