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A contemporary take on classic Alpine elegance, San Cassiano’s historic hotel emerges as a fully-fledged Aman following an extensive renovation. Aman Rosa Alpina is now open, welcoming guests until 12 October 2025, and again for the 2025-26 winter season.
A varied landscape of rugged snow-capped mountains, parched desert dunes and winding coastline, Morocco has some of North Africa’s most diverse geography, all accessible from Amanjena. The ancient city of Marrakech radiates from its 12th-century medina, a red-walled former fortress crisscrossed by narrow lanes. Surrounding the city, the Palmeraie is an unexpectedly lush oasis that in turn gives way to the desert landscape, dotted with villages where little has changed for hundreds of years.
Just 40 minutes’ drive from Marrakech, embark on a thrilling off-road adventure to discover the starkly beautiful stony desert of Agafay. Whether seeking a once-in-a lifetime experience or simply a moment to reflect, this lunar-landscape has it all, from local camel rides, to exhilarating journeys via quadbike or E-bike, or learning more about the stars, with a unique stargazing experience, embark on a unique journey in one of Morocco’s most mesmerizing locations.
Rising from the sands of the Sahara 4,167 metres to the top of Jbel Toubkal, North Africa’s highest peak, the Atlas Mountains are one of the world’s most dramatic ranges. Ascend to Kasbah du Toubkal by car, helicopter or foot, and enjoy a picnic lunch with panoramic views, 1,800 metres above sea level.
Moments from Amanjena and the Old Town, the 27-hole Amelkis Golf Club is ranked as one of the finest in Morocco, known for the technical challenges posed by a number of its holes. Not far away Royal Golf Marrakech offers a narrower layout with lush vegetation and gardens that date back to the 1930.
See the backstreets of Marrakech from the backseat of an open-air sidecar, navigating the city’s labyrinthine souks and surrounding streets, with two possible routes available: through the Medina, Gueliz and the Palmeraie, or to Dar el Sadaka, a sculpture park by French visual artist, Jean-François Fourtou.
Whilst the sun sets against the backdrop of the Atlas Mountains, travel by camel across the lunar-landscaped desert to a secret destination. A private Amanjena tent awaits, where one can savour a traditional Berber dinner under the stars, gazing up at the constellations that were once used for navigation and storytelling.
This activity is subject to weather conditions and may be cancelled on short notice.
The ideal base for introducing children of all ages to the wonders of Marrakech, Amanjena maintains a programme of activities for all ages and interests. The resort team can also coordinate bespoke family experiences and excursions.
A ritual at the heart of Morocco's rich hospitality tradition, Aman guests are invited to join a Berber family for a home-cooked meal in their mud-walled desert home, and to explore the markets of the village.
Embark on the airborne adventure of a lifetime and discover all the beauty of Marrakech’s landscapes while gracefully cruising thought the skies by hot air balloon. A journey to remember, giving yourself the gift of peace and freedom as you take in the expansive beauty of nature that lays beneath.
