The ritual

Hammam & Spa

The traditional Moroccan hammam is a steam, scrub and argan-oil massage ritual centuries in the making. Book anything from a neighbourhood hammam to a full palace spa.

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Traditional bathhouses, massages and thermal spas.

What a hammam visit includes

Steam & scrub

Warm room, black soap, kessa glove exfoliation and rinse.

Towels & amenities

Towels, slippers and toiletries provided at most spas.

Private options

Private suites available for couples and families.

Relaxation time

Mint tea and a rest area after your treatment.

Know before you go

What to bring
Swimwear is usually required at tourist hammams; check the listing.
Duration
Allow 60–120 minutes including rest time.
Gender rules
Traditional hammams are often gender-separated by session.
After care
Drink water and avoid strong sun straight after a scrub.

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Where to go

Best places for hammam & spa

Our editors' picks for hammam & spa — destinations travelers book the most, worldwide.

Hammam & Spa in Marrakech,

Hammam & Spa in Marrakech

From atmospheric neighbourhood hammams to the palace spas of Hivernage.

Hammam & Spa in Fes,

Hammam & Spa in Fes

Historic hammams inside the medina, plus modern day-spas in Fes El Jdid.

FAQ

Hammam & Spa — good to know

What should I bring to a hammam?+

Bring a swimsuit for mixed spas — traditional local hammams are single-sex and you can go nude or in underwear.