Market tours · 3-HOUR EXPERIENCES
Good 3-hour market tours fill up weeks ahead and the great ones go first. Below: the 7 to book early, what each includes and how they differ.
Review of Marrakech’s 3-hour monuments and souks tour, including Koutoubia, Bahia Palace, Jemaa el-Fnaa, costs, guides, and practical tips.
“Great tour with great monuments to see. Definitely would recommend wearing comfy shoes as we didn’t wear the best footwear and there is a lot of walking. Our guide Ibrahim and driver Adnan were great. Thanks again.”
Review of Palermo’s 3-hour Italian walking tour, with markets, street food, the Cathedral, Baroque squares, local stories, and practical tips.
“Interessante tour as piedi !!! Merito principalmente di Maurizio _esperta guida _ che ha saputo sollecitare il nostro interesse fornendo spunti, sollecitando la nostra curiosità e soddisfacendo ogni domanda con risposte complete !!!!”
Explore Stone Town’s slave-trade history, markets, architecture, and Swahili culture on a private three-hour Zanzibar walking tour.
“Great activity. Can very much recommend. Kassim knew very well about the history of Stonetown. He was very flexible regarding timing, location, route, our interests and the places we wanted to see.”
Review of Tangier’s private Kasbah and Medina walk, with museum stops, souks, hotel pickup, guide tips, price, and practical advice.
“Magid was great! He has encyclopedic knowledge of the culture and history of Morocco and of the Berber tribes. Beyond that, he was charming and a joy to be around.”
Review of Marrakech’s 3-hour Medina walking tour, with souks, Bahia Palace, Ben Youssef Madrasa, Secret Garden, costs, tips, and value.
“Elhoussine was a very well informed tour guide who gave my daughter and I lots of context and history of not just the buildings but off Morocco. He was very patient with our questions and I would recommend him to all.”
Explore Phnom Penh’s markets, street art, pagoda, local breakfasts, and Royal Palace area on a private three-hour tuk-tuk tour.
“Excellent morning spent exploring Boeung Keng Kang market and street art around Phnom Pen by tuk tuk. When I mentioned that I went past Wat Botum but had not gone in, my guide immediately suggested we explore the Buddhist tRead more”
Learn Khmer cooking in Siem Reap with a market visit, garden ingredients, three dishes, hotel pickup, and friendly step-by-step guidance.
“Highly recommend this activity while in Siem Reap. Delicious food - I chose to make the fresh rice paper rolls, Somla Kits (a fish & eggplant coconut milk curry), and banana coconut milk dessert.”
Pick a canal, a covered hall, a souk or a stove.
