Tables · Gueliz and Hivernage
Lunch at the Beldi Country Club
Olive rows, a rose field, and a long lunch six kilometers down the barrage road.
Six kilometers out on the Route du Barrage, the Beldi is an old farm turned into gardens: olive rows, a rose field that flowers from March, workshops for glass and weaving, and three pools, one of them heated through winter.
Lunch is Moroccan and Mediterranean, written from the morning market rather than a fixed card. You eat in the garden under the olives, or on the terrace above the roses when the wind is up. Afterwards the grounds stay yours for the afternoon, with a lounger held in the shade.
Children are welcome and nobody hurries you. Suits families, and anyone who wants a day in Marrakech that does not involve the medina.
Your comfort and privacy
- Private — your party only
- Halal kitchen
- Prayer space on site
- Children welcome
- Suits three generations
Lunch service is reduced during Ramadan. The gardens and pools stay open through the day and we can move the meal to sunset.
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