OT Staff
With its vibrant culture, diverse landscapes, and rich history, Morocco offers a captivating travel experience. From bustling markets to serene desert landscapes, here are the 8 best places to visit in Morocco.
The Anti-Atlas in Morocco is a hidden gem with rugged peaks, plateaus, and valleys. Hikers can explore new trails, discover archaeological sites, and meet the welcoming Imazighen people.
Marrakesh, the "Pink City," is a sensory delight with its rosy medina walls, citrus-scented air, and bustling Djemaa el Fna square. Wander lantern-lit alleys, visit Jardin Majorelle, and discover vibrant palaces and art in Ville Nouvelle.
TrTravellingrom Marrakesh to the Sahara leads to Ouarzazate, home to the UNESCO-listed Aït Ben Haddou, an 11th-century mudbrick ksar. Known for its role in "Game of Thrones," this region is also dubbed "Ouallywood."
The Atlantic coast from Essaouira to Sidi Ifni boasts Morocco's top surf beaches, centred around Taghazout, a vibrant fishing and surfing village. With colourful houses, surf shops, and rooftop yoga, Taghazout offers a relaxed vibe.
Essaouira offers a comprehensive Moroccan experience with its oceanfront location, sandy beach, and vibrant fishing port. The pedestrianised medina features markets, traditional riads, and artsy accommodations.
The journey to the Sahara leads to an expanse where the pavement ends and endless dunes begin. Whether you explore by 4WD or camel, the vast emptiness of the desert offers a rare sense of isolation.
As Morocco's oldest city, Fez immerses visitors in its medieval medina, a labyrinth of workshops, apothecaries, and market stalls. The Kairaouine Mosque and University, home to the world's oldest library, is Morocco's spiritual and academic hub.
The one-hour ferry ride from Spain to Tangier highlights Morocco's closeness to Europe. Known as the "white city" for its whitewashed buildings, Tangier offers a vibrant art scene, tapas restaurants, and stunning ocean views from Cafe Hafa.
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