MOROCCO Lonely Planet Film Location Site Marrakech Spa Treatments Dinners Lunche

MOROCCO
Lonely Planet Film Location Site
Marrakech, Atlas Mountains,
National Park
Incl Daily Activities, Spa Treatments
Lunches, dinners, guides
May 18-25, 2026

Gateway to the Atlas Mountains
The Kasbah Bab Ourika, the film location site for the Netflix original Lonely Planet with Laura Dern and Liam Hemsworth, stands in an exceptionally beautiful landscape in the Atlas Mountains, only 45 minutes from Marrakech's international airport.

On its hilltop, at the apex of the Ourika Valley, it looks down to the river, green fields and groves of olives, oranges and lemons, and up to the dazzling snowy Mountain peaks.

Kasbah Bab Ourika is a unique Boutique Hotel where luxury is about exceptional location, genuine warm berber welcoming, the uniqueness and beauty of the interiors and attention to details and most of all about connection with the incredible nature that surrounds us.

We will be staying in The Retreat

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1qWM_eE-2jfcnpvrr3qRVFITIZ79DvKoM/view?usp=drivesdk

Tentative Itinerary

May 18

Arrive Marrakesh Airport

Transfer by minibus to Kasbah Bab Ourika in the foothills of the Atlas Mountains

May 19-24

Breakfast daily

Activities included during the stay as follows:

• Two Spa Treatments
• Berber Tea Making.
• Moroccan Cooking class
• Marrakesh Day Trip With Guide
• Saturday Berber Market with Guide
• High Atlas Mountains Village with Guided Trek and Lunch
• Camel riding w tea and picnic lunch
• Easy trek to a local Berber Village
• Medium Trek to the National Park

Other activities can be substituted at possible additional expense

Included as well:

• Lodging in shared or private rooms
• Transfers round trip from Marrakech Airport-
• Transportation and guides for all day trips
• 5 dinners
• 2 lunches

Price:

$3499 per person, Shared Room
$4899 per person , Private Room

Pre-trip 4 nights Essaouira ancient fortress at the beach and Luxury Desert Tented Camp w private beds and shower/wc

Post trip to Fez, medieval desert jewel and Morocco's cultural capital, and Chefchaouen, the spectacular Blue city of the desert