Morocco City Breaks
Immerse yourself in the exotic allure of Morocco, a vibrant fusion of European, Arabic, Berber, and African cultures. From the aroma of sizzling kebabs and sweet mint tea at bustling souks to the Atlantic Ocean and the Mediterranean Sea's crashing waves, Morocco is a sensory delight for couples, families, and friends alike. Whether you're after a romantic desert escapade, a cultural city break, or tranquil beach holidays, Morocco caters to every taste and budget. Discover this enchanting world of snake charmers, mountain peaks, and golden dunes.
Explore the intricacies of Bahia Palace
Meander through the intricate maze that is Bahia Palace in Marrakesh. Enjoy stunning Islamic and Moroccan architecture styles, as you explore the palace's sprawling courtyards, beautiful gardens, and mesmerising mosaics. Soak in the grandeur of a bygone era and immerse yourself in Moroccan history.
Breathe in the tranquillity at Jardin Majorelle
Stroll through the lush, vibrant flora of Jardin Majorelle in Marrakesh. Admire stunning artworks, enjoy the peaceful atmosphere, and discover why it draws over 700,000 visitors each year. Finish your visit with a tour of the Berber Museum housed within the property's Cubist villa.
Step through the New Gate
Enter the traditional medina quarter of Fes through the stunning Bab Bou Jeloud, a grand ornate city gate resplendent with intricate geometric patterns. Uncover the history of Fes, one of the world's oldest cities, and immerse yourself in traditional Moroccan life.
Uncover Morocco's natural beauty
Escape the buzz of urban centres and explore Morocco's diverse landscapes – the breezy coastlines, the stunning Atlas Mountains or the vast stretches of the Saharan desert. Each landscape offers its unique adventure, whether it's beach-lounging, mountain hiking, or camel trekking.
Engage in vibrant Moroccan festivals
Immerse yourself in Morocco's vibrant festival culture. From Marrakesh's popular Film and Popular Arts Festivals to Fes’s renowned World Sacred Music Festival, there is always something to celebrate throughout the year in this energetic nation.
Try a honey-drizzled pastilla
For dessert, try a honey-drizzled pastilla, a sweet pastry, at a local patisserie.
Join a traditional tea ceremony
Experience the warmth of Moroccan hospitality by joining a traditional tea ceremony. Be sure to taste Morocco's favourite brew, mint tea, perhaps paired with a plate of delectable Moroccan pastries at one of Casablanca's sun-kissed cafes.
Sip a glass of local Moroccan wine
Lastly, sip a glass of local Moroccan wine as you take in the stunning views from a hilltop wine estate in Meknes.
Morocco is a year-round destination, but the ideal time to visit depends on your activities and regions of interest. For milder weather and fewer tourists, consider visiting during spring (mid-March to May) or autumn (September to October). If you're planning a beach holiday, Morocco's coastal areas offer pleasant temperatures year-round. For a hiking adventure in the Atlas Mountains, schedule your trip for the cooler spring and autumn months to avoid extreme temperatures. Desert trips are most comfortable from September to May, but bring warm clothing as desert nights can be chilly. Always, remember to check Ramadan dates as this can affect services and business operating hours.
Whether you prefer relaxing at a laid-back beach bar in Agadir, dancing the night away at a ritzy club in Marrakesh, or catching a thrilling performance of traditional Berber music in a desert camp, Morocco's varied nightlife has something for everyone. In cosmopolitan Casablanca, enjoy the evening buzz at Rick's Cafe, an homage to the movie classic, 'Casablanca.' At the opulent Lotus Club Marrakech, dance the night away to the hottest hits from around the globe.
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