Each spring, generally between the first and second week of May, the region of Kelaa M'Gouna is covered in millions of petals. The air is filled with the scent of Damask rose, picked at dawn by villagers. The alleyways come alive with Berber songs, dances and colourful processions.
The festival lasts 3 to 4 days, but the roses are in bloom throughout the first half of May. This is when the harvest is at its peak and the landscapes are at their most striking.
Guided by your guide, you explore this tradition in an intimate, authentic atmosphere. Away from the crowds, you discover the secrets of artisanal distillation, share tea with local residents, and savour cuisine subtly flavoured with rose.
Between flowering valleys, warm hospitality and grand landscapes, this getaway becomes a vivid memory. A delicate, poetic immersion, where every moment reveals the beauty and soul of southern Morocco.