Morocco is not just a fabulous country in the North of Africa that has been enriching its culture throughout the centuries with the coexistence of Berbers, Romans, Jews and Arabs, Spanish Moors, Portuguese and French. Morocco is an enchanted kingdom, one of the so many contrasts that you feel marveled at every … Read more
Fes is a city of immense history and cultural richness. During its peak in the 13th century, it was a hub for scholars and intellectuals from a variety of fields such as mathematics, astronomy, law, theology, philosophy, and many others. This, in turn, drew the best craftsmen to build houses, palaces, mosques, … Read more
The Route of a Thousand Kasbahs is an unforgettable adventure that takes travelers through an enchanted world of breathtaking beauty and rich cultural heritage. From impressive kasbahs and lush valleys to fertile fig and rose valleys, this journey is a visual feast that captivates the imagination of every traveler. As you travel … Read more
The small Merzouga village lies right at the brink of the Sahara Desert. This remote place is what you have envisioned for years when you thought about traditional Berber life. Merzouga fulfills your dreams with the highest sand dunes possibly sculpted by the wind. This is the ultimate desert destination for those … Read more
Essaouira probably has it all. Really! It is rich in history, culture, and music. The natural setting of this coastal city is both inspiring to be found upon and a blessing that brings cooler days to this once simple fishing village of Morocco. Known as the “Windy City” due to the strong … Read more
Unlike many capitals, Rabat is not the busiest of cities. The shores of the mouth of the Bou Regreg River were made to stroll along, as well as the beaches. The whole design of the city is an invitation to discover the marriage of yesterday and today, so recognized by UNESCO. Ancient … Read more
Ouarzazate is a romantic province, the beginning of the 1000 Kasbahs Route. It is a mix of the Atlas Mountains with high-altitude lakes, desertic landscapes, and oases. Its capital, bearing the same name, is a surprisingly vibrant city on a rocky plateau. People have been living in this area for centuries, one … Read more
Oualidia is not a name that easily comes to mind if you ask international travelers who visited Morocco. But it is, in fact, a very popular place among Moroccan holidaymakers. They come here to seek shelter and tranquility in the deep blue waters of Oualidia saltwater Lagoon and its shores, away from … Read more
For centuries, Tangier has been Europe’s gateway to Africa, some sort of an unofficial guard to the narrow Strait of Gibraltar. It has become a fusion of cultures and influences that contributed greatly to its allure to such visitors as artists and even spies. Modern Tangier is thriving with a new look … Read more
Far, far away in the south of Morocco, there is a desertic place dotted with oases, a historical stronghold of the Almoravid empire with a fascinating past of camel caravan memories. Zagora brings us closer to the independent and nomadic Berber culture. It also presents us with vast scenery that stretches beyond … Read more
Most historic villages and cities in Morocco have a charming medina, a kasbah, souks, welcoming people. But, even in the unlikely chance that you have already visited every single one of those places, you absolutely have to come to Chefchaouen. The scenery of the Rif mountain range sets the stage for a … Read more
The first idea that comes to mind when we think of Morocco is not of rugged land. However, it is home to a significant part of the Atlas Mountains. They almost reach the skies at some points, while in others offer fertile valleys across pristine landscapes. Connecting the two extremes, there is … Read more
They say Casablanca is not exactly for tourists… That alone is an excellent reason for you to go there. Mingle with the locals in the biggest and most cosmopolitan city in Morocco, where the French colonial legacy interlaces with the Arab culture. Going about Casablanca means trying amazing food; discovering a lively … Read more
Agadir is one of the best beach destinations in Morocco, perfect for those seeking a place to relax after, or before, venturing into the Atlas Mountains, the Sahara Desert, or the bustling Imperial Cities. The mild weather of this all-year-long sunny city draws visitors looking for the modern peaceful seaside life, marvelous … Read more
If there was only one city that could sum up the exotic charm of Morocco, it would be Marrakech. Actually, the name of the country derived from the name of the city, the capital itself under the Almoravid dynasty, and the Almohad Caliphate. You know what you came for. The medina, with … Read more
