By Jacqueline Matthews
Somewhere in the foothills of the snowcapped
Atlas Mountains, lies North Africa’s most energizing and breathtaking
destination. The fourth largest city after Casablanca, Fes and Rabat, Marrakech
has transformed itself from a hippy outpost -- into a vibrant hub of botanical
gardens, upscale boutiques, deluxe hammams and gentrified riads. Yet it retains
so much of its culture and history, attracting a mix of explorers and
glitterati alike each year.
The Medina, which encompasses the historical
part of the city, hijacks your senses with an amazing array of colours and
smells as you weave your way through a narrow maze of souks, selling everything
from traditional lanterns and embroidered slippers to handmade ceramics. In the
main square, dancers, storytellers and snake charmers enchant passersby.
From the outside, even the most discerning
buildings hide exquisite interiors and experiences…
Royal Mansour is a unique retreat, nestled
right within the ancient walls of Marrakech.
Meticulous design and pure Moroccan architecture make up the 53 private riads
- each with their own private plunge pool, traditional Moroccan spa, mouth-watering
restaurants and landscaped gardens.
From now until the end of the year, Royal
Mansour offers newly weds the chance to immerse themselves in luxury, seclusion
and romance of Marrakech with the Honeymoon Celebrations package. This unique offer indulges couples with a
four-night stay in a private riad, gastronomic adventures with celebrated
French chef Yannick Alleno, spa treatments and outdoor adventures.
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