Sarah Slattery

The kids loved this.

Now, my kids, I should say, are 15 and 18.

They're not really kids anymore, but they had a ball.

That was great family activity.

And there's lots of different desert activities you can do.

We did that for two hours and had an absolute ball.

But there's also kind of traditional...

Moroccan dinners where you can have dinner under the stars with a show and camel rides and all that kind of thing.

And again, they're very, very reasonable.

They usually pick you up from your hotel.

So there's lots of, if you want to get away from the city, you can definitely do that as well.

Coffee is a big thing.

And the coffee house, the Basha Cafe, is the place to go.

Although when we stopped by the queue, the wait was four hours, which I just thought, I don't know how anyone would queue for four hours for coffee, but people were.

But if you get there early or if coffee is your thing, it is the place to visit.

Now, the interiors are stunning.

And that's one thing about Marrakesh.

Some of the hotels, there's

ceramic tiles, the decor, they're absolutely gorgeous inside.

So you can just pay a euro and go into the cafe and buy the coffee.