Mint Tea in Morocco: The 7 Best Experiences

1.Lamsaty Pottery Workshop with Moroccan Tea

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 75 reviews · from $40Our pick

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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2.From Agadir/Taghazout: Buggy Safari Adventure & Moroccan Tea

★★★★★★★★★★4.3 · 48 reviews · 3 hours · from $56

You’ll ride a shared buggy with an English- or French-speaking guide across rough ground near Agadir, stop for photos of goats in argan trees, and drink mint tea in a traditional Berber tent. Hotel pickup, equipment, and drop-off are included. The small group is limited to four people.

“Excellente activité, le chauffeur est très sympathique et le guide extra. Je recommande, un très bon moment. Un peuple chaleureux et tellement gentil♥️”

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3.Agadir : 2 h Quad biking excursion with moroccan tea

★★★★★★★★★★4.7 · 26 reviews · from $42

Take a two-hour guided quad ride near Agadir through sandy tracks, rural roads, dunes, and Berber villages. You’ll receive a safety briefing, automatic quad, helmet, and glasses, then stop for mint tea and cakes with local residents. Guides such as Mustapha, Hichem, and Youcef have been praised for friendly service and patient instruction.

“Mustapha was a really good guide, he took his time with us and made it an enjoyable experience”

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4.Agadir: Quad Bike Safari Desert With Moroccan Tea

★★★★★★★★★★4.4 · 23 reviews · from $41

This two-hour quad bike outing takes you from your Agadir hotel into rugged Souss-Massa terrain. You get a trial ride, follow an English- or French-speaking guide, stop for mint tea and biscuits in a Berber tent, and look for goats climbing argan trees. Hotel pickup, drop-off, tea, and the quad tour are included.

“A team of very friendly young people. Our guide was very attentive. The tea and biscuits break was very nice. Highly recommended.”

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5.Agadir Quad ATV Adventure Tour with Berber Tea Experience

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 18 reviews · from $37Best value

Quad Nourdine takes you from Agadir to Ihchach for a guided ATV ride through the desert-like terrain of Souss Massa National Park. You get a helmet, safety briefing, hotel pickup, photo stops, and a Moroccan tea and cookie break in a traditional tent. Expect scenery, friendly guidance, and fun rather than vast Sahara dunes.

“We had so much fun with the quad tour in the desert! It was an absolutely fantastic experience. The tour was exciting, adventurous, “gezellig” and funny! With the experienced quad instructor (and former photographer) and delicious thé à la Read more”

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6.Sunset Sandboarding & Mint Tea in Timlaline Dunes

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 5 reviews · from $51

Set out from Agadir at 4:00 pm for Timlaline’s oceanfront dunes, with air-conditioned transport, coastal stops at Tamri, Aghroud, and Plage Tamri, plus bananas, mint tea, and Moroccan cakes. You’ll get dramatic Atlantic views and a taste of sandboarding without hiring a car. No individual guide name is provided.

“Incredibly beautiful place! Real dunes near the ocean. You should definitely go here! The organizers are well done, with fellow travelers, too, was lucky. Thank you for the great tour and delicious Tajin. Special thanks for returning to the bus to Marrakech.”

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7.Fez Outdoor Adventure: Quad Ride, Camel Photo & Mint Tea

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 2 reviews · 3 hours · from $79

Leave your accommodation in Fez for a one-hour guided quad ride across rugged open terrain. Then pose on a camel and settle into a Berber tent for Moroccan mint tea and a local snack. English- and Arabic-speaking staff lead the small group, limited to 10 people. Pickup and return transfer are included.

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