Discover the Colors of Morocco: A Painting Holiday Like No Other
Step into a world of vibrant hues, captivating landscapes, and the rich cultural tapestry of Morocco on this unforgettable 10-day painting holiday. With a small, intimate group of just 8 painters, you’ll explore the artistic wonders of Marrakesh and Essaouira, guided by your creativity and the magic of this enchanting land.
Spend five days soaking in the energy of Marrakesh, from the bustling spice souks to the serene beauty of the Majorelle Gardens and the Secret Garden nestled in the Medina. Venture into the foothills of the majestic Atlas Mountains, where the dramatic scenery will inspire your brushstrokes.
Then, head to the charming coastal town of Essaouira for five days by the sea. Paint the ancient Portuguese ramparts, the iconic blue fishing boats, and the lively beach of the Atlantic surfer village, Sidi Kaouki.
Throughout the journey, you’ll savour Morocco’s authentic flavours—whether it’s freshly prepared home-cooked meals, the catch of the day from the Atlantic, or regional specialties in local restaurants.
This experience is tailored for all skill levels, from beginners to seasoned artists. Under expert guidance, you’ll refine your watercolor and sketching techniques while capturing the spirit of Morocco in your artwork. All materials are included, so you can focus entirely on unleashing your creativity.
Don’t miss this chance to paint your way through Morocco and create memories to last a lifetime. Spaces are limited to just 8 painters—reserve your spot today!
All transport during the holiday, including the transfer to Essaouira and back to Marrakech
Airport transfer from Marrakech airport
A mix of restaurant meals, home cooked meals at your accommodation
A couple of glasses of wine or beer where wine is available. Many restaurants in Morocco are not licensed
A gift of 3 travel brushes in a handy pouch
Travel insurance is obligatory to book on the holiday. We may ask you for proof of this
Laundry, tips, bar bills or additional room charges