One of the best things to do in Marrakech is to enjoy the city’s nightlife.  Hang out from time to time at Djemma El Fna with friends to eat at one of the food stalls, listen to the Gnawa musicians or watch the traditional games being played, go to a restaurant, a bar or a …

Taroudant does not feature prominently in the typical Moroccan tourist circuits of imperial cities, desert and coast, but as the gateway to the Souss and Anti-Atlas, it is an excellent starting point for a few nights. If you are interested in hiking or learning about the Berber culture, a longer stay or a stay of …

Nestled on the Atlantic coast between Al Jadida and Casablanca, Oualidia is a small, friendly fishing town, famous for its seafood and especially its oysters. This small village was off the map for many years due to its somewhat isolated location. Today, many Moroccans and tourists like to visit the town all year round but …

There is a misconception that it doesn’t snow in Morocco. People associate Morocco with desert, safari and hot sun. However, this view is the furthest thing from reality. It does snow and Morocco gets its fair share of snow during the winter months, especially in its mountainous regions which make up a significant portion of …

The big cities like Agadir, Essaouira and of course Marrakech are obviously very well known and sought after by tourists. No one said that these cities were not exquisite to discover but at the same time, what we are not often told, is that in Morocco; there is even more beautiful and magical to spend …

Not far from Casablanca and accessible by train, Azemmour is an excellent place to spend the weekend. It is small enough to explore on foot with both medina life and nature to enjoy. Azemmour is located on the Oued Er-rbia River and is also close to the ocean, so there are plenty of beautiful views …