Morocco is an intoxicating land steeped in history and culture with distinct influences from Arabs, Berbers, various European, and Jews. It’s a true melting pot and a must-visit destination for every global traveler. Morocco is a place the comes with ancient medinas, colorful souks, awe-inspiring desert, and coastal landscapes.
Visit the spell-binding Jemaa el-Fnaa, a lively square constantly bursting with spectacle. Find a spot to watch the endless parade of Berber musicians, snake charmers, slapstick comedians, monkey trainers, and other eclectic performers.
See some of Morocco’s top attractions, including Koutoubia Mosque and Menara Garden.
Beyond the popular Marrakech, there are three other imperial cities on the Morocco map: Rabat, Fez, and Meknes.
Head to Morocco’s current capital city Rabat for a more modern experience in Morocco. The capital isn’t as touristy or busy as other Moroccan destinations, but it’s not short on beauty, charm, or historical gems, such as the Kasbah of the Udayas and the Mausoleum of Mohammed V.
Embark on a day tour of Fez, the spiritual capital of the country where Al-Attarine Medersa and Karaouine mosque are found. Don’t miss the city’s world-famous tanneries in the old medina and witness the artisans go about their age-old traditions of making leather.
Morocco is blessed with a sliver of Sahara Desert, the largest desert in the world, and many travelers who visit the country are eager to see the golden expanse. A camel excursion across the desert is one of the best things to do in Morocco.
Travel to Ouarzazate, a city known for being the “gateway to the Sahara Desert” as well as sights like the ancient kasbahs. It’s also famous for being the site of several notable productions such as the Game of Thrones, Gladiator, and Lawrence of Arabia, among others.
There are only a handful of places in the world where you can ride a camel and Morocco is one of these places. A ride through the Sahara Desert is always a highlight. However, if you don’t have the time to venture out to the Sahara, you could always book a fun three-hour camel ride just 20 minutes away from Marrakech.
The country straddles both the Mediterranean Sea and the Atlantic Ocean, so stunning beaches are part of the draw of Morocco tours.
Splash in the shores of the Atlantic in Essaouira, a relaxed coastal destination famous for its spectacular seafood selections and a bustling medina of its own.
One of the best things to do in Morocco is to walk around the ancient cities to marvel at all the striking architectural wonders. From mosques and cathedrals to riads and palaces, the country has no shortage of sublime buildings. Soak in the sights at old-world cities like Casablanca where one of the world’s most stunning mosques Hassan II Mosque is found.
Morocco is a true shopper’s paradise with every city and town featuring at least one souk. Be captivated by the colors, aromas, and all the chaos—and make sure you bring extra pocket money to buy a souvenir that catches your eye, whether its carpets, lamps, tea sets, clothing, or something else.
Morocco’s natural attractions don’t end with the Sahara and a pretty coastline. It also has the Atlas Mountains and a few other peaks, which travelers can traverse for a bit of meditative quiet. Take a detour to Ouzoud Falls, a series of stunning waterfalls where you can watch Barbary apes swinging from olive trees.
