Contact Us
Whether the question is a walking tour, a meeting point or what a palace or garden in Marrakech charges at the gate, email is the way in. None of the walks gathered here are operated by this site. Each belongs to an independent local guide, reserved on GuruWalk, or on freetour.com for the walks that sit there. If something on a walk's own page is unclear, write and ask.
Corrections are as welcome as questions, maybe more. Perhaps a monument has altered its visiting arrangements, a guide has moved a meeting point, or an entry price has shifted since the page was written. A few lines describing what you found are enough. The page gets corrected, and the next reader benefits.
- Anything about a single walk you want settled before reserving, from the meeting point to the running time, checked against the guide's own page on GuruWalk or freetour.com.
- Coverage gaps are fair game too: a stretch of the Medina, a language or a kind of free attraction these pages have not yet reached.
- A link to a GuruWalk page, or to a freetour.com page for one of its walks, that lands nowhere and should be replaced.
- Word that a guide has changed a meeting point or stopped running a walk, so the page can be set right.
- Spotted a rating, a review total or a duration that no longer matches the guide's page? Send the correct figure and it gets amended.
Email info@freethingstodoinmarrakech.com
What Happens Next
Mail to this address is read, and answered where a reply helps. What a message can really change is the site itself: a walk shown with a stale meeting point, a sentence that has aged, a palace or garden price that no longer holds. Bookings are another matter. Every reservation lives on GuruWalk, or on freetour.com for the walks there, and only their support teams can change or cancel one.
How This Site Works
The 13 free walking tours described here are all run by other people. Every one is led by an independent local guide and reserved through GuruWalk, apart from Free Tour Marrakech: Old City Secrets, the Marrakech Imperial Tour and the Marrakech: Historical and Cultural Sightseeing Tour, which sit on freetour.com. Moving a date or releasing a place has to happen where the booking lives; a message here cannot reach a guide's reservation list.
This site recommends no amount. Free, pay what you want is the price of every walk here, and that does not change. Some guides mention a suggested contribution on their own GuruWalk page, and even then what to give stays the walker's decision, settled between walker and guide. GuruWalk and freetour.com each publish their own payment guidance on their own pages, which is where money questions are best asked, on the page that holds the booking.
When a walk disappoints, the complaint has a proper destination, and it is not this mailbox. A late guide, a hurried route or thin answers belong on the walk's own page, GuruWalk for most walks and freetour.com for the walks that sit there, where a review reaches both the guide and future walkers. A directory cannot step into a departure in progress or pass a note to a meeting point. What it can do is keep its own pages straight, so any description that drifts from the facts gets corrected.
One point deserves plain words. The moment a walker books on GuruWalk or freetour.com, the walk belongs to the guide: the route, the pace and everything said along the way are that guide's own work, and this site plays no part in it. What this site answers for is its own text, the meeting points printed, the free-entry rules explained and the details given for each walk. When any of that stops matching reality, a note to the email address is read and acted on.