Riad Dabachi Tala'lou - Marrakech

For a carefree stay, simply let yourself unwind

At Riad Dabachi Tala’lou, everything has been thoughtfully arranged so that you can make the most of your stay, without having to worry about the everyday details. Our team is here to look after you with discretion, warmth and care.

Each morning, a traditional Moroccan breakfast* is freshly prepared and served at the riad, either in the patio or on the rooftop terrace, depending on your preference and the season. Our staff also attends to the riad each day, ensuring its comfort and immaculate upkeep so that all you need to do is relax and enjoy.

To further enhance your experience, lunch and dinner** can also be prepared upon request. It is the perfect opportunity to discover generous, authentic Moroccan home cooking, freshly prepared on site using locally sourced ingredients.

Lunches and dinners must be booked in advance with our team, allowing them to organise and prepare your meal with the greatest care.

And because we want your stay at Riad Dabachi Tala’lou to be a true opportunity to unwind, we can also arrange massages in the privacy of the riad. Local professional therapists will come directly to you with everything required to offer you a relaxing and restorative wellness experience.

All that remains is for you to unwind and make the very most of your stay at Riad Dabachi Tala’lou.

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* Generous, traditional Moroccan breakfasts included.

** Three-course lunches and/or dinners, freshly prepared and served at the riad:
€25 per person, per meal (drinks not included)

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Riad Dabachi Tala'lou spa with green tile pool, brick walls, palm plants, and orange seating in Marrakech

Overhead view of riad seating area with three red-cushioned wicker chairs on circular woven rug at Riad Dabachi Tala'lou,

Riad Dabachi Tala'lou's traditional Moroccan lounge with arched alcoves, red seating, geometric wallpaper, and brass pendant

Riad Dabachi Tala'lou lounge in Marrakech with mustard sofa, geometric patterns, brass pendant light, and arched windows.

Moroccan breakfast spread at Riad Dabachi Tala'lou with fried egg, orange juice, bread, and tagines on blue patterned

Orange juice with pastry at Riad Dabachi Tala'lou breakfast in Marrakech, yellow seating visible in courtyard

Elegant dining setup at Riad Dabachi Tala'lou in Marrakech with pink flowers, white pitcher, and black chairs

Escape for a memorable getaway

Ourika Valley

The Ourika Valley begins at the foothills of the Atlas Mountains, in a lush landscape crossed by the river. Still largely unspoilt, it offers a wonderful opportunity to experience the mountain scenery just outside Marrakech.

After crossing the fertile Haouz plain, you will reach Tnin de l’Ourika before continuing along the valley. Along the way, you will discover the riverbanks, shaded meadows and villages scattered across the first foothills of the Atlas.

In Setti Fatma, you will leave the vehicle and continue on foot, accompanied by a local guide. A scenic walk will take you to the waterfalls overlooking the village.

You can then relax by the river, meet local residents and enjoy lunch around a traditional tajine before heading back to Marrakech.

Price: €110 for up to 4 people, or €120 for 5 to 7 people

The 3 valleys of the High Atlas

The 3 Valleys excursion invites you to spend a day discovering some of the most beautiful landscapes of the High Atlas Mountains.

Your journey begins in the lush Ourika Valley, with a visit to one of its traditional souks. As you continue through ever-changing scenery, you will reach the village of Setti Fatma, where you can enjoy a walk to the waterfalls before continuing your excursion.

The road then winds through cultivated fields and the ochre-coloured foothills of the Atlas, climbing to nearly 2,000 metres above sea level. In Sidi Fares, you will have the opportunity to enjoy lunch in a local home, centred around a traditional Moroccan tajine.

Your journey continues towards the Asni Valley, renowned for its beautiful landscapes, apple orchards and olive groves, before heading on to Tahannaout. After a day filled with discoveries, breathtaking scenery and authentic encounters, you will return to Marrakech.

Price: €150 for up to 4 people, or €160 for 5 to 7 people

Imlil Valley

As you make your way towards the Atlas Mountains, you will reach the village of Imlil, nestled in the heart of the mountains. The village is a popular starting point for hikers setting out to climb Mount Toubkal, which rises to 4,167 metres.

After passing through the Asni gorges, near the village known in particular for its traditional souk, the road continues through a lush green valley. The colours of the mountains shift with the landscape, while Berber villages, earthen houses and terraced fields gradually come into view.

Accompanied by a local mountain guide, you can enjoy a walk through the surrounding countryside and take in beautiful views over the valley. The excursion can also be enjoyed on muleback.

On your return, you will have the opportunity to share a traditional Berber tajine in a local home and spend time with a local family. At the end of the day, you will make your way back to Marrakech at a leisurely pace.

Price: €130 for up to 4 people, or €150 for 5 to 7 people

Essaouira

Essaouira, formerly known as Mogador, has a rich history shaped by a variety of influences, including Roman and Portuguese. At the end of the 15th century, the Portuguese established a port here, contributing to the development of the city.

From the terrace of the northern bastion, you will discover the district renowned for its marquetry workshops. Leaving the Skala and walking along Derb Laalouj, you will reach the Sidi Mohammed Ben Abdallah Museum, home to a collection that includes Gnawa musical instruments, traditional weapons and costumes.

You will then continue towards the northern part of the medina, through the Mellah, the former Jewish quarter, before reaching the traditional market. For lunch, you may choose to enjoy freshly prepared fish at a restaurant overlooking the sea.

On the return journey to Marrakech, you will travel through the region’s distinctive argan landscapes. With a little luck, you may spot the famous goats perched in the trees and stop at a local cooperative specialising in the production of argan oil.

Price: €150 for up to 4 people, or €170 for 5 to 7 people

The Kasbah Ait Ben Haddou and the High Atlas mountains

Travelling towards the High Atlas Mountains, you will cross the spectacular Tizi N’Tichka Pass, perched at an altitude of 2,260 metres. A traditional Berber breakfast will be offered before you continue your journey.

In Ouarzazate, you will then discover the Taourirt Kasbah, built in the 17th century and considered one of the region’s most iconic landmarks.

Surrounded by palm groves and striking mineral landscapes, Ouarzazate lies at the gateway to the desert, with the peaks of the High Atlas rising in the distance. The region offers spectacular scenery, where oases, mountains and historic architecture come together.

On the return journey to Marrakech, you will stop at the famous fortified ksar of Aït Ben Haddou, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. You will have the opportunity to enjoy lunch at a local restaurant before continuing your journey and returning to Marrakech in the evening.

Price: €200 for up to 4 people, or €220 for 5 to 7 people

Ouzoud waterfalls

Travelling via Demnate, you will reach the Ouzoud Waterfalls, one of the most spectacular natural sites in the Moroccan Atlas. Dropping approximately 110 metres into a vast rocky basin surrounded by lush vegetation, the falls are often illuminated by the colours of a rainbow.

A shaded path, lined in particular with olive trees, leads down to the foot of the waterfalls, where swimming is possible. Near the top, you may also spot several old grain mills.

Along the way, you may be lucky enough to encounter the Barbary macaques that roam freely in the surrounding area.

After enjoying this remarkable natural setting, you will make your way back to Marrakech at the end of the day.

Price: €150 for up to 4 people, or €180 for 5 to 7 people