Things You Can Do In Morocco?

Marrakech, ancient oasis surrounded by ramparts, stunning colors, sounds and smells; Fez, the most emblematic of the imperial cities of Morocco; Essaouira, bohemian spirit, wild and jagged coast; Meknes, “the city of gates”; Casablanca, a fascinating city that is not revealed at first glance; Rabat, capital of Morocco, rich in its historical past; Taroudant, renowned for its leather craftsmanship and Berber silver jewelry; Tangier; the white city torn between two continents; Oualidia, one of the most authentic seaside resorts on the Moroccan coast; Chefchaouen, “the blue city”; Port, seaside and lively Agadir; Tetouan, the smallest and most Andalusian of Morocco's medinas, nicknamed "the daughter of Granada"; Asilah, a small town with white houses and narrow streets; Ouarzazate, "the door to the desert"; El Jadida, former Portuguese trading post; Mirleft, a fishing village clinging to the hill, a new paradise for surfing and green tourism, Dakhla and its magnificent bay, its sand dunes and its waves popular with surfers

The place Nejjarine, the carpenters' souk, the African Mosque, the place Seffarine, the Moulay Idriss mausoleum, the blue door of the Medina, the Bou'Inania medersa, the Andalusian Mosque, the ramparts in Fez, the Sidi Museum Mohammed Ben Abdellah, the jewelers' souk in Essaouira, the Koutoubia Mosque, the House of Photography, the Bahia Palace, the El-Badi Palace, the Ben Youssef Madrasah, the Saadian tombs, the Jemaa El-Fna square , the Medina, the Menara basins, the Majorelle Garden in Marrakech, the ramparts, the Dar el Makhzen, the royal stables, the Moulay Ismail mausoleum, the sultan's mausoleum, the Bab Mansour square, the great Mosque, the Medina, the El-Hedim square, the Volubilis site in Meknes, the Art Deco district, the Habous district, the city's former European district and the Hassan II Mosque in Casablanca, the al-Hassan medersa in Salé, the Hassan tower, the mausoleum of Mohammed V, the Medina and its mellah, the Royal Palace, the Andalusian wall, the remains of the necropolis of Chellah, the Kasbah of the Oudayas and its Andalusian gardens in Rabat, the Al Kasbah Museum, the fish souk in Tangier, the Kasbah of Taourirt in Ouarzazate, the place de la Liberation, the ancient site of Lixius in Larache, the Medina, the great Mosque, the Uta Hamman square in Tetouan, the medina and the souk in Taroudant, the jewelers souk in Tiznit

The Draa valley to the south-east of Ouarzazate, its very green oases and its ancestral kasbahs in raw earth; the Dades valley, with lush oases, palaces of reddish raw earth, hidden gorges, the Todra gorges, high limestone cliffs in Thinghir; Skoura, "the oasis of a thousand palm trees" near Ouarzazate; ; the Djebel Saghro, mountain range south of the High Atlas; the dunes of Erg Chebbi in Merzouga, very high for some, and which symbolize the entrance to the desert; the Hercules cave near Tangier, the Bougmez valley, authentic Berber land in the heart of the central High Atlas; the Toubkal National Park 70 km from Marrakech, area of salt flats and mouflons; the Ouzoud waterfalls near Azizal; the Paradise Valley, a marvelous spectacle of nature near Agadir; Cape Sparta near Tangier, where the Mediterranean and the Atlantic Ocean meet; the immense beach of Essaouira, a must-see kitesurfing spot, the protected bay of Oualidia; the famous blue lake of Lalla Takkerkoust, the oued Massa nature reserve, near Agadir, home to ducks, flamingos, gray herons and bald ibis; the red cliffs of Legzira in the region of Sidi Ifni

we feast on couscous, tagines, pastilla, puff pastry filled with pigeon meat or seafood; the méchoui, Moroccan grills; tangia, a meat dish simmered in an earthenware jar and cooked in a wood-fired oven, a specialty of Marrakech; mrouzia, confit of sweet meat and dried fruits; harira, a soup made from meat, pulses and onions, as well as the many fish from the Moroccan coast. For dessert we taste the seffa, an orange salad flavored with cinnamon; gazelle horns, a pastry made from almond paste and orange blossom water, as well as filled dates. Inevitable in Morocco, mint tea that can be enjoyed at any time of the day.

Observe the bustle of Jemaa-el-Fna square in Marrakech, visit the old town of Safi, learn to kite-surf or body-board for the little ones on the windy beach, take a walk by the sea , or a mule trek in an argan forest in Essaouira, tree climbing in the horse in the Skoura valley, swim at will in the pool, play a game of hide and seek in the dunes, discover peasant life in a Berber village, experience the lively and authentic atmosphere of the hearts of Medinas, set off to conquer the dunes from a camel

Get lost in the alleys in Fez, spend a day in the countryside in the romantic rose garden of Beldi, laze on the patio, stroll in the souks, sip on the panoramic terrace of the Café de France, admire the panorama from the Tizi-n-Test pass , relax during a hammam and massage session, play a round of golf in the palm grove in Marrakech, breathe the good iodized air, take a sea bath in the lagoon of Oualidia, relax on the long sandy beach or take a swim "sardine" break on the jetty, stroll in the medina at the end of the day, learn to surf or kitesurf on the immense beach in Essaouira, stroll along the ramparts and covered paths, linger on the terrace at the shade of the olive trees in El Jadida, live the traditional Festival of Roses in Kelâa M'Gouna at the beginning of May, taste a mint tea in front of the ocean, stroll in the kasbah in Tangier, go horseback riding on the beach or in the hinterland at Mirleft, treat yourself to a "lunch / pool" day in the magnificent gardens of the Gazelle d´Or, a Mecca of Moroccan gastronomy in Taroudant

It's opting for a 4 x 4 trip in the Atlas, doing a pottery course, learning about zellige or tadelakt alongside master craftsmen in Marrakech, staying in the heart of the medina out of sight at the Villa Nomade, our charming riad and participate in an evening of discussion around various social topics, visit the Zaouia Sidi bel Abbès and unravel the secrets of the Bab Tarzout district - Villa Nomade district - with a guide, discover the Majorelle garden with the eye of a professional photographer, share the passion of a storyteller over a drink or dinner, fly over the city in a hot-air balloon in Marrakech, discover the city of Fez through the eyes of one of its inhabitants, participate in calligraphy and cooking workshops at Riad Ibn Battouta, assist in the organization of an organic farm, lunch at the inhabitant in Fez, lunch by the blue lake of Lalla Takkerkoust, get lost in the medina in the company of a guide, take a camel ride between beach and forest with a forest guide near Essaouira, learn with experienced cooks the little secrets of emblematic dishes of Moroccan cuisine and provide support for the cultural and economic integration of women in the south of the country, sleep in a traditional riad, visit an argan oil cooperative, gallop with your hair in the wind on the beach side in Essaouira, spend a night in a church in the old town of El-Jadida, travel the trails of the Great South in a 4x4 with private driver , dinner on a "privatized" pontoon on the lagoon side in Oualidia, spend a night at Camp du Désert, chic bivouac south of Djebel Saghro, the opportunity to indulge in beautiful hiking and camel rides in the desert, and s '' initiate tachelhit, the Berber language, stay in a friendly kasbah for an authentic approach to the Valley of the Roses