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The Souvenir Your Kids Actually Make Themselves

Skip the shop souvenirs. Here, your children leave with what they crafted by hand and fed with their own care.

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Most vacation souvenirs end up in a drawer, except the ones they made themselves. You know that feeling: buying an object in the medina to fill a desire, only to watch it lose its magic once back home. Here, on the Agadir road, far from the city's buzz, the experience isn't bought ready-made, it is lived.

This is precisely why our approach to the creative workshop Marrakech relies on doing rather than seeing. Your children are not simple spectators moving from one attraction to another, they become the main actors of their day. The farm's calm replaces the noise of the souks, and earth dust replaces road dust.

The Creative Workshop That Changes Their Holiday

It all starts with raw contact with matter, a sensation that screens have too often erased. For toddlers, artistic awakening begins from the first year, when fine motor skills are just starting to develop. Pottery painting then becomes a sensory game where colors mix according to their whims.

The investment for this first experience is minimal compared to the pride they derive from it. Simply count fifty dirhams to allow your child to leave with their own creation in hand. It is a tangible object that will prove, once back home, that they truly lived something unique.

As they grow, the complexity of gestures increases and patience lengthens naturally. From the age of five, ceramics open the doors to deeper work requiring concentration and dexterity. A session of one and a half hours is enough to transform a ball of clay into an imperishable souvenir.

For the older ones, creation takes an even more personal dimension with candle making. From six years old, they can devote two hours to this delicate process mixing scent and design. The final result is often a piece they will refuse to leave in the suitcase for the return trip.

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When the Bottle Replaces Screens

After the creative effort, the need for movement and connection with living things is felt immediately. Entry to the farm includes a food basket for the animals, creating a direct link between the child and nature. The rate for adults is eighty dirhams, while children from two to eleven years pay fifty dirhams.

This basket is not a simple accessory, it is the entry ticket for an authentic interaction with the place's inhabitants. Rabbits, hens, and deer come to seek food directly from hands, breaking the invisible barrier that often separates humans from wildlife. Those under two years access this universe for free.

For an even stronger connection, bottle feeding the kid goat or baby camel marks minds durably. This activity depends on animal availability and their mood of the moment, making each encounter unique. It is often the moment when calm returns definitively within the family group.

The Real Luxury for You: A Quiet Coffee

While they are absorbed by their tasks, you can finally enjoy a moment of well-deserved respite. The beldi restaurant offers complete breakfasts with prices varying between sixty and eighty-five dirhams according to your desires. It is the chance to savor a coffee while your children are safe a few meters away.

For lunch, the menu opens on local flavors that change from standardized buffets. Tajines and wood-fired pizzas oscillate between ninety and one hundred thirty dirhams, offering a hearty meal without weighing down the day. You eat at their pace, without having to rush them to finish the plate.

The Road Here Is Simpler Than It Seems

Logistical organization must not become a source of stress before even arriving on site. A shared shuttle from Guéliz is available for four hundred dirhams per van, a cost to share between participants. This avoids you having to find your way on roads you do not know.

To secure your spot, online booking is recommended for future dates, but same day remains possible via WhatsApp. The team on site ensures every detail is settled before your arrival so you only have to enjoy. Your only decision remains the date, the rest follows naturally.

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Your questions, answered

The questions we hear most often — answered openly, so you can plan your visit with peace of mind.

Families: parents and children spend the day at the farm, between animal encounters, supervised creative workshops and lunch on site.
Admission is 80 DH per adult and 50 DH per child aged 2 to 11; under-2s enter free. It includes the free-roaming visit and the food basket to feed the animals. La Secret Beach guests enjoy a preferential rate: 50 DH per adult and 30 DH per child. Booking is done online in a few steps; for a same-day visit, confirmation happens on WhatsApp.
The farm is open every day from 10am to 6pm. In summer, we recommend the visit and workshops in the morning from 10am, before the heat — or in the late afternoon.
At the entrance, each child receives a food basket to go and meet the rabbits, hens, baby goats, ducks, tortoises and deer — and, subject to availability, bottle-feed the kid goat, the calf or the baby camel. Always gently and under supervision, following our animal welfare charter: respected rest cycles, shaded and clean spaces, supervised interactions. "They live here. We are their guests."
Yes, supervised creative workshops are booked à la carte, on top of admission: pottery painting for ages 1 to 3 (50 DH), plaster moulding from age 4 (100 DH), ceramics from age 5 (150 DH), candle making from age 6 (200 DH), plus an introductory pony ride for little ones. Full details are on the Workshops page.
No — Secret Family Farm is a place of family discovery and sharing. Children explore, create and marvel, and parents enjoy it with them: the presence and attention of an accompanying adult are required throughout the visit. Supervised guidance by the team during workshops is available on request (from age 5, 150 DH per hour).
Yes: the farm restaurant serves fresh, generous family cooking — breakfasts, tajines, salads, wood-fired pizzas, crêpes, homemade juices and a children's menu — on the shaded terrace, à la carte, so you can stay on site without breaking up the day.
Yes — La Secret Beach is right next door. The combined day (farm in the morning, pool in the afternoon or the other way round) is chosen directly in the booking flow, at a preferential rate.
The farm's family card: free online sign-up with each child's first name and birthday, digital card with QR, visit history and loyalty progress in your member area.

Your questions, answered

The questions we hear most often — answered openly, so you can plan your visit with peace of mind.

Families: parents and children spend the day at the farm, between animal encounters, supervised creative workshops and lunch on site.
Admission is 80 DH per adult and 50 DH per child aged 2 to 11; under-2s enter free. It includes the free-roaming visit and the food basket to feed the animals. La Secret Beach guests enjoy a preferential rate: 50 DH per adult and 30 DH per child. Booking is done online in a few steps; for a same-day visit, confirmation happens on WhatsApp.
The farm is open every day from 10am to 6pm. In summer, we recommend the visit and workshops in the morning from 10am, before the heat — or in the late afternoon.
At the entrance, each child receives a food basket to go and meet the rabbits, hens, baby goats, ducks, tortoises and deer — and, subject to availability, bottle-feed the kid goat, the calf or the baby camel. Always gently and under supervision, following our animal welfare charter: respected rest cycles, shaded and clean spaces, supervised interactions. "They live here. We are their guests."
Yes, supervised creative workshops are booked à la carte, on top of admission: pottery painting for ages 1 to 3 (50 DH), plaster moulding from age 4 (100 DH), ceramics from age 5 (150 DH), candle making from age 6 (200 DH), plus an introductory pony ride for little ones. Full details are on the Workshops page.
No — Secret Family Farm is a place of family discovery and sharing. Children explore, create and marvel, and parents enjoy it with them: the presence and attention of an accompanying adult are required throughout the visit. Supervised guidance by the team during workshops is available on request (from age 5, 150 DH per hour).
Yes: the farm restaurant serves fresh, generous family cooking — breakfasts, tajines, salads, wood-fired pizzas, crêpes, homemade juices and a children's menu — on the shaded terrace, à la carte, so you can stay on site without breaking up the day.
Yes — La Secret Beach is right next door. The combined day (farm in the morning, pool in the afternoon or the other way round) is chosen directly in the booking flow, at a preferential rate.