Marhaba Morocco
Everything worth knowing before you travel to Morocco, told by the people who cross it every week.
Guides written by the team that organises our trips around Morocco: what to see in each region, from the imperial cities to the Sahara Desert, the Atlas and the Atlantic coast, how to get between cities and what to expect at each stage. Use them to plan your own route or, if you would rather we took care of everything, take a look at our tours.
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Sahara Desert
In southern Morocco, just a few kilometres from Ouarzazate, lies the Fint Oasis, a haven of calm and greenery amid an arid, mountainous landscape. Its name, which means "hidden" in Berber, reflects the secret, serene nature of this place.
Sahara Desert
Set at the gateway to the Sahara Desert, Ouarzazate is one of the most distinctive and photogenic cities in all of Morocco. Known as "the gateway to the desert", it has become a major tourist destination thanks to its history, traditional architecture, imposing kasbahs and starring role in the international film industry.
Atlantic coast
Safi, on Morocco's Atlantic coast, is known as the country's pottery capital and is one of the most fascinating destinations for lovers of traditional craft.
Atlantic coast
Oualidia, a coastal gem in Morocco, is the ideal destination for those looking to escape the bustle and immerse themselves in the calm of nature. Famous for its lagoon, its golden beaches and its fresh seafood, this small coastal paradise offers a unique experience for lovers of calm and the flavours of the sea.
Atlantic coast
Essaouira, known as the pearl of the Atlantic, is a destination combining history, culture and natural beauty on Morocco's Atlantic coast. With its walled medina declared a World Heritage Site, beaches ideal for water sports and a thriving art scene, it offers a unique experience blending tradition and modernity.
Atlantic coast
El Jadida, on the shores of the Atlantic, is a historic gem that combines the charm of its Portuguese past with vibrant Moroccan culture. With its famous Portuguese Citadel, a lively harbour and calm beaches, this city is a perfect destination not only for history lovers, but for anyone seeking relaxation and authenticity.
Atlantic coast
Casablanca is not just the country's economic engine, but also a destination full of contrasts that surprises at every step. From its imposing Hassan II Mosque to the hidden charms of its historic districts, not forgetting its famous Corniche along the Atlantic.
Atlantic coast
Azemmour, a city on the banks of the Oum Er-Rbia river, is one of those hidden gems of Morocco that still keeps its authentic charm and history. With its narrow streets, ancient walls and a bohemian air, this lesser-known destination offers a unique experience combining culture, tradition and stunning natural scenery.
Atlantic coast
Agadir is one of Morocco's most interesting destinations. This place is known for its long stretch of golden sand beach, its modern seafront promenade and a relaxed atmosphere that invites you to unwind.