Morocco travel

Nestled within its ramparts, white Essaouira proudly overlooks the Atlantic Ocean and offers visitors the mildness of its climate with the warmth of its welcome. During your stay in Essaouira and along the Atlantic coast, you can stroll through its ancient Medina, a UNESCO World Heritage site, before enjoying its vast beaches for swimming, windsurfing or simply relaxing. Your journey to Essaouira and along the Atlantic coast may also take you from Agadir to Tangier, following a shoreline ideal for walks and relaxation, where fishing villages have fully preserved their authenticity.

A stay in Marrakech and its surroundings first means enjoying the Entertainment of the famous Jemaa el-Fnaa Square, where all the local artisans gather to offer you henna paintings or lamb skewers! It is also the thousand scents and colours of the souks, where you can lose yourself and stumble upon an ancient mosque, an ornate doorway or the entrance to a riad. However, a trip to Marrakech and its surroundings might mean, for you, thalassotherapy and a wellness retreat at one of the many dedicated hotels, endless rounds of golf, or excursions to the Tizi n'Tichka Pass lying at over 2,000 metres (6,561 feet) in altitude or into the Toubkal National Park.

A bridge between Andalusia and Africa, northern Morocco is home to countless treasures, including the medinas of the imperial cities. Your journey through the medinas of northern Morocco will take you from Fes to Meknes and from Tetouan to Tangier, through these urban centres dating back to the medieval era and reflecting the mastery of architecture and craftsmanship of Moroccan artisans. Your steps will lead you through the markets, to the city walls, into the madrasas and mosques. A stay in the northern medinas is also an opportunity to sleep in fascinating riads, clustered around cool patios where a fountain sings, and to discover Morocco’s delicious and surprising cuisine.