For generations, Amazigh (Berber) communities have passed down traditional weaving techniques from mother to daughter. The colours, shapes and patterns often reflect local traditions, nature, family life and the weaver's imagination.Read More
Unlike some of Morocco’s busier tourist destinations, Taroudant offers an opportunity to experience everyday Moroccan life while exploring centuries of history and craftsmanship. From walking along the ancient ramparts to discovering traditional souks and visiting nearby palm groves, there is plenty to enjoy in and around the city.Read More
One of the best places to experience this side of the country is Ifrane National Park, located in the Middle Atlas Mountains. Famous for its magnificent Atlas cedar forests, Barbary macaques, mountain lakes, and diverse wildlife, the park offers a completely different atmosphere from the Sahara.Read More
Located in southeastern Morocco, near the Algerian border, Merzouga is best known as the gateway to Erg Chebbi, a spectacular sea of golden sand dunes. The region offers much more than camel rides, however. Travelers can discover traditional villages, meet local communities, explore desert landscapes by 4x4, listen to Gnaoua music, and experience the peaceful...Read More
Ourika Valley offers a refreshing change of scenery from the city's busy medina, colorful souks, and lively streets. Surrounded by the dramatic peaks of the High Atlas Mountains, the valley is known for its green landscapes, traditional Amazigh villages, waterfalls, rivers, and peaceful mountain atmosphere.Read More
Ouzoud Waterfalls are among the most spectacular natural attractions in Morocco. Surrounded by olive trees, red-rock cliffs, and peaceful countryside, these impressive cascades offer a refreshing escape from the busy streets of Marrakech.Read More
Zagora is a fascinating destination known for its palm groves, ancient kasbahs, desert landscapes, and strong connection to Morocco’s nomadic heritage. Often called the gateway to the Sahara, Zagora is an excellent stop for travelers who want to experience southern Morocco beyond the busy streets of Marrakech and the larger tourist destinations.Read More
El Jadida is located on Morocco’s Atlantic coast in the Casablanca-Settat region. It is southwest of Casablanca and can be reached relatively easily from the city, making it suitable for a day trip or a longer coastal stop.Read More
