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Recorrido botánico en Marrakech

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64,00 €

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Idiomas: Inglés, Francés

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Duración: 3 hours

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Visita los hermosos jardines Majorelle con entrada incluida en Marrakech
Vea Bab Khemis, una famosa puerta en las murallas.
Piérdete en un laberinto de aromas y colores exóticos.
Viaje en barbouche (coche tirado por caballos) por las murallas de Marrakech
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Contempla los famosos Jardines Majorelle mientras exploras Marrakech, la Perla del Sur .

Visite los famosos Jardines Majorelle, este maravilloso jardín tropical alberga fuentes, estanques, bosques de bambú, cactus y una fabulosa colección museística privada. Aquí se pueden encontrar más de 15 especies exclusivas de aves norteafricanas . En el jardín, diseñado por el artista francés Louis Majorelle y posteriormente restaurado por Yves Saint Laurent, se pueden admirar edificios de un brillante azul cobalto.

Expresión del carácter atemporal de la vida marroquí, las murallas dominan Marrakech con sus característicos muros de piedra roja y sus magníficas puertas. Con más de 9.6 km de longitud, las murallas de la ciudad se encuentran entre los principales atractivos de Marrakech. Bien conservadas, con una altura que oscila entre los 7.6 y los 10.7 metros, diez puertas atraviesan la muralla como puntos de acceso. La más conocida de estas puertas es Bab Khemis . Varias puertas también han servido de modelo para otras ciudades marroquíes.

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Recogida en el hotel
Entrada a los jardines Majorelle

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Lugar de encuentro:

El servicio de recogida está disponible en la mayoría de los hoteles céntricos de Marrakech. Confirmará la hora y el lugar de recogida directamente con el operador local tras la reserva. Asegúrese de estar en recepción al menos 30 minutos antes de la hora de salida programada.

Importante

Sepa de antemano:

La recogida en el hotel está incluida en los hoteles ubicados en Marrakech. Para todos los demás huéspedes fuera de la zona de recogida, el punto de salida es frente a la oficina de Grayline (Residencia Yasmine, Majorelle, Boulevard Moulay Abdlah, Mag n.º 5, Marrakech).
Por favor, contacte con el operador local al menos 48 horas antes de la salida de su tour para confirmar el lugar y la hora de recogida. Encontrará los datos de contacto en su cupón después de reservar.
La entrada es gratuita para niños menores de 3 años.

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La opinión de otros usuarios sobre esta experiencia

Bien

4 /5

Basado en 20 valoraciones de clientes reales

Categorías de la valoración

Servicio

4,1/5

Relación calidad-precio

3,9/5

Seguridad

4,1/5

Personal

4,1/5

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Annie
Verified booking
4.2
25 de septiembre de 2025
Viajó con un grupo de amigos
Great 4 hour trip. Interesting. Informative Guide. Safe. Thought trip would be to Botanic Gardens only. However just got 3/4 hr there before guide moved us to a horse/carriage ride and tour of shops in old town Marrakesh. Very enjoyable although felt gardens were too rushed in 3/4 hr. Priority entry to gardens was a plus too.
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Ward
Verified booking
3.8
8 de septiembre de 2025
Viajó en pareja
Het eerste bezoek aan de publieke tuin stelde niets voor. Ook het bezoek aan winkels waar je bijna verplicht wordt om iets te kopen tijdens de rondleiding in de Medina is niet nodig.
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Mrs W
Verified booking
5
9 de agosto de 2025
Viajó en pareja
We were lucky enough to be the only people in the group. Our guide was excellent! He made us feel very special, he was informative, polite, and couldn’t do enough for us. The gardens were beautiful and extra highlight was a horse and carriage which met us outside the gardens and took us all the way back to our hotel. Highly recommended
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Ronald Luiten
Verified booking
3
5 de junio de 2025
Viajó en pareja
De majorelle tuin is schitterend. Menara tuin valt erg tegen. 5 personen in 1 koets past niet (1 vrouw heeft op schoot van haar man moeten zitten) en is zeer onveilig en onverantwoord.
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N/A
Verified booking
1
24 de mayo de 2025
Viajó en pareja
Due to the previous tour getting so bad we forfeit going on this tour and lost our money. This said it included a 45min horse and cart ride and after seeing how badly the horses were kept, we didn't want to add to their pain. Also includes a pharmacy visit which again we did before on the souk tour, and it was just a hard sell on all their products. Just take a taxi to the gardens and save some money.
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Rich
Verified booking
3.8
20 de mayo de 2025
Viajó con un grupo de amigos
Gardens were amazing but was very busy but that’s because it’s good

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