Discover Morocco

About Morocco

A country of historic cities, mountains, deserts, and rich traditions.

Morocco is known for its ancient medinas, colorful souks, distinctive architecture, and diverse landscapes.

From Marrakech and Fes to the Atlas Mountains and Sahara, Morocco brings together history, culture, nature, and traditions shaped by centuries of influence.

The Sahara

Golden dunes, wide horizons, and dramatic desert scenery.

Southeastern Morocco is known for spectacular desert landscapes, especially around Merzouga and Erg Chebbi.

• Merzouga: A gateway to Morocco's desert landscapes.
• Erg Chebbi: Famous for its golden sand dunes.
• Sunset: Beautiful changing colors across the desert.

Places to Explore

Historic medinas, mountain towns, and coastal cities.

• Marrakech: Medina, souks, gardens, and Jemaa el-Fnaa.
• Chefchaouen: Blue-painted streets in the Rif Mountains.
• Fes: Historic medina and traditional craftsmanship.
• Essaouira: Historic medina, harbor, and Atlantic coastline.

Moroccan Flavors

Aromatic spices, traditional recipes, and rich cuisine.

• Tagine: A traditional slow-cooked dish.
• Couscous: A staple often served with vegetables and broth.
• Pastilla: Delicate pastry with savory and sweet flavors.
• Mint Tea: A well-known part of Moroccan hospitality.

Atlas Mountains

High peaks, valleys, villages, and changing landscapes.

The Atlas Mountains create a dramatic contrast between Morocco's cities, valleys, and desert regions.

• Landscape: Peaks, valleys, and rugged terrain.
• Culture: Traditional mountain communities and villages.
• Scenery: A striking transition from mountains to desert.