This surf guide Morocco covers the top breaks, the best seasons and where beginners can learn safely. Dive into the exhilarating world of surfing along the Moroccan coastline with our comprehensive Surfing Guide to Morocco. From the legendary breaks of Taghazout to the undiscovered gems, this guide unveils the best surf spots, tips for all...Read More
Is Coronavirus in Morocco Still a Travel Concern? This COVID 19 Morocco guide explains how we keep trips safe and what travellers should check before flying. As you look to get back on the road, we continue to ensure our trips are safe for everyone. That includes our travellers, our leaders and crew and the...Read More
Located about 40 minutes north of Meknes in the foothills of Zerhoun Massif, Volubilis takes its name from the Berber word Oualili, the name for the colorful flower of the convolvulus, a plant to be found in abundance in the region. Included on the UNESCO World Heritage list in 1997, Volubilis is Morocco’s largest archaeological...Read More
The quaint city of Chefchaouen has become an Instagram sensation. Known as “the Blue City” for its blue-washed buildings, travelers from around the world trek to Chefchaouen to pose in its many doors, capturing the perfect Instagrammable image. While we love a good selfie and yes, we took a number of our own Instagrammable photos,...Read More
A honeymoon in Morocco mixes romance, adventure and culture, from dune camps to quiet riads with rooftop pools. So if you’re planning an unforgettable honeymoon? You’ve chosen the right place. Morocco has some really amazing destinations to consider when you want to get away with your sweetheart. There are plenty of locations and destinations which...Read More
Learning the history of Morocco before you travel makes every medina, kasbah and ruin far more meaningful. Visiting a beautiful and fascinating country like Morocco promises us a great deal of fun. Thus if you plan to visit Morocco, it should be worthwhile to have a sneak peek at the history and culture of this...Read More
Morocco famous food starts in the imperial cities, where street stalls and old restaurants serve recipes passed down for centuries. The imperial cities offer plenty of renowned dishes perpetuated from generation to generation. Heir to the thirteenth century Arab-Andalusian cuisine, Moroccan culinary art combines deliciously the sweet and salted, expertly using all sorts of spices...Read More
These are the best things to do in Tangier, from sea caves and kasbah walls to lively medina souks. Tangier, the gateway to Africa! A classic port town in the north of Morocco, the once international zone is separated from Europe by twenty miles of the Strait of Gibraltar. and one of the first places...Read More
Morocco culture is warm and family centred, and a little respect for local customs opens many doors. Moroccans are extremely hospitable and very tolerant. Though most people are religious, they are generally easy-going, and most young Moroccan women don’t wear a veil, though they may well wear a headscarf. Nonetheless, you should try not to...Read More
Majorelle garden – Yves Saint Laurent’s Garden Guide The Blue-Yellow Pearl of Marrakech The Majorelle meaning comes from Jacques Majorelle, the French painter who created this garden and its famous blue. In the midst of the chaotic roads, the busy locals and the humming of the calls to prayer lies a little piece of heaven....Read More
