Located on the northwestern coast of Morocco, this relaxed beach town displays beautiful white-washed buildings splashed with colorful murals. While visiting Asilah, join the locals at this popular summer vacation spot, as you spend several days soaking up the sun on the city’s beaches. Walk... Read More

Explore Fes el-Bali, otherwise know as Old Fes, one of the largest and well-preserved medieval cities in the world. While in the city, walk among the bustling bazaars, sacred mosques and colorful dye pits and tanneries. Experience the amazing history and culture of this imperial city, also known... Read More

Granada is a southern city located at the foot of the Sierra Nevada Mountains (Spain’s highest mountains). Its crowning glory, the Alhambra, is a Moorish fortress and complex of palaces occupying the crown of a hill overlooking the lower part of the city. The rattle of castanets and the strum... Read More

Gain a new perspective on Morocco while exploring this unique Alpine community, a stark contrast from its neighboring cities. Ifrane is beautifully set among lush vegetation, rivers, and ski slopes that fall from the North Atlas Mountains, providing visitors with a variety of outdoor activities.... Read More

Ride 4x4s through the desert to your Merzouga campsite and enjoy a festive evening under the stars where you will dine on a traditional Moroccan meal of couscous with roasted vegetables and meat. As the evening comes to a close, curl up in the Berber tents set up amongst desert sand dunes. You... Read More

Stroll through the plaza of the Mausoleum of Mohammed V and view the Hassan Tower, Rabat’s most famed landmark. While in the capital city, explore the beautiful white and blue painted buildings of the Kasbah (fort and administrative center) and enjoy refreshing views of the Oued Bou Regreg... Read More

Explore the largest and best-preserved Roman ruins of Morocco, once inhabited by up to 20,000 people. Wander the broken paths that date back to 40 AD, and marvel at these ruins that were named a UNESCO World Heritage site in 1977; 1 of 8 within Morocco. Read More