Marrakech City and Souks
Marrakech is one of the most famous cities in Morocco and many visitors start their trip here. The old medinas, souks and streets around Djemma el Fna make a bustling marketplace and hangout. Stalls, performers, food and drinks are in the area from day to night and the atmosphere is exciting. The Koutoubia minaret is high above the city and many visitors see it from streets across the centre. Traditional riads with courtyard, lamps and rich decor offer rooms in historic streets nearby the medina.
Agadir Beach Resorts
Agadir on the atlantic coast is a popular beach resort and major hub for Morocco holidays. A long sandy beach and wide bay offer a beautiful backdrop for a day by the sea. Hotels and resorts along the coast offer pools, sports, entertainment and all inclusive board. Families, couples and groups of friends can have a day on the sand, swim in the sea and visit the pool with drinks and snacks. Cooling atlantic breezes and warm weather make Agadir a good choice in spring, summer and autumn.
Essaouira And Atlantic Coast
Essaouira is a coastal town on the atlantic with sandy beach, white walls and sea breezes. The walled medina, old streets and sea views make the town different from large resorts. Markets, stalls and souks offer food, tea, lamps and pots, and many visitors enjoy lunch in restaurants by the sea. Essaouira is popular with surfers and windsurfer, and the windswept beach and atlantic water are part of the experience. Holidaymakers who want sea air and culture often choose Essaouira for short breaks or visit it with Marrakech and Agadir in one trip.
Sahara Desert and Atlas Mountains
South and east of the coast, Morocco has sahara desert areas and inland Atlas Mountains. Atlas valleys and foothills offer landscape with kasbahs, ksars and traditional villages. Safaris and trips into sahara tracts take visitors across sandy expanse far from towns and resorts. Some tours include camping in basic desert areas, so visitors can experience night in sahara conditions. A sahara journey offers another side to Morocco holidays and a contrast between coast, mountains and desert.
Food, Riads and Night Life
Moroccan food is famous for tagine and traditional food that many visitors remember. Restaurants and riads offer breakfast, lunch and buffet dining, and some include inclusive board. Markets, souks and stalls have food, tea, lamps and pots, and the centre teems with people. Bars, clubs and disco in resorts and cities make night life vibrant and welcoming. Many hotels and resorts in Morocco offer all inclusive packages with flights, transfers, snacks and drinks, so visitors can save money and enjoy the experience.
