The Oasis Collective
A 7-Day ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Sanctuary Stay
Where Ancient Rituals Meet Modern Mindfulness
The Oasis Collective is a curated journey designed to decompress the modern mind through the lens of Moroccan heritage. Experience thoughtful and relaxing activities such as Journaling, Yoga and/or Breathing Exercises (offered at different times), learn new skills, or participate in a number of other activities.
Quick Tour Facts
Duration: 7 Days / 6 Nights
Style: Slow paced
Impact: De-stress and detox your mind, body and soul
Vibe: Sophisticated, elegant
Google Map Link: https://maps.app.goo.gl/mSRn6tpqCpG3XhtE8
Day 1: Arrival in Marrakech
Arrive at Marrakech Menara Airport where your Oasis journey begins. You’ll be welcomed by your private team and transferred to your 4-star accommodations.
Take the afternoon to unwind, reset, and absorb your first impressions of Morocco. Enjoy a sunset Welcome Dinner.
Day 2: Traditional Hammam Ritual
Before your Hammam, experience an introduction to “Senses.” Throughout your stay, recognize sensate factors and journal your experiences. Go beyond Smell, Taste, Touch, Hearing, and Sight. Apply these tactics to truly broaden your experience and get back in touch with your inner-self.
Traditional Hammam Ritual, a centuries-old purification rite. Guests are guided into a series of heated, marble-domed chambers where the air is thick with steam.
- The Black Soap Scrub: Using Savon Noir (made from crushed olives and potash), therapists perform a vigorous exfoliation with a Kessa glove, shedding the physical and energetic "old skin."
- The Rhassoul Clay Wrap: Harvested from the Atlas Mountains, this mineral-rich clay is infused with rose water and seven desert herbs. It is applied as a full-body mask to draw out toxins and re-mineralize the skin.
- The Argan Sensory Massage: Following the heat of the hammam, guests retire to a cool, dimly lit sanctuary for an Argan oil massage. Rich in Vitamin E and antioxidants, the liquid gold is pressed into the skin to seal in moisture and melt lingering tension.
- Additional Add-On Services. Still wanting more? Other spa services are available at additional cost.
Participate in evening experience activity.
Day 3: Cooking Class
Travel outside Marrakech to a family-owned garden. Using the fresh garden produce and local farm products, cook your favorite Moroccan lunch or dinner dishes. Relax or swim while the meals simmer then enjoy them with your new friends at the family table.
Learn to prepare:
- Tagines
- Breads
- Zaalouk
Participate in evening experience activity.
Day 4: Retail Therapy Day
Marrakech is currently a global hub for "Ethical Luxe." We bypass the chaotic central souks for the Sidi Ghanem Industrial District and the Guéliz boutiques, where the city’s top designers reside.
Discover Modern Artisanal Goods: Visit showrooms featuring hand-loomed organic linen, contemporary ceramicists using ancient Fassi techniques, and "Slow Fashion" labels that support local women’s cooperatives.
Apothecary Stops: Sourcing pure, organic rose water, prickly pear seed oil (the most expensive cosmetic oil in the world), and hand-poured candles scented with amber and oud.
Don’t feel like having Retail Therapy? No problem. It’s your day, your way. Relax, take a day-tour, try something new like riding a camel or a quad. Throughout your day, explore your senses. Be aware of sensory elements. Journal your findings.
Day 5: Sensory Day
After breakfast, we will go to the perfumery. Learn to identify the essential oils of Morocco – orange blossom, rose, oud, and sandalwood. Then blend your own signature scent to take home. Visit a local herbalist to learn of health benefits of spices. This will be followed by an afternoon garden tour. Participate in evening experience activity.
Day 6: Skill Workshops
Participate in a half-day, full-day, or two half-day workshops. Choose from several skill workshops. Try embroidering a souvenir basket or hat, bind your own leather journal, create a perfume or scent to take home, take baking classes, learn zellige (mosaic tiles) create a pottery piece, write your name in Arabic Calligraphy, carve a wooden souvenir, create a piece of jewelry or hammer your own copper platter.
Day 7: Depart Marrakech
All good things must come to an end. Enjoy private transportation to the airport, or extend your holiday with your own plans. Make sure to tell your friends and family about your wonderful trip.