From Marrakech to Safi

• The Portuguese occupied Safi (1508–41) and built a citadel that is now the 18th-century Keshla (military enclave). Century surrounds. Safi flourished in the late 16th and early 17th centuries. The city stretches along the coast and across the inland plateau and is a mix of medieval and modern architecture. Safi Port serves Marrakesh about 140 km to the southeast and exports phosphates from Youssoufia, with which it travels by rail is connected. .It is an important fishing port, mainly known for processing sardine products..

• The price includes :
  Water at your disposal all day, entrance fees for sightseeing, transfers included.

• Not included in the price :
  Flight ticket, tips, own shopping