Morocco
Bucket List Experience
Marrakech
Marrakech is home to a host of palaces, mosques, and gardens that make it an ideal tourist destination. Meander along the busy and vibrant market streets dotted with cute tourist shops of traditional garments, jewelry, pottery, and native souvenirs. Then head over to Jemaa el-Fnaa through the maze of alleys to soak in the colorful vibes of Marrakesh. Relish the mysterious and delectable shish kebab and mingle with the cheerful locals while you are at it. Visit the famous Moorish minaret of the early 12th century that is visible from miles away and famous all over the world.
Casablanca
Located at the Atlantic coast of Morocco, Casablanca is the most romantic destination of the Morocco tour. With thousands of tourists pouring in throughout the year, Casablanca is home to several attractions that includes The Old Medina, Hassan Mosque,Quartier Habous, The Corniche, and more. Sample the delectable Moroccan cuisine at the grand restaurants of Casablanca and don’t forget to drop in at Rick’s Cafe, modeled after the iconic Hollywood romance Casablanca.
Ziz Valley
The Oued River snakes down along the looming Ziz Gorges from Rich and breathes life and beauty to the ZizValley and Tafilalt Oases before meandering into the rosy and golden sand dunes of Merzouga. Satiate your lust for nature and adventure with a trip to the vibrant Ziz Valley that throbs with life and serene nature. Explore the shape-shifting golden dunes of Erg Chebbi and visit the glorious ruins of the compound of Alhambra of Tafilalt. Bathe in the lukewarm and bubbling natural springs of the Ziz Valley at Meski and tour the quaint and peaceful Ksar Tinheras village.
Ouarzazate
Tucked away in the lofty Atlas Mountain, the Quarzazate plateau is the gateway to the colossal Sahara Desert and home to the enormous Taourirt Kasbah, one of the most notable palaces of the 19th century. Stir the adventurous spirit in you and hike up the dramatic Ouarzazate Plateau during the Morocco tour. Here are a few things that you cannot miss on your journey to Ouarzazate: Catch a glimpse of the sunrise and sunset, spend an afternoon at Fint Oasis, go quad biking along the dusty roads, visit the film studio, and take a tour of the vast desert.
Fes
Take a trip Fes, the cultural capital of Morocco, and home to vibrant souls, medieval Marinid Architecture, and the famous Fes El Bali walled Medina. Soak in the old-world atmosphere of Morocco, sample the delectable street food, and drop in at the colorful souks of intricate lamps and pottery. Visit the Quaraouiyine Mosque to witness its breathtaking history and stop to admire the beautiful Jnan Sbil Gardens outside the medina wall. Visit the famous Chaouwara Tannery and learn more about military history at Borj Nord at the Morocco tour.
Volubilis
Visit Volubilis to learn more about the breathtaking history of the Romans through exploration tours across the grand and well-preserved excavations and ruins that date back to 2000 years or more. Located at the foot of the lofty Atlas mountain range, Volubilis is recognized by the UNESCO heritage site for the rich tapestry of Roman history. Situated between Meknes and Fez, Volubilis boasts of stunning tile work of mosaic, remnants of ancient Roman architecture, and splendid arches of marble. It is best to visit Volubilis during the early morning or in the afternoon.
When to Visit
Peak Season
Tourists prefer visiting Morocco between November and April to take part in the notable carnivals and festivals. The peak season is winter and early summer when the temperature is moderate.
