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To the uninitiated, a visit to the souks of Marrakech in Morocco can be quite an overwhelming experience. Myriads of alleyways lead would-be shoppers past a mind-boggling selection of goods, while merchants call out, anxious to assure you that they have exactly what you are looking for (even if you’re not sure yourself) – and at a very good price too!
Located around 60 kilometers north of the city of Agadir in southwest Morocco, the small town of Imouzzer Ida Outanane lies in a fertile valley surrounded by great natural beauty. Primarily the home and administration center of the Ida Outanane Berber tribe, which have remained essentially unaffected by colonialism or tourism, as with many towns in Paradise Valley, Imouzzer Ida Outanane reflects a strong cultural identity as residents maintain age-old traditions.
Boat cruises are offer an excellent opportunity to visit some of the most exotic locations around the world. When it comes to mysterious, romantic and striking - Morocco has it all. From endless desert landscapes, a peaceful oasis and tranquil beaches to the bustle of the city and all its treasures, Morocco is a destination that can offer tourists a diverse holiday. Not forgetting its magnificent coastline, many visitors opt for boat tours while in the country, or decide to travel to Morocco in the luxury on an ocean liner.
In Morocco there are many ways to discover the beauty and magnificence of the country. Various tour operators offer visitors unforgettable journeys on horseback, by camel or hiking, so as to share the wonder of nature, uniqueness of unexplored villages and the warm hospitality of the local communities. When it comes to traveling and finding the treasures of the Upper Atlas Mountains, there is one village in Morocco that is recommended as a base camp, namely Azilal. From here the picturesque landscapes of the Azilal region can be enjoyed, one day at a time.
The city of Fez is a popular destination for tourists visiting Morocco. The lure of its diversity, historical sights, endless attractions and a unique and exotic atmosphere is irresistible to many. Within its vibrant energy, bustling narrow streets and breathtaking architectural wonders, there are buildings in Fez that conserve its heritage, its art and its distinctive culture, namely museums. Each museum in the city holds a world of discovery and exploration within its walls, and every now and then, there is a museum that stands out as exceptional, such as the Belghazi Museum.
Once known as Villa Bens, Tarfaya is a small town in Morocco, located on its southwestern Atlantic coastline and is a unique destination. The history of Tarfaya is fascinating and its simple charm wins the hearts and affection of every traveler that stops over there. Although a little off the beaten track, visitors traveling to or from Laayoune, are recommended to detour through to Tarfaya and enjoy the beauty of the landscapes surrounding the town, and exploring its attractions and sights.
Located on the Atlantic coast directly south of Rabat, Temara is a popular beach resort for the residents of Rabat, with the wealthier among them having splendid holiday villas along the beachfront. Visitors to Morocco are discovering that Temara, while not at the top of the conventional list of places to visit, has quite a few pleasant surprises.
To the southeast of the cities of Taroudannt and Agadir, near the border of Algeria, lies the beautiful little town of Tata. Morocco is filled with spectacular destinations, but what makes Tata unique is the fact that it is a wonderful town in itself, but can also be useful as a base for tourists who want to explore the surrounding areas. Its diversity lures hundreds of visitors each year and its picturesque setting amongst breathtaking gardens and magnificent palm groves makes Tata one of the most unforgettable destinations in Morocco.
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