Morocco is a destination with plenty things to do, whether you’re simply on luxurious holiday or on an adventure. Due to the mix of Arab, African and European influences, the country offers an incredible amount of culture, history, art, music, as well as fascinating nature and geographical landscapes!

Marrakech

Of course, a holiday in Morocco is not complete without a visit to Marrakech! This city is a truly magical place! Known as The Red City, Marrakech holds the modern soul of Morocco while resting at the base of the Atlas Mountains. The city holds the most famous heritage sites and museums of the country. Be ready to bargain at the bustling bazaars and get dragged into in the overwhelming intensity of the city!

Chefchaouen, Rif Mountains

This town is extraordinary and perfect for someone who prefers affordable accommodations, comfort and plenty to do. The towns main square is stuffed with cafes where both tourists and locals come together. It’s also ideal for those who enjoy the outdoors: backpacking, hiking, swimming in the mountain streams are just around the corner! In the old part of Chefchaouen, you can find the buildings and streets all painted stunning sky blue!

Fez

Like in its younger days, Fez is the center of religion and culture in Morocco, as well as is the oldest city in the country. The fascinating part of the city is the huge Medina (Fes el-Bali), the World Heritage site that measures 2.4 square miles. The medina city is one of the best preserved old cities of Morocco. It’s a complicated maze with valleys and streets with treasures and treats on every corner!

Ouarzazate

Ouarzazate is the city where Hollywood has got some of those perfectly arid desert scenes from. It is a city of sandy streets, palm trees, and fort-like buildings. Ouarzazate is the doorway to the desert, to the stunning Sahara!

Merzouga

Another Moroccan gem, Merzouga, is the gateway village to an overnight experience in the Sahara Desert. A picture of plantless desert and sand in the wind – a breathtaking and unforgettable experience that’s worth the journey to this remote corner of Morocco!

Meknes

Stepped in culture and history, Meknes is the old capital city of Morocco. Since it’s an ancient Medina that’s surrounded by a modern city, it offers a unique mix of old and new.Here you can find several major historical sites such as Bab Mansour, Dar Jamai Museum, Mausoleum of Moulay Ismail and The Roman ruins of Volubilis (one hour from Volubilis).

Essaouira

If you’re feeling exhausted of the noisy bazaars and streets of Morocco and want to experience a little different setting, then it’s a good idea to slip away to some quiet beaches only 3 hours away by bus. Essaouira is artist-friendly and some people claim to find solace here. Also, if you’re into windsurfing, kitesurfing or paddle boarding, you’ve come to the right place!

Todra Gorge

Todra Gorge is well-known around the world as one of the most impressive canyons. It is situated on the east side of the High Atlas Mountains and is a popular tourist destination. Here you can walk the well-maintained dirt road and hiking paths, though you must share it with mules and other animals.

Local tour guides and excursions in Morocco:

Atlas Mountain day trip with Camel ride, Sahara Desert Tour, Berber Villages, Hammam Experience, visit, Walking tour and many more. Book tours, attractions, and activities on the world’s largest online platform GET YOUR GUIDE. Best price guarantee!

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