4 Dessert Tours in Morocco to Build a Day Around

1.Sunset, Tea, Sweets, Camel Ride, and Hercules Caves

★★★★★★★★★★4.9 · 575 reviews · 3 hours · from $37Our pick

Review of Tangier’s sunset camel ride, Moroccan tea, pastries, and Hercules Caves, with practical advice on value, timing, and who should book.

“Best trip we’ve been on here in Morocco, the guys are absolutely incredible, full of fun, laughter and very informative. Also gave us photo time between each destination which was amazing 10/10 recommend Also gave us a great recommendation for a fish restraunt within the town”

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2.Moroccan Pastries and Tea Class with a Local

★★★★★★★★★★4.7 · 84 reviews · 2h 30m · from $40

Learn Moroccan pastries, mint tea, and traditional baking tricks in a small Marrakech class with a take-home box for $40.

“Great way to load up on pastries before I went to Merzouga. I haven’t baked before so this was perfect, but if you have I’d recommend the cooking class they also offer!”

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3.boat trip from 9 am to 3 pm fishing & swimming & barbecue & dessert

★★★★★★★★★★4.0 · 36 reviews · from $78

Review of Agadir’s six-hour boat trip with fishing, swimming, barbecue, fruit dessert, coastal views, practical tips, price, and cancellation terms.

“Impossible de se faire rembourser suite à une annulation de l'agence de voyage ! Sur toute les exécutions réservées c'est le seul site qui ne rembourse pas si annulation ! C'est juste du vol !”

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4.Moroccan Crepes & Pastries Kitchen

★★★★★★★★★★4.9 · 34 reviews · 2 hours · from $34Best value

Learn Moroccan crepes and pastries in a Fès home kitchen, meet local women, sip mint tea, and take home a tasty skill for $34.

“È stato molto bello anche se la comunicazione con le ragazze era difficoltosa visto che parlavano solo arabo ma comunque a gesti ci si capiva! Sono state molto cordiali con me e la mia amica che siamo arrivate praticamente 2 ore prima dell’inizio del corso, a causa del brutto tempo e la pioggia, visto che era freddo siamo andate al Riad e ci hanno ospitate in casa loro. Offrendoci del cous cous in attesa dell’inizio del corso. Alla fine ci hanno dato dei biscotti da portare a casa e ci hanno anche dato la ricetta. Mi aspettavo si potessero preparare più varietà di biscotti ma probabilmente era perché eravamo un…”

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