Arrival in Marrakech. Your first evening is accompanied by the luxury of the Dar Moha, showcasing Morocco’s new cuisine and a the perfect note mark the beginning of your adventure.
You travel across the Atlas Mountains to Skoura Oasis, where you enjoy the beauty of the Sahara and lear of the Berber. Your first night in the desert is a dream of Moroccan luxury and the star-studded firmament that expands above the endless sands.
You follow ancient caravan routes and go ever deeper into the Sahara. The dunes capture the pass of the wind and form figures that are nature’s arabesque. Being out in the great expanse of the greatest desert fills you with peace and quiet. When you reach your luxury camp, you have the gems of the heavens as your roof, and the are shining brightly tonight.
In the fringes of the desert, Dar Ahlam is a luxurious hotel where you take time to dive into the beautiful pool, and enjoy the wellbeing after a day at the spa. You are ready to return to the excitement of the city.
Yves Saint Laurent said that Marrakech taught him colour. As you lose yourself in the narrow, winding streets of this city, you learn of the contrasts, the subtle textures that are interrupted by splashes of colour, and the sunbeams that creep between the lattices and the rooftops. From sun to shade, from busy street to delicious nook. You drink mint tea in the rooftops, away from the life of the city, and then you dive back into the fray.
With the liberty to explore Marrakech at your leisure, you follow your senses and your instincts. You discover wonderful sights at every corner but, even more, you begin to sense that quality that every city has, but that only a few perceive: flow. Marrakech’s flow is capricious, it is sometimes mellow, sometimes furious. There is no other way to put it: the city is alive. As you find your way to architectural wonders, you are then guided by the smell of spices; as you follow a play of light in a lattice, you discover a peaceful courtyard, a decorated palace, an intricate door. As the sun sets your mood turns festive. The food! The bellydancing! The colour! What a teacher Marrakech is!
Marrakech is lost in the distance, it has blended with the land. From an airplane all things seem pretty much the same. At times, even the distinction between land and sea is difficult to grasp. From afar, Marrakech might appear monochrome and ochre. Like with all things, it is when you look at them up-close, that the wonder of travel is revealed.
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