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The town of Kelaat M’Gouna, also known as the Valley of Roses, is Morocco’s rose capital. Every spring, millions of roses bloom in this fertile valley, creating a pink paradise that perfumes the air. The locals harvest roses to produce rose water, essential oils, and perfumes, sustaining the region’s economy. Travelers who visit not only enjoy the beauty of the valley but also experience Berber traditions, explore fortified kasbahs, and trek in dramatic gorges.
This 2-day tour blends culture, landscapes, and authentic Moroccan life, making it one of the best short escapes from Marrakech.
Discover the Valley of Roses in Kelaat M’Gouna, nestled between the High Atlas Mountains and the Saharan oases. Famous for its fragrant rose fields and local cooperatives producing rose water, this 2-day journey takes you through the scenic road of a thousand kasbahs, Berber villages, and dramatic gorges.
Perfect for travelers who want to experience authentic Morocco, nature, and traditions in a short trip.
Included and Excluded
- Transport in air-conditioned minibus or 4x4
- 1 night accommodation with dinner & breakfast
- Professional driver/guide
- Guided visits (Kasbah, Rose Valley)
- Lunches & drinks
- Entrance fees (studios, museums)
- Personal expenses & tips
Highlights of the Tour
- Drive through the High Atlas Mountains
- Visit Rose distilleries in Kelaat M’Gouna
- Enjoy Valley
- Experience local Berber hospitality
Itinerary
Pick-up from hotel in Marrakech (07:00) Drive via Tizi n’Tichka pass through the High Atlas Mountains Stop at Aït Ben Haddou Kasbah (UNESCO site) Continue to Ouarzazate (visit Kasbah Taourirt & film studios) Arrival in Kelaat M’Gouna in the late afternoon Dinner & overnight in hotel/riad
Breakfast at hotel Visit Rose distilleries and cooperatives (rosewater, oils, perfumes) Explore Dades Valley & Gorges Scenic stops for photography of kasbahs & mountains Lunch on the way back Return to Marrakech in the evening (~19:00)
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Frequently Asked & Question
During the Rose Festival in May, when the valley blooms and locals celebrate with music, dance, and rose harvests.
Yes, it’s family-friendly with mild hikes and cultural activities.
Recommended for buying rose products directly from local cooperatives.
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