DISCOVER THE MAGIC OF MOROCCO
Enjoy rich culture, stunning scenery and warm hospitality.
MOROCCO - THE JEWEL OF NORTH AFRICA
Morocco is a unique tourist destination that combines authenticity and modernity, where Arab, Amazigh, Andalusian and African cultures blend to form a rich and diverse cultural identity.
POPULAR DESTINATIONS
Explore Morocco's most picturesque locations, from bustling cities to quiet coastal towns and majestic mountains.
DISCOVER THE MAGIC OF THE RED CITY
Explore Marrakesh, the iconic Red City of Morocco. Discover top attractions, travel tips, and the best time to visit in this ultimate Marrakesh travel guide Marrakesh is one of the most visited cities in Morocco, renowned for its rich history, vibrant culture, and iconic red-colored architecture—earning it the nickname “The Red City.” Founded in the 11th century, Marrakesh has served as Morocco’s capital during various dynasties, making it a city deeply rooted in heritage and tradition
DISCOVER MOROCCO’S VIBRANT ECONOMIC CAPITAL
Explore Casablanca, Morocco’s largest city and economic hub. Discover top attractions like Hassan II Mosque, the Corniche, and more in this complete travel guide As Morocco’s largest city and financial powerhouse, Casablanca is a dynamic metropolis that blends modernity with tradition. Known for its impressive architecture, coastal charm, and economic influence, the city reflects the spirit of contemporary Morocco
LA CAPITALE ISMAELIENNE
Meknes, located in northern Morocco, is one of the country's four imperial cities. Founded in the 11th century, it reached the height of its glory under Sultan Moulay Ismail in the 17th century, who made it the capital of Morocco. Meknes boasts a regal character, imposing walls, and Moorish-Andalusian architecture, but it maintains a more relaxed atmosphere than its neighbors, such as Fez and Marrakesh.
TANGIER - GATEWAY TO AFRICA
Located in the far north of Morocco, Tangier is a coastal city that combines European, Arab, and Berber influences. Tangier has long been a gateway between continents and a source of inspiration for writers, artists, and travelers throughout the ages. With its rich history, strategic location, and cultural vibrancy, Tangier is an unparalleled destination in Morocco The old city is the historic heart of Tangier, with its winding alleys and lively squares. Visitors can explore the Kasbah, forts, and traditional markets, which reflect authentic Moroccan character blended with a Mediterranean spirit
DISCOVER THE ATLANTIC JEWEL OF MOROCCO
Explore Essaouira, Morocco’s breezy coastal gem on the Atlantic Ocean. Discover its historic medina, vibrant port, sandy beaches, and artistic charm in this detailed travel guide Located on Morocco’s Atlantic coast, Essaouira is a charming seaside city known for its historic fortifications, artistic soul, and laid-back vibe. Once an important trading port, the city now blends rich history with a creative, bohemian atmosphere, making it a favorite for travelers seeking both culture and relaxation
GATEWAY TO THE MOROCCAN SAHARA DESERT
Discover Merzouga, a small village on the edge of Morocco’s Sahara Desert, famous for its towering Erg Chebbi dunes and authentic desert experiences. Learn about top attractions and travel tips Located in southeastern Morocco, Merzouga is a quaint village situated on the edge of the vast Sahara Desert. Renowned for its giant sand dunes known as Erg Chebbi, Merzouga offers travelers a unique opportunity to experience traditional desert life and breathtaking landscapes
MOROCCO'S ELEGANT CAPITAL
Located on the western coast of Morocco, Rabat is the country's political and administrative capital. Founded in the 12th century by the Almohads, it combines authentic Islamic architecture with modern infrastructure. With its upscale atmosphere, cleanliness, and green spaces, it is considered one of Morocco's most organized and peaceful cities
EXPLORE MOROCCO’S MAGICAL BLUE CITY
Discover Chefchaouen, Morocco’s iconic Blue City nestled in the Rif Mountains. Explore top attractions, hidden gems, and travel tips in this complete guide to Chefchaouen Nestled in the Rif Mountains of northern Morocco, Chefchaouen is famed for its stunning blue-washed streets and buildings. Founded in the 15th century as a fortress to resist Portuguese and Spanish invasions, the city has since become a peaceful retreat and a photographer’s dream
PEARL OF SOUTHERN MOROCCO
Located in the far southwest of Morocco, overlooking the Atlantic Ocean, Dakhla is one of the country's most popular tourist destinations thanks to its unique natural and cultural diversity. Located approximately 1,700 kilometers from Rabat, it enjoys a temperate climate year-round, making it an ideal destination for lovers of both the sea and the desert.
