
I
The hammam ritual
Steam, black soap, a kessa scrub and a rinse of orange-blossom water under the dome of the Hammam Court. Finished with tea on the cushions.
- Duration
- 90 min
- Per guest
- €55
Experiences
Steam under a dome, sand at the foot of the cliff, earth in your hands. Five ways to spend a day at the kasbah, and a few reasons to leave it.


I
Steam, black soap, a kessa scrub and a rinse of orange-blossom water under the dome of the Hammam Court. Finished with tea on the cushions.

II
One hundred and twenty steps down to the sand. Parasols, towels and a basket of fruit and water are waiting when you arrive.

III
Our builders show you how the house was made. Sieve the earth, fill the frame and ram a layer of your own into the garden wall.

IV
Go down to the boats with our cook, choose the fish, then make harira, a tagine and msemen together. You eat what you cook at dinner.

V
Mint tea, almonds and olives on the outer wall as the pisé turns rose and the sea goes slate. Every evening, weather allowing.
Further afield
Our driver takes you and brings you back. Ask reception the evening before.
A guided morning in the capital's old town and its blue-and-white kasbah over the river.
Roman and Merinid ruins in a walled garden, with storks nesting on the minaret.
Cork oaks and eucalyptus, for a walk or a ride on horseback.
Eighteen holes between the forest and the ocean.

Book direct for our best rate, a late check-out when the house allows, and tea on arrival.