The 5 Best Morocco tours & Travels

Posted by Morocco tours on September 8th, 2022

Morocco fascinates with an incredible cultural and scenic richness that will take you to discover beautiful imperial cities that speak of history, endless beaches that kiss the Atlantic and the Mediterranean, the snowy peaks of the Atlas, magnificent gardens, enigmatic deserts to travel by camel, cozy oases where you can retreat to gorgeous kasbahs, enchanting hotels and spas, and an exciting culinary microcosm that surprises the most experienced palates.

Located between East and West, Morocco is the perfect place to enjoy leisurely the small pleasures of life, together with its hospitable population. Live a unique adventure in a multicultural environment that makes its way between the tradition of the old Berber villages, the imposing mosques, the bustling souks and the modernity of the infrastructure of its big cities. Here the air smells of spices, the streets are full of surprising sounds, colors and flavors, shaping a magical country.

The 5 best Morocco trips

Here is a list of the best Travel in Morocco:

1. Overnight Camel trek Merzouga
2. Merzouga desert camp
3. Marrakech desert tour
4. Merzouga Sahara Trip from Fes
5. Tour to Ouzoud Waterfalls
6. Imperial Cities and the Sahara

Most tour companies in Morocco offer tours in English, Spanish, Italian, French and Portuguese. Morocco is a country very close to us that offers a fascinating world a mixture of ancient culture and modernity.

Rabat:

The Moroccan capital is an emerging city that stands out for its palaces, traditions and impressive contrasts between the past and modernity. Visit the Hassan Tower, a miniature mosque, the colossal Mausoleum of Mohammed V and the Kasbah of the Oudaias and the Museum of Traditional Art. Sala (Chella), an ancient city, home to the best archaeological museum.

White House
Here, elements of traditional culture seem to be lost in the modern and active metropolis. In Mohammed V Square, you can appreciate the beautiful architecture of public buildings. Not to be missed is the medina and the colossal Hassan II Mosque, one of the largest in the world.

Marrakesh:

Marrakech is the seat of culture. The souqs (markets) are the best that can be found in all of Morocco. The best known is the Djemaa el-Fna square, in the heart of the old town. Also worth visiting are the Koubba Ba Adiyn and Koutoubia mosques and the Dar Si Said palace, inside which you can visit the Museum of Moroccan Art.

Fes:

The most symbolic capital of Morocco. The old house in Fez el-Bali is imbued with medieval air and is enclosed by large walls. Fes el J-did is characterized by its spectacular buildings.

Tangier:

It is characterized by its international environment. Petit Socco is the central area of ​​the city. The kasbah, the seat of the former sultan's palace, Dar el-Makhzen, now a museum, is interesting.

Culture of Morocco:

Music is at the heart of Moroccan culture. From the 'reports' (sung narrations) of the indigenous Berbers to the 'rai', from the Algerian and Bedún roots, characterized by the use of electric instruments with a clear Western influence.

Moroccan craftsmanship is based on leather goods and, to a lesser extent, ceramic dishes, jewelry, and wood and metal products.
Darija and several Berber dialects are spoken in Morocco.