Visit Morocco

Traveling to Morocco offers a rich mix of experiences, from lively cities to quiet mountain towns and wide desert landscapes. Marrakech is often the first stop, with its maze-like medina, buzzing souks, and rooftop views. The chaos of **Jemaa el-Fnaa** square at night contrasts with the calm of **Majorelle Garden** or a tucked-away riad. **Fes** takes you deeper into Morocco’s historic and cultural layers, especially in its sprawling medina, where artisans still practice age-old crafts in narrow alleys and centuries-old buildings.

In the north, **Chefchaouen** provides a softer pace with its cool mountain setting and iconic blue-washed streets. Heading south, the **Sahara Desert** delivers dramatic scenery, especially around **Merzouga**, where camel treks and desert camps offer a chance to disconnect and take in star-filled skies. On the way, the **Dades Valley** and **Todra Gorge** offer dramatic landscapes worth exploring. Morocco’s coast adds yet another angle — **Essaouira** has a relaxed, artsy atmosphere by the sea, while **Taghazout** draws surfers and backpackers with its easygoing vibe.

Food is a key part of the experience: tagines, fresh bread, grilled meats, and sweet mint tea are staples, and trying them in local markets is part of the fun. Morocco can be intense at times — especially in busy souks — and travelers should be aware of cultural norms, but the country’s diversity in people, landscapes, and traditions makes it well worth the effort. Whether you’re wandering ancient streets, hiking through valleys, or watching the desert shift with the wind, Morocco offers something different around every corner.