From the Atlantic coast to the Atlas Mountains and from cedar forests to the Sahara, Morocco offers a surprising variety of habitats. Travelers can encounter monkeys in mountain forests, flamingos near desert lakes, wild birds along the coast, and many fascinating desert animals.Read More
Meknes is one of Morocco's four imperial cities and was once the powerful capital of Sultan Moulay Ismail. Its historic medina, monumental gates, royal buildings and nearby Roman ruins make it a destination full of stories.Read More
Discover Dakhla, where the Atlantic Ocean meets the Sahara. Explore turquoise lagoons, wild beaches, desert landscapes, kitesurfing and the famous White Dune.Read More
Trekking in Morocco takes you far beyond the main tourist roads. You can walk through the High Atlas Mountains, challenge yourself on Mount Toubkal, explore the dramatic Dades Gorges or spend a couple of peaceful hours walking beneath the enormous cliffs of the Todgha Gorges.Read More
Ouarzazate is one of the most fascinating destinations in southern Morocco. Surrounded by the dramatic landscapes of the High Atlas Mountains, rocky plateaus and ancient kasbahs, this city is often called the “Gateway to the Sahara Desert” and the “Hollywood of Africa.”Read More
Fes, also written as Fez, is one of the most fascinating cities in Morocco. Known for its ancient medina, traditional crafts, beautiful architecture and rich history, Fes offers travelers a chance to experience a side of Morocco that feels deeply connected to the country's past.Read More
Rissani Market is not simply a place for tourists to buy souvenirs. It is a working local souk where people from surrounding villages, oases and ksour come to shop, trade, meet friends and take care of everyday business.Read More
Agadir is one of Morocco’s most beautiful coastal cities and a wonderful destination for travelers looking for sunshine, beaches, culture, and authentic Moroccan experiencesRead More
The Todra Gorges, also spelled Todgha Gorges, are located near the town of Tinghir (14 km), between the High Atlas Mountains and the Sahara regionRead More
Located at the entrance to the old Medina, just beside the famous Koutoubia Mosque, Jemaa el Fna is much more than a traditional city square. It is a place where history, food, music, storytelling and everyday Moroccan life come together.Read More
Moroccan souks are much more than places to shop. They are the beating heart of many Moroccan medinas, where merchants, artisans, locals and travelers meet among narrow streets filled with colors, smells and sounds.Read More
