5. Ifrane
- “Little Switzerland” of Morocco
- Al Akhawayn University area
- Lion Stone monument
- Nearby cedar forests and Barbary macaques
Where Morocco meets the Atlantic.
Casablanca is more than Morocco’s largest city. It is a place where modern Moroccan life meets historic neighborhoods, Atlantic landscapes, architecture, food and everyday culture.
Where the Atlantic, sunshine and Amazigh culture meet.
Agadir offers a different rhythm of Morocco. It is relaxed, open and connected to the ocean, while the surrounding region opens the door to mountains, valleys, villages and Amazigh traditions.
Medinas • Mountains • Kasbahs • Food • Crafts • Desert • Soul
Start in the Red City and travel beyond Marrakech to discover a Morocco of ancient traditions, mountain villages, hidden valleys, handmade crafts, unforgettable flavors and quiet moments beneath the Moroccan sky.
6. Merzouga
- Erg Chebbi dunes
- Camel trekking
- Desert camps
- Spectacular sunrise and sunset
- Stargazing in the Sahara
7. Tinghir
- Todra Gorge
- Palm groves and oasis landscapes
- Traditional Berber villages
- Mountain scenery
8. Ouarzazate
- Ait Benhaddou
- Atlas film studios
- Taourirt Kasbah
- Gateway to the Sahara
From Tangier: A Journey Through Northern Morocco
From Al Hoceima: A Journey Through the Rif
From Tetouan: A Journey Through Northern Morocco
Begin where the Mediterranean meets the Atlantic. From Tangier, travel through the blue streets of Chefchaouen, the historic cities of northern Morocco, mountain landscapes and coastal villages. Taste local traditions, listen to Moroccan music and discover a slower, more intimate side of the country.
Begin beside the Mediterranean and discover a quieter Morocco. From the beaches of Al Hoceima to the villages and mountains of the Rif, experience northern Morocco through its landscapes, food, traditions, music and people
The White Dove of Morocco and travel through the mountains and coast of the North. Discover Tetouan’s Andalusian heritage, the blue streets of Chefchaouen, the Atlantic charm of Asilah and the Mediterranean spirit of northern Morocco.
