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Marvellous Morocco holidays & tours
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Just a few hours' flight from the UK, Morocco feels a world away, a riot of colours, sounds, and fascinating history. Our Morocco tours begin in vibrant Marrakech, where you can haggle in the souks before wandering the ancient streets of the medina to the eye-catching Djemaa El Fna. Here fortune tellers and snake charmers ply their trade to a soundtrack of traditional music and the scent of the food stalls.
There’s far more to Morocco holidays than just Marrakech, though. Discover the labyrinth of narrow alleyways lined with workshops and bazaars in the ancient medina in Fez, or explore Morocco’s answer to Versailles at the imperial city of Meknes. Beyond the country’s historic cities, you’ll find a modern side to Morocco in the bustling capital Rabat and the elegant French-influenced avenues of Casablanca, before a stroll along the harbourside Corniche.
Then head inland to explore this intriguing country further, walking through the palm-fringed green valleys, snow-topped peaks, fortified settlements and traditional Berber villages of the magnificent Atlas Mountain range, complete with fairytale names like the Valley of a Thousand Kasbahs. Or venture into the empty vastness of the Sahara Desert, where camels plod majestically in the shadow of the dunes and endless stars blanket the sky after nightfall.
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Phil Ellis
Product Manager
What our experts love about Morocco
What I adore about Morocco is that within a little over three hours of flying from the UK, you can be enveloped into a piece of North Africa and experiencing a completely different culture, climate and environment.
What are the best places to visit in Morocco
Morocco’s fascinating cities are the starting point for most Morocco holidays, especially Marrakech, Fez, Meknes and Casablanca, but with the Atlas mountains, Sahara desert and coastal resorts to tempt visitors, there’s plenty to discover beyond a city break.
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Casablanca
Modelled on Marseille in France, you’ll discover plenty of French influences as you explore Casablanca, the country’s largest city, on our Morocco tours. Home to the Hassan II Mosque, one of the biggest mosques in the world and the only Moroccan mosque open to non-Muslims, you can also wander the old quarter with its Moorish buildings, which predate French occupation. Or stroll along the wide avenues down to the Corniche, a long seafront promenade with wonderful views out to the sea. The country’s cultural heart, it’s also known for its art and architecture.
Modelled on Marseille in France, you’ll discover plenty of French influences as you explore Casablanca, the country’s largest city, on our Morocco tours. Home to the Hassan II Mosque, one of the biggest mosques in the world and the only Moroccan mosque open to non-Muslims, you can also wander the old quarter with its Moorish buildings, which predate French occupation. Or stroll along the wide avenues down to the Corniche, a long seafront promenade with wonderful views out to the sea. The country’s cultural heart, it’s also known for its art and architecture.
Marrakech
From the first moment in Marrakech, Morocco’s ‘Red City’, you’ll discover a symphony for the senses – bright colours, the smells of food grilling in Djemaa El Fna, the city’s main square, and the calls of stallholders blending with the sounds of the square’s performers, including snake charmers and fortune tellers. Set near the foot of the Atlas Mountains, the winding alleys of the souks are crammed with shops, while the medina is also home to artworks in the Museum of Marrakech and the 19th-century Bahia Palace. Beyond the historic heart, don’t miss the vibrant Majorelle Gardens in the Ville Nouvelle.
From the first moment in Marrakech, Morocco’s ‘Red City’, you’ll discover a symphony for the senses – bright colours, the smells of food grilling in Djemaa El Fna, the city’s main square, and the calls of stallholders blending with the sounds of the square’s performers, including snake charmers and fortune tellers. Set near the foot of the Atlas Mountains, the winding alleys of the souks are crammed with shops, while the medina is also home to artworks in the Museum of Marrakech and the 19th-century Bahia Palace. Beyond the historic heart, don’t miss the vibrant Majorelle Gardens in the Ville Nouvelle.
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Fez
No Morocco holidays are complete without a trip to Fez, a unique slice of the country’s history and culture. Not only is it home to the oldest continuously functioning university in the world - the University of Al-Karaouine, founded in 859 AD - but the old town district of Fes el Bali also has UNESCO World Heritage status. A labyrinth of whitewashed streets and stalls, it famously houses a traditional tannery, but also a chance to discover artisan crafts, buy locally produced handicrafts in the Andalusian and Karaouine quarters of the city, and see locals going about their daily life.
No Morocco holidays are complete without a trip to Fez, a unique slice of the country’s history and culture. Not only is it home to the oldest continuously functioning university in the world - the University of Al-Karaouine, founded in 859 AD - but the old town district of Fes el Bali also has UNESCO World Heritage status. A labyrinth of whitewashed streets and stalls, it famously houses a traditional tannery, but also a chance to discover artisan crafts, buy locally produced handicrafts in the Andalusian and Karaouine quarters of the city, and see locals going about their daily life.
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Atlas Mountains
Separating the Sahara from the Atlantic Ocean, Morocco's Atlas Mountains not only contain dramatic scenery, but also offer a glimpse into the country's rich history. Travel through the Todgha Gorge and the Valley of a Thousand Kasbahs and you'll get to see some of the famous fortified villages, as well as a chance to learn more about Berber culture. With ancient paths under the palms and along rivers, it’s a wonderful place to hike, or for a more challenging adventure, it’s possible to climb Mount Toubkal is Morocco’s highest mountain, towering 4,167m above sea level.
Separating the Sahara from the Atlantic Ocean, Morocco's Atlas Mountains not only contain dramatic scenery, but also offer a glimpse into the country's rich history. Travel through the Todgha Gorge and the Valley of a Thousand Kasbahs and you'll get to see some of the famous fortified villages, as well as a chance to learn more about Berber culture. With ancient paths under the palms and along rivers, it’s a wonderful place to hike, or for a more challenging adventure, it’s possible to climb Mount Toubkal is Morocco’s highest mountain, towering 4,167m above sea level.
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