Trekking through the majestic Atlas Mountains of Morocco, an area populated by a majority Amazigh population feels like stepping back in time. The air is clean and crisp; children frolic freely around lush valleys as farmers cultivate their plots with both male and female hands. Donkeys are commonly seen transporting old or young locals up...Read More
The High Atlas, Morocco’s most eminent mountain array, houses some of the country’s grandest and loveliest sectors. A historical as well as a physical obstruction between the northern planes and pre-Sahara regions, its Berber-populated gorges feel – not to mention are – extremely isolated from ordinary or metropolitan life. This is North Africa’s premier hiking...Read More
With its bustling city center, Tangier has long been a popular destination for artists, writers, rock stars, and intellectuals. The city is just 20 miles from Spain across the Strait of Gibraltar – one of Morocco’s most accessible destinations. The African roots of Tangier are influenced by Spanish, Portuguese, and French cultures. This multicultural city...Read More
From the Red Sea to the Atlantic, the Saharan desert spreads across enormous swaths of North Africa, encompassing sections (or all) of 11 African nations. The desert comprises stony plateaux, salt flats, sand seas, or Ergs, except for the odd oasis. The wind shapes these Ergs, or ‘dunes,’ which may reach 180 meters. They rise...Read More
General information Size and Population At 446,550 square kilometers, Morocco is a country of great geographical diversity and culture. From the snow-capped Atlas Mountains to the Sahara Desert, this beautiful country has much to explore. The population of Morocco is 37 million people, which makes it one of the most populous countries in Africa. Morocco...Read More
Venturing into the Sahara Desert is an experience like no other. Spanning over 3.5 million square miles, it’s one of Earth’s most remarkable natural wonders – situated along Morocco and Algeria’s eastern border. Whether you’re searching for adventure or just a break from reality, few places on this planet can compare to its incredible landscapes!...Read More
For food lovers, only some destinations can compare to Morocco. The country is a veritable feast for the senses with its vibrant colors and exotic spices. But, when it comes to Moroccan cuisine, the flavor is king. From the humble Tagine to the ubiquitous Couscous, each dish is an explosion of taste that will leave...Read More
Marrakesh, the “Morocco City” as foreign visitors once referred to it, has been a hub of activity for many years. Here tribespeople and Berber villagers bring their wares in search of fortune and pleasure. At its core lies Jemaa el Fna – an open area within the city center that serves as a venue where...Read More
Morocco’s Ait-Ben-Haddou is a lovely walled town in the country’s southeast that has been a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1987. The little village dated back roughly 1,000 years and was once a significant stop on the caravan route. Today, Ait-Ben-Haddou is one of Morocco’s most popular tourist destinations and is the most appealing stop...Read More
If you have only a week to explore Morocco, it’s best to keep things relaxed and visit Casablanca, Chefchaouen, and Fes in the north or Marrakesh and the Sahara desert in the south. With two weeks, you can include trekking in the Atlas mountains and relaxing on the Atlantic coast. Then, in less than five...Read More
