Ignore the flight times. As soon as the first mint tea is ceremonially poured, Morocco feels far further than its hour from Spain. From the cosmopolitan Mediterranean cities via the Atlas Mountains, where villages seem locked in time, to desert kasbahs on southern oases, it’s self-evident you’re in Africa. Visit the medieval medinas of Fez and Marrakech for a slice of exotic yet approachable Morocco (couple this with a beach break at Essaouria) or head to Merzouga and Ouarzazate to live out Lawrence of Arabia fantasies. Either way, this is a deeply traditional Islamic culture.
That’s not to say Morocco isn’t accommodating; Moroccan people are incredibly friendly, especially if you speak French, and traditional riads are scrubbed up into palatial small hotels at bargain prices. My dream trip? A few nights in a luxury desert camp in the Agafay desert – empty bleached landscapes and silent nights boiling with stars. Magic.
Rebali Riads is our Favourite Beach holiday destination in Morocco, ideal for families and couples. Choose a room with a private balcony or a private villa for the ultimate space. Pools, Gardens, Private Hammam/Spa and miles of beach.
Morocco has a unique cuisine and goes a lot deeper than the tagine..there are exquisite pastries and vegetable salads. Enrolling at a cookery school is unnecessary to understand the important aspects of Moroccan cuisine -it is about meeting the people and cooking and eating together as family or as friends.
After arrival, you will spend one day in a traditional Riad in Marrakech, and the next day, you will embark on an unforgettable 3-day trek in the High Atlas Mountains. You will pass through traditional Berber villages with a local guide who will immerse you in the local culture amid the mountain's majesty.
A wonderful mix of bustling Marrakech, the majestic Atlas Mountains, the beauty of the Sahara and relaxing in the Palmeraie.
While in Marrakech for a short city break, it's definitely worth taking a trip to the town of Imlil to immerse yourself in the beauty of the local nature and spend time in the charming Berber village.
For a first visit to Morocco the combination of the beautiful coastal town of Essaouira and the vibrant souks of Marrakech is a perfect introduction. We'd also recommend including a day in the Atlas Mountains.
Explore the beauty of the city of Fes and take a one-day trip to Volubilis & Meknes. Stroll through the stunning medina, discovering local craftsmanship and the history narrated by the guide.
An incredible 4 days spent with nomad guides. Through the Atlas Mountains and into the desert, where you will spend a unique night in a traditional or luxury tent. An intense and extraordinary experience recommended for adults only.
