Taghazout cooking class with rabab




Taghazout cooking class with rabab
Experience Details
What makes this experience truly special is the warm welcome into a real Berber family’s home where traditions are still alive You won’t just learn recipes you’ll live the Berber way of life for a day Together we’ll cook with fresh ingredients from the garden bake bread in a clay oven and prepare traditional Moroccan tagines. You’ll also step back in time with a visit to a 300-year-old Berber house where I’ll share the stories of my ancestors and village life in the mountains this is not a tourist show it’s an honest personal moment of sharing culture, food, and friendship in a peaceful Berber village.
Sample Menu
What You Get
Good To Know
- Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
- Public transportation options are available nearby
- Infants are required to sit on an adult’s lap
What You’ll Experience
Meeting & Pickup
Cancellation Policy
Cancel your booking at least 24 hours before the experience start time to receive a full refund.
I booked directly with Rabab after finding her via google AI. We were staying in a hotel in Taghazout and I wanted my family to experience the real Morocco and learn about the food, culture and its...read more
If you are looking for an engaging and authentic experience then Rabab is your plug. She is friendly, warm and bubbly. She works with the local ladies and also supports a children's charity. Our h...read more
Truly an amazing experience. Having an afternoon with Rabab and these incredible woman was an experience to remember. It was not rushed. It was authentic and warm and natural. I learned so much fro...read more
This meeting, this sharing of cuisine, Moroccan traditions, culture, history of the country, was an incredible moment. We had the impression to cook with family, what happiness, we feasted. Thank ...read more
This was a great cooking class. You are taken to a village in the hills. There is plenty of food and the people are kind. The only thing I would say was that our group felt too big. A smaller group...read more



