Travel to Morocco

City guides

• Marrakech

  Marrakech is Morocco’s most iconic city: a maze-like medina, historic palaces, and a modern food-and-design scene—perfect for first-timers and culture lovers.

• Fes

  Fes is Morocco’s spiritual and craft capital—best for deep-medina exploration, traditional workshops, and a more local rhythm.

• Chefchaouen

  Chefchaouen is the relaxed blue city in the Rif Mountains—great for photos, slow mornings, and short hikes.

• Tangier

  Tangier is Morocco’s gateway to Europe with ocean views, cafés, and easy day trips—great as a first or last stop.

• Rabat

  Rabat is Morocco’s calm capital—clean, walkable, and rich in history without the intensity of larger tourist hubs.

• Casablanca

  Casablanca is Morocco’s business hub and best transit node—visit for the Hassan II Mosque and use it to connect by train.

• Essaouira

  Essaouira is a breezy Atlantic medina—ideal for a relaxed coastal break, seafood, and an easy add-on from Marrakech.

• Agadir

  Agadir is a modern coastal city with wide beaches—best for sun, surf access, and easy logistics.

• Merzouga

  Merzouga is the classic Sahara gateway—sunrise dunes, desert camps, and stargazing. Plan logistics carefully for comfort.

• Ouarzazate

  Ouarzazate is the “door to the desert” and film-country—use it as a scenic stop between Marrakech and the Sahara.