Leave your riad at 8:30 to catch lighter morning traffic and arrive at Jardin Majorelle shortly after opening; taxis or a short ride are recommended. This ensures a quieter visit before mid-day crowds.
A peaceful, iconic botanical garden with vivid blue architecture and rare plants — excellent for photos and a calm morning stroll; aim to arrive early to avoid peak crowds. (Typically open 8:00–5:30, check seasonal hours and book tickets in advance.)
Take a 20–30 minute taxi back toward the medina area where most sights and your lunch spot are located; this gives time to navigate traffic and arrive relaxed for your 11:00 booking.
Social-enterprise restaurant offering reliable Moroccan dishes made by trained women; highly rated (4.5+), affordable (£-££), and a great, conscious choice near the medina. (Open ~10:00–22:00; allow 1–1.5 hours for your booking.)
Historic 14th-century Islamic college renowned for intricate zellij tilework and cedar-carved ceilings — a must-see to appreciate Marrakech’s architectural heritage. (Typically open ~9:00–17:00; last entries may vary, so confirm on the day.)
Wander nearby souks and alleyways to take in the colors, artisans, and quick shopping opportunities; keep this short so you arrive relaxed at Les Bains for your 14:30 reservation.
Head to Les Bains Marrakech for your 14:30 reservation — allow buffer time for traffic and check-in. (Confirm access/entry and whether your reservation is for spa, tea, or lunch service.)
Enjoy your 14:30 reservation (spa treatment, lunch or afternoon service depending on your booking) in a relaxed setting; this is a good mid-afternoon pause after a morning of sightseeing. (Service hours vary — confirm the exact offering when you booked.)
Leave the riad around 18:30 to allow a relaxed arrival and time to settle before your 19:00 dinner reservation at Naranj; walking or a short taxi works depending on your riad’s location.
Enjoy a 19:00 reservation at Naranj, a well-regarded restaurant serving Levantine flavors with Moroccan influences — great ambiance for an evening meal. (Naranj typically opens midday through late evening; confirm your reservation time.)
After dinner you can stroll the lively Jemaa el-Fnaa square to see night performers and food stalls, or return to the riad if you prefer a quiet night; choose depending on energy levels.