Cooperative D'Argan Marjana | 14 Km Route De Marrakech, Essaouira 44250, Marruecos

It’s a cooperative shop with a small factory display, and we truly appreciate the hard work that goes into the products. However, the pricing felt quite high for what is offered. Even considering the craftsmanship and quality, the items still seemed too expensive. In our group, only a few people ended up buying anything. Many of us come from countries where high-quality products are available at reasonable prices due to strong competition. We understand that some items in the market can be fake or copied, but even genuine, guaranteed products can often be purchased at fairer prices elsewhere. This type of community-driven business is valuable and has great potential. But offering more affordable and sensible pricing could attract more buyers and support the community even further. Tourists especially love quality items they can buy in multiples or as gifts. With better pricing strategies, the organization could reach a wider international audience and strengthen its reputation globally.

Halal Encounter

Stopped here on the way to Essaouira. Enjoyed learning about the argan oil process and appreciate the jobs it provides to local women. Purchased several of the products and find them to be high quality. The women walking you through the products were very knowledgeable.

Kelly Conley

Good place to learn about argan oil. Very spacious area. Nicely kept. Many tourist busses but doesnt feel crowded.

Ellen Schepens

Interesting place to see how the oil is done. I think the prices are a bit too high but the people are really verry nice...

Cbfinvent Cbfinvent

The follow you and pressure you to buy. The person wouldn’t leave us and followed us out when we didn’t buy… until we bought eventually. Prices are double fair price for cooperative-produced argan oil in Morocco. Even the cooperative stores in Essaouira are half the price. Tourist trap. Show is cool though.

Justin M

A business place we stopped on our way to Essaouira. So amazing to see how Argan oil is made. The local honey collected from Argan tree pollens tasted very different and nice to others I have tasted before.

Masroor Naveed