Morocco travel Blog

Are you thinking of traveling to Morocco? But don’t know how to start planning? We have a range of resources for you to have on hand. We’ve compiled a list of the 15 best travel resources for your 2023 Morocco … Read More

Morocco’s food scene is abuzz at the moment and it’s not hard to see where all the buzz is coming from, with new and inspiring restaurants popping up all over the country. Let’s face it, Morocco has always been at … Read More

Moroccan life is inextricably linked to music and dance. While traveling in Morocco, you may see processions of dancing villagers parading through the streets, or you may be kept awake late at night by the rhythmic drumming and piercing ululations … Read More

Morocco is not only a country with narrow alleys and desert dune-covered streets, but a 1,200-mile coastline that stretches from the Atlantic to the Mediterranean. Along the coast, you’ll find charming harbors, bustling fishing ports, beach Moroccan coastal cities – … Read More

  Rabat is considered by many travelers to be an overlooked gem. This is the cleanest major city in Morocco, and many like this city for its ease of getting around – wide sidewalks, friendly petit taxis, and a new … Read More

get to know Fes during our  Fez travel guide, As you stroll through the famous blue gate of the Bab Boujeloud, it feels as if you have been transported back 1,000 years in time. The bustling cafes and open-air markets … Read More

Casablanca (Spanish for ‘white house’ and commonly shortened to ‘casa’ by locals) has long been a center of romance in the Western imagination. When most people think about Casablanca, they think about the Marrakech Express and the movie Casablanca. The … Read More

On the windswept Atlantic coast, about two hours southwest of Marrakech, lies the small town of Essaouira. “Swerah” is what the locals call it. Our Essaouira travel guide will help you discover the highlights, of its old Portuguese name, ‘Mogador’. … Read More

Morocco is a country of mountains, deserts, medieval cities, Roman ruins, and more than a few famous film locations. When you think of Morocco and film, images of Humphrey Bogart and Ingrid Bergman in the 1942 American classic Casablanca undoubtedly … Read More