Trekking in the Atlas Mountains, traversing the Sahara on camel-back, or surfing along the Atlantic Coast: Morocco Dropdown content offers a plethora of things to do and places to explore. Also check out the video for some of our favourites.
Simply the most beautiful small town in Morocco,
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The most complete medieval city in the Arab world,
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Venture into the Sahara on an overnight camel trek from
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The most dramatic of the country’s waterfalls, with overhanging cafés, and inviting pools to plunge into.
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The symbol of
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From carpets and carpentry to leatherwork and ceramics, Morocco’s craft tradition is extraordinarily vibrant, and on magnificent show in its souks.
Colorful handmade leather slippers (babouches) on a market in Marrakech, Morocco © Ekaterina Pokrovsky/Shutterstock
“Whisky Marocain” (mint tea) is the accompaniment to any discussion or transaction.
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The most beautiful gate of the medieval Moorish world stands in
Entrance gate to the Kasbah of the Udayas (Kasbah des Oudaias), Rabat, Morocco © Glen Berlin/Shutterstock
An evocative relic fortress of the time when the infamous
Glaoui Kasbah at Telouet in the moroccan Atlas © Nicolas VINCENT/Shutterstock
Musicians, acrobats and storytellers converge each night on the spellbinding city square
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Take a walk (or a climb) in the majestic Todra Gorge on the
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Troupes of macaques populate the dense cedar forests of the
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The old Spanish colonial town of
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The relaxed seaside town of
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Relax by the Atlantic at Morocco’s most popular resort,
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Volubilis was the chief city of Roman Morocco and is today a beautiful, extensive ruin.
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The outside of Casablanca cathedral, Morocco
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Morocco’s
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The Moroccan cultural calendar is packed with festivals but few can match the largesse of Imilchil’s three-day “Marriage Market”.
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Morocco offers much to birdwatchers, from storks nesting on minarets to desert bustards, via bee-eaters, flamingos and falcons.
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A lovely, mature botanical garden, maintained by Yves Saint-Laurent and filled with the sound of birdsong.
Majorelle garden in Morocco © Sergiy Borakovskyy/Shutterstock
These renovated old mansions, centred on a patio and often full of stylish designer touches, provide a tranquil retreat from the outside world.
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The High Atlas offer
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