Morocco is a fascinating destination rich in culture, history and traditions. The country offers a lot of incredible historic landmarks and attractions from its busy souks, old Medinas, ancient Kasbahs to its natural landscapes and wonderful architecture. If you are planning a visit to Morocco check out Morocco Tour Company, your top travel partner agency in Morocco for customized Morocco desert tours.

1. Marrakech, the Red City:

Marrakech is a lovely city with amazing landmarks and historic sites, visitors to Marrakech should not miss the chance to explore the bustling Jemaa el-Fnaa square, one of the famous squares globally offering fascinating evening activities including snake, charmers, musicians, and storytellers….etc. Additionally, wander through the labyrinthine alleys of the medina, and marvel at the intricate designs of the Bahia Palace. Furthermore, Marrakech’s strategic location has made it an excellent destination for desert trips, and day trips allowing visitors explore Morocco’s top destinations and attractions.

2. Fes: The Scientific city of Morocco:

Fes, Morocco oldest city founded by Moulay Idriss I offers one of the world's oldest medinas with fascinating historic attractions, Fes el-Bali. Its narrow, winding streets are home to historic mosques, vibrant souks, and traditional tanneries. Visitors to the old Medina of  Fes must visit Al-Qarawiyyin University, the oldest continuously operating university in the world, and UNESCO world heritage site. Furthermore, Fes is famously known as the scientific city due to its large number of schools (Madrasas) including Attarine Madrasa, Bouaanania Madrasa…etc. Visitors to Fes will be amazed by the city’s ancient building, historic attractions and cultural heritage sites.

3. Chefchaouen, Morocco’s Blue Pearl: 

Chefchaouan, Morocco’s Blue city is located in the northern part of Morocco in the heart of the Rif Mountains, Chefchaouan, or Chaouen as locals call it is well known for its amazing blue building, narrow streets and fabulous attractions. Visitors to Chefchaouan can stroll through its peaceful streets, relax in its cafes, and explore the Kasbah Museum and Ras Elma River. Additionally, Chefchaouan offers one of the top waterfalls in Morocco, Akchour waterfall just about 30 km from the city. This Cascades are a great place for chilling out, relaxing and appreciating the amazing natural landscapes.

4. Merzouga , Gateway to the Sahara:

Merzouga desert, one of Morocco tourist destinations with typical golden dunes reaching up to 150meters High. Visitors seeking a truly unforgettable experience should not miss a night in the middle of the desert, with an incredible camel ride and stargazing experience. Additionally, Travelers to the Sahara desert of Merzouga can enjoy the towering dunes of Erg Chebbi and experience the awe-inspiring beauty of the desert at sunrise or sunset.

5. Aït Benhaddou – The Hollywood Kasbah:

Ksar Ait Ben Haddou is an old town with walls that was built along a caravan path that used to go from the Sahara to Marrakech. The village is famous for its well-kept adobe buildings and traditional ksar (walled village), which has been used as a background in many films and TV shows. The site is part of the UNESCO World Heritage. Ait Ben Haddou Kasbah has been shot in many famous movies including Gladiator, game of thrones and The Mummy. Nowadays, the Kasbah has become a famous tourist destinations, and top attractions to visit in Morocco due its amazing ancient architecture that represent the old Moroccan architecture.

6. Essaouira, Mogador:

Essaouira is known as the windy city of Morocco, it is located on the Atlantic Ocean, the city is famously known for its amazingly relaxed and lovely beaches offering visitors the chance to escape the hustle and bustle of the big cities and appreciate the breathtaking atmosphere the city has to offer. Visitors to Essaouira should explore its port with blue boats known as the Berber boats, offering a fantastic photographing opportunity. Additionally, Essaouira’s old Medina is a historic gems where several civilization has  been settled including Berber, Portuguese, Arab..etc making it a great destination with rich history.

7. High Atlas Mountains: A Trekker’s Dream:

The Atlas Mountains are a must-see for visitors who love wildlife and want to try new things. The mountains cover more than 2,400 kilometres and have many hike trails, from easy to difficult ones allowing visitors to experience the amazing atmosphere and incredible natural landscapes. You will pass through small Berber towns, lush valleys, and wonderful sceneries along the way. Additionally, Toubkal National Park is a famous place for trekking as  it has Mount Toubkal, which is the tallest mountain rage in North Africa attracting hikers from all parts of the world. No matter how much you know about hiking or how new you are, the Atlas Mountains have something special for you.

8. Rabat: The Elegant Capital:

Rabat, Morocco’s capital city it is the most elegant and breathtaking city with western building architecture. Rabat offers a plenty of attractions and historic sites including Hassan Tower, an unfinished minaret in the heart of Rabat as well as Mausoleum of Mohamed V and the old medina of Rabat, with its lovely narrow streets, shops, souks and nightlife clubs. The old Medina is a mix of traditional and modern lifestyle allowing visitors to enjoy the magic of the city. Lastly, Rabat ‘strategic location on the Atlantic Ocean has made it a great destination for setting your Morocco Tour and city also offers some of the top beaches for summing and enjoying sport activities.

Travel Tips for Visiting Morocco:

• Best Time to Visit: the best time to visit Morocco is from September to December and from March to May during these seasons, the temperature become quiet cool and warmer for exploring the country ranging between 16 to 24C, allowing visitors enjoy the finest ambiance the country has to offer. Nevertheless, the country knows high temperature and uncomfortable weather during summer months.
• Cultural Etiquette: Visitors to Morocco should wear modesty and appropriate clothing and respect the local culture and tradition; this enhances their experience and connect you with locals.
• Transportation: Morocco is a developed country with highly transportation means from Speedy trains, public transportations to local airlines allowing visitors to move fast between its cities and explore the best of Morocco.
• Cuisine: when visiting Morocco, it is important to experience the hearty Moroccan cuisine from its fantastic slow cooked Tajines, to its delicious Berber pizza.
• Conclusion:
• Morocco's diverse array of natural attractions, culture, and heritage sites. It provides a unique experience for all travelers seeking to explore the country. Additionally, Morocco offers an unforgettable trip whether you are planning to go hiking the Atlas Mountains, stroll through the old medinas and explore the local culture or seeking an unforgettable Morocco desert tour. Morocco has something has it all.