The day
One day, two meals, nothing to organise
You book, you come, and everything else is taken care of. Here is what the day includes, what you will eat and what is worth packing.
Included in the day
- Traditional Moroccan breakfast, cooked that morning
- The walk in the forest
- Meeting the farm animals
- The orchards and the aromatic and medicinal plants
- Lunch: one dish of your choice
- Seasonal fruit
Worth bringing
- Decent shoes — you will be walking on soil and through forest
- A hat and sunscreen in the warm months
- A layer for the early morning and late afternoon in winter
Good to know
The day runs from 9:30 to 17:30 on Saturdays and Sundays, plus school holidays. Booking ahead is required: that is when you choose your lunch dish.
How it goes
What a day here looks like
From 9:30 to 17:30, at the pace of the countryside. These are the six moments of the day; the lunch dish itself is chosen when you book.
1Arrival, 9:30
You arrive in the morning, you are welcomed, and the day starts without anyone rushing you.
2Traditional breakfast
A proper traditional Moroccan breakfast, made that same morning and included in the day.
3A walk in the forest
A stroll through the forest bordering the farm, in the shade and the quiet.
4The farm animals
Sheep, hens and all the rest — this is the part the children are waiting for.
5Orchards and aromatic plants
The fruit trees, and the farm's aromatic and medicinal plants, all grown without chemicals.
6Lunch, then 17:30
The dish you chose, seasonal fruit, and the day closes in the late afternoon.
At the table
Lunch, your choice
One dish per person, chosen when you book. That is exactly why booking has to be done ahead: everything is cooked for you on the day.
- 01Exotic salad
- 02Tangia with beef
- 03Tangia with free-range chicken
- 04Meat with prunes
- 05Meat tagine with vegetables
- 06Free-range chicken tagine with vegetables
- 07Meat or free-range chicken tagine with onions, raisins and caramelised orange or quince
- 08Mrouzia with beef
- 09Rfissa with free-range chicken
- 10Couscous with beef
- 11Free-range chicken roasted with dghmira
And to finish: seasonal fruit
Other options
- Oven-roasted meat250 DH
- Chicken roasted with dghmira150 DH
At our table
Opening
When to come
- Days
- Saturday and Sunday
- And during school holidays
- Hours
- 09:30 → 17:30
- Booking
- Required in advance, so you can choose your lunch dish.
Getting here
Between Mohammedia and Benslimane
The farm sits in open countryside in Benslimane province, right by Benslimane airport. The simplest route is to open the directions: the Plus Code gets you there even when the address means nothing to your GPS.
Between Mohammedia and Benslimane
- Address
- Bennabet 123, Benslimane
Casablanca-Settat, Maroc - Plus Code
- 8C5JMP2M+VM
From
- Mohammedia20–30 min
- Casablanca≈ 45 min
- Rabat≈ 60 min
Message us on WhatsApp before you come: booking is required so your meals can be prepared.
Book your day
Tell us how many you are, which day you are coming and which dish you want. We confirm everything on WhatsApp.
200 DH per person · Children under 5: free
Frequently asked
What people ask us most
Where exactly is the farm?
Between Mohammedia and Benslimane, in Benslimane province, right by Benslimane airport. Around 20 to 30 minutes from Mohammedia and roughly 45 minutes from Casablanca.
How much does a day cost?
200 MAD per person for the usual option, 250 MAD with the oven-roasted herbed meat, and 150 MAD with the chicken roasted with dghmira. Children under 5 come free.
What does the day include?
The traditional Moroccan breakfast, the forest walk, meeting the farm animals, the tour of the orchards and the aromatic and medicinal plants, lunch, and seasonal fruit.
Which days are you open?
Saturdays and Sundays, plus school holidays, from 9:30 to 17:30.
Do we need to book ahead?
Yes, booking is required: it is when you book that you choose your lunch dish, because everything is cooked for you on the day.
Can we stay the night?
Yes. The farm rents two places to stay, separately from the day: the large villa and a house for two to three people. The rates are on the Prices page.
Is it good for children?
Very much so. The farm animals, the games and the family activities are made for them, and the day is free for under-5s.