A 19th-century fondouk, in the past this home accommodated travellers before they set sail on trading voyages. It’s now an elegant home-from-home structured around four courtyards and patios – you’re never far from outside space here. Fruit trees provide shade for alfresco dining, and there’s a large swimming pool with sun loungers when you fancy a refreshing dip. It was built in the traditional style using sustainable, locally sourced clay so the house keeps cool. It’s in Taroudant, a walled city with easy access to the High Atlas and Anti-Atlas hiking routes – this home is the perfect place to relax after a trek.
Home truths: *This home is not suitable for those with reduced mobility.
*On site 24/7 security.
*There’s a workspace here.
*Your host provides daily housekeeping and a private chef.
*While not every bedroom or bathroom has been photographed, we expect the style and standard to be consistent with the rest of the home.
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