Todra Gorge
Colossal rock walls rise up to 300 metres and narrow to barely twenty metres apart, split by a palm-lined road. Climbers come…
Read MoreHistoric cities, natural landmarks and unforgettable experiences — written by Moroccan teachers from Tangier.
Colossal rock walls rise up to 300 metres and narrow to barely twenty metres apart, split by a palm-lined road. Climbers come…
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Morocco's tallest and most visited waterfalls tumble about 110 metres over three tiers amid olive groves and turquoise pools. Small boats ferry…
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A fortified ksar of rammed earth on the Ounila River, listed as UNESCO World Heritage and the finest surviving example of southern…
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The range that crosses Morocco holds Mount Toubkal, North Africa's highest peak at 4,167 metres. Clay Berber villages cling to the slopes,…
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Morocco's most famous gateway to the Sahara; the orange dunes of Erg Chebbi rise up to 150 metres and glow gold at…
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A laid-back harbour town guarded by the Skala de la Ville ramparts, seen in series like Game of Thrones. Steady trade winds…
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Morocco's modern capital and one of its four imperial cities; you stroll between eighth-century Almohad walls, royal palaces and contemporary museums. Climb…
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A city on the edge of two continents, overlooking the Strait of Gibraltar where the Mediterranean meets the Atlantic. Tangier lived as…
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A small mountain town that wrapped itself in shades of blue washing over its walls and stone alleys. Founded in 1471 as…
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Morocco's oldest imperial city and home to al-Qarawiyyin, the world's oldest continuously operating university. Put your map away and lose yourself in…
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