What to visit in Ouarzazate?
Located in southeastern Morocco, between Agadir and Marrakech, Ouarzazate is known to all as the gateway to the Sahara desert. A little less worldly than the city of Marrakech, Ouarzazate represents a real strategic starting point for those who wish to continue the adventure and visit Morocco. With the development of its international airport, Ouarzazate has begun to increase the number of its visitors over the past 20 years. Moreover, clubs and hotels offer quality offers and a complete range of services. Even if the city does not present much interest for tourism, apart from its monuments, Ouarzazate remains a beautiful region attracting enough visitors. Indeed, most tourists head to the city since it remains an exceptional place for various desert excursions. Thanks to its considerable Kasbah of Taourirt, it can house a palace dating from the 19th century allowing in turn to have an exceptional view of the rocky landscape of the surroundings. Moreover, this place often appears in many films. The Kasbahs of Taourit and Aït Ben Haddou are treasures of Morocco, particularly of the city of Ouarzazate, to absolutely visit during a stay. Indeed, staying in Ouarzazate involves several visits and excursions to emblematic places of the country. Crossing the Atlas is a visit to do when you decide to take the road to get to Ouarzazate. Between roadside and dangerous cliffs that get closer to each other, the visit promises many surprises for travelers.
Childcare while you are in Ouarzazate
Travelling to Ouarzazate as a family is a joy, but some experiences are simply better without the children. Our nannies come to hotels, riads and kasbahs, during a desert excursion, which is tough on very young children. Find out more about our babysitting service in Ouarzazate, browse our childcare packages or simply request a free quote — fast reply, no commitment.
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