
This babouche workshop Agadir experience lets you create your own pair of traditional Moroccan leather slippers, hands-on with a master leather artisan — the only experience of its kind in the region, and you take your handmade pair home.
This babouche workshop Agadir experience includes hotel pickup, all materials, and hands-on guidance from a master craftsman over a three-hour session. You also enjoy traditional mint tea as you learn, and you take home the babouches you make.
You pay cash on arrival, and no experience is needed. It is the only workshop of its kind in the Agadir area.
Under the guidance of a maalem, or master artisan, you choose your leather and colour, cut and stitch the sole by hand, shape the iconic pointed toe, and add traditional detailing. Each participant completes a full pair of authentic Moroccan babouches in their own size.
You leave with the most meaningful souvenir you can bring home from Morocco. Learn about the craft heritage on Wikipedia.
Wear clothes you do not mind getting a little dye on, and come curious. Over tea, the artisan shares the family tradition behind the craft and why handmade babouches last for decades.
Love making things? Try our pottery workshop, or see all artisan workshops in Agadir.
This babouche workshop Agadir experience suits couples, families and solo travellers who want a hands-on, authentic activity and a handmade souvenir. Children aged 3 to 12 pay half price and love the creative, tactile process.
Because it takes place indoors with a craftsman, this workshop is a perfect choice on a hot afternoon or a rare rainy day, and it runs year-round regardless of the weather.
Morocco has a leather tradition stretching back over a thousand years. This babouche workshop Agadir experience connects you directly to that heritage, working beside a real artisan rather than watching a demonstration. It is a genuine cultural exchange, and the pair of babouches you make yourself carries a story that no shop-bought souvenir can match.
Visit the artisan Medina of Agadir before or after your babouche workshop session to see hundreds of craftspeople at work, for a full day dedicated to Moroccan craft and creativity.
Yes, you take home the full pair of babouches you create during the session.
No, the master craftsman guides you through every step, so beginners and children are welcome.
The hands-on session lasts about three hours, including mint tea and time with the artisan.