MOROCCAN CULTURE
Discover the rich tapestry of Moroccan traditions, arts and customs that make this country unique.
Morocco is renowned for its exquisite craftsmanship, passed down through generations. From intricate zelliges and carved wood to hand-woven rugs and pottery, Moroccan artisans create magnificent works of art that reflect the country's cultural diversity.
tissage de tapis
poterie
Travaux de cuir
Carreaux de zellige
travaux de métallurgie
Moroccan cuisine is a women's choice, influenced by Berbers, Arabs, Andalusians, and Mediterranean peoples. Meals are the result of shared moments in front of screens. Tagine, couscous, and bastilla, dishes of the finest Moroccan cuisine, illustrate Moroccan mastery in the art of pairing, preserving sweet and aromatic flavors.
Paying the Moroccan language tax will change this rich history. Arabic and French are official languages, while French is widely used in business and administration. Spanish is popular in the northern regions and is also highly regarded in tourist areas.
Moroccan dances are a form of artistic and cultural expression that reflects the diversity of Moroccan heritage. It includes different dance forms that reflect Moroccan folklore from different regions.
Moroccan music is a vibrant fabric, rich with diverse influences, enriching the rich cultural and geographical heritage of the people. It benefits from international collaborations. A true institution of Moroccan culture, it draws its roots from the ancient world, its productions and its religious rituals.
Morocco hosts vibrant festivals throughout the year. These celebrations, such as Eid al-Fitr and Eid al-Adha, are held across the country. Participate in cultural events, including the World Sacred Music Festival, the Essaouira Gnaoua Festival, and the Kelaat M'Gouna Rose Festival.
TRAVEL TIPS
Essential tips to make your Moroccan adventure smooth, enjoyable and unforgettable.
BEST TIME TO VISIT
Spring (March to May) and fall (September to November) offer ideal temperatures for exploring cities and hiking in the mountains. Coastal regions like Agadir and Taghazout are pleasant year-round. Avoid July and August in inland cities (temperatures are extremely high). Ramadan can disrupt opening hours and services. Winter is ideal for exploring the desert.
CURRENCY AND TRADING
Le dirham marocain (MAD) est la monnaie locale. Ces appareils sont largement disponibles dans les villes du Levant. Il est conseillé de marchander pour les modèles traditionnels, mais pas dans les boutiques à prix fixe. Commencez avec 1/3 ou 1/2 de votre commande. Utilisez de petites coupures pour les locations de voiture et les petits achats. Les cartes de crédit sont acceptées dans les hôtels
RESPECT RELIGION AND CULTURE
Morocco is a conservative Muslim country. Respect local traditions by wearing modest clothing, especially when visiting religious sites and in rural areas. Cover your shoulders and knees in public. Ask permission before photographing people. Remove your shoes when entering homes or mosques.
LANGUAGE AND COMMUNICATION
Arabic and Tamazight are the official languages, but French is widely spoken in cities and tourist areas. English is also increasingly popular in tourist destinations. Learn basic Arabic greetings (As-salamu alaykum). Download translation apps before traveling. Buy a local SIM card for affordable mobile data.
MOBILITY AND TRANSPORT
Le Maroc dispose d'un bon réseau de transport. Les trains relient les grandes villes, tandis que les bus et les taxis desservent les petites villes. En ville, les minicabs sont une option pratique pour les courts trajets. Convenez du prix du taxi avant de partir. Réservez vos billets de train à l'avance pour les longs trajets. Envisagez les visites guidées pour les excursions dans le désert.
FOOD AND BEVERAGE SAFETY
La cuisine marocaine est délicieuse, mais attention aux problèmes d'estomac. Buvez de l'eau en bouteille et méfiez-vous des aliments de rue et des crudités. Évitez l'eau du robinet et les glaçons dans les boissons. Mangez dans des restaurants bondés et à forte rotation. Essayez le thé à la menthe : c'est sain et délicieux !