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Explore the UNESCO-listed Medina, filled with souks, street performers, and landmarks like Jemaa el-Fnaa and Koutoubia Mosque. Experience the bustling atmosphere and rich history of this iconic area.
Embark on a camel trek through the vast dunes of the Sahara. Experience a night under the stars in Berber tents and enjoy spectacular sunrises and sunsets in Merzouga or Zagora.
Discover Chefchaouen’s famous blue-painted buildings in the Rif Mountains. The peaceful medina, vibrant markets, and striking scenery make it an ideal spot for photography and relaxation.
Fes is home to Al Quaraouiyine, the world’s oldest university. Its medieval medina, ancient tanneries, and significant religious sites offer insight into Morocco’s deep history and culture.
A UNESCO World Heritage site, Ait Benhaddou is known for its mudbrick kasbahs. This iconic village, featured in films like Gladiator, offers a glimpse of traditional Moroccan architecture.
Hike Morocco’s Atlas Mountains, home to Mount Toubkal, North Africa’s highest peak. Explore scenic valleys, Berber villages, and diverse landscapes through various trekking routes.
Essaouira is a coastal town with 18th-century Portuguese ramparts, pristine beaches, and a vibrant arts scene. Enjoy fresh seafood, and explore the historical medina, a UNESCO World Heritage site.
The Majorelle Garden in Marrakech features exotic plants and vibrant blue buildings. Created by Jacques Majorelle, it now houses a museum dedicated to Berber culture and is a tranquil retreat.
The Roman ruins of Volubilis, near Meknes, offer well-preserved mosaics, baths, and temples. This UNESCO site provides a fascinating look at Roman North Africa's architectural grandeur.
Moroccan cuisine blends Berber, Arab, and Mediterranean flavours. Enjoy traditional dishes like tagine, couscous, and pastilla. Visit souks for authentic street food experiences and local delicacies.