Just down the road from Fez lies the Imperial City of Meknes. Not on your Moroccan tour list? Well, it should be. Talk to your Moroccan tour operator and schedule a stop. It is definitely worth a visit. It’s quieter and smaller than most imperial cities, a sort of still-stored secret. If you’re into attractions but not into cro

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Morocco is an enchanting place that soothes the soul, arouses the senses and takes one to distant places only dreamed of in books and movies. Ancient lifestyles are preserved in old towns that offer up quaint little shops that fill front windows with bags of spices, dates and dried fruits. Across the street, the clatter of cera

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ou are an avid nature lover, drooling over rolling landscapes, mountainous escarpments keeps your head full-tilt and you have to stop the car at every panoramic vista along the road. If this sounds like you, then your holiday should center around a Photo Safari. Email, call or connect two cans to a string for that matter, but w

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This article describes some secret places to get off the beaten path while trekking in Morocco. Near Chefchaouen, in the Rif Mountains, trails abound. If you want to get off the main tourist trek in the High Atlas Mountains, then check out this posting. Whether you are on a budget or just out for a few days in the north of the

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Imperial cities, exotic souks, picturesque villages, majestic Atlas Mountains, Saharan dunes, as well as laughing children, rare animals and birds…What are you waiting for? Grab your camera and head for Morocco. Why you ask? To go on a photo Morocco Holiday safari. There, you’ll find multitudinous chances to fill your lens with

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A Morocco tour must include a visit to the fabulous ergs (a classic sand dune desert). Just the place to enjoy such a sight is near the town of Merzouga, a place called Erg Chebbi. This part of the Sahara is said to have some of the highest dunes in Morocco. Join a tour and see the 150 meter high mountains of sand. They are not

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Marrakech is Morocco’s newest excitement-filled city. Your senses become bombarded with wavering smoke smells, flashing hypnotic lights and thumping drums and screeching voices. Perhaps, though, you’ve been there for some days: You have seen most of the city’s vast treasures; you’ve spent time exploring the market souks. You’ve

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In this article on the Travel Channel, Terry Ward examines Morocco's Sahara Desert, while also mentioning other desert holiday vacations in Algeria and Tunisia. The article looks at various options travels have and where those who really want to get off the beaten path are heading. Read more to learn where you should plan your

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There is perhaps no other place on the planet that offers up scenic views mixed with cultural pride shining through than in Morocco. One of the best ways to spend a morocco holiday adventure is by white water rafting. This is a water sport activity that the whole family can enjoy. Recreational adventures abound in the unique an

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One of the highlights to a Moroccan holiday is taking in the beautiful scenery: A seasoning of California’s topography, Arizona’s rocky variance and Florida’s temperatures gives would-be visitors a vicarious notion of Morocco. One of the finest ways to take it all in–slowly and at your own pace–is a Morocco bike tour through, a

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Morocco is starting to boom like never before with tourists. Being a world wayfarer myself, I always try to search for historical, yet off-the-beaten historical sights and regions. Journey Beyond Travel has a cool Morocco travel guide where you can read articles about this exotic country, and also find out the best places to ge

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The High Atlas Mountains are located in central Morocco which is part of the North African continent. There are three distinct sections to this mountain range. The western portion of the High Atlas Mountains stretches out from the Atlantic Ocean. This is the oldest section of the entire mountain range with a high point at Jbel

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f hiking or trekking in the High Atlas Mountains has you worried about too many ups, with the almighty knee-busting downs, do not fret. You can still hike or trek in Morocco. By definition, Morocco offers up a number of superb hikes, so you’ll have no problem choosing a route. Depending on the number of days, how little oxygen

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“A whole new and exotic world. Different than anything I’ve ever encountered.” This is the feeling repeatedly expressed by foreign travelers after traveling to Morocco. The rousing sights, smells and sounds besiege your senses. Visitors are treated to an array of vibrant cities and landscapes. Tangier, Casablanca and Marrakesh

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