Morocco has epic mountains, sweeping deserts & ancient cities &

it greets travelers with warm hospitality & the perfect glass of mint tea.

Morocco is the crossroad between Europe, Africa and the Middle East. Nestled on the northwest of the African continent it’s only 2 hours flight from Spain and 3 from England and Germany. And only 35 minutes on a ferry to cross the detroit of Gibraltar. Thanks to this strategic emplacement Morocco is the preferred country for international events organisers. The world’s leading organisations, famous singers and music performers choose Morocco for their activities. Kings and presidents of other countries and soccer stars very often come, to Marrakesh in particular, to enjoy their holidays.

Morocco is also endowed with museums gardens, and wonderful historical sites. Berber museum in Rabat, Yves Saint-laurent in Marrakesh, the ethnographic in Chefchaouen, the blue city, and the Jewish heritage museum in Casablanca. As for the gardens, Majorelle in Marrakesh and the Andalucian in Rabat are the mostly visited.

And Morocco’s fine architecture is demonstrated in Bahia palace, the Saadian royal neckropolis and Koutoubia mosque in Marrakesh, in Hassan 2nd mosque in Casablanca, in the old theology schools in Fes and in the Kasbahs of Rabat.

Sahara is another big tourists’ attraction. Jeep driving, caravanning, camel riding, glamping, sunset and sunrise watching, star gazing, nomads’ meeting ,sand-boarding, to name only few, are the main activities there.

However the climate is what mainly attracts visitors. It’s almost always warm here when it’s freezing in the US and Europe.

September through November, and March through May are the best times to come. The summer is very hot. Though there are Morocco’s dry heat lovers.

It’s to this wonderful country we invite you to come, to enjoy your holidays among the friendly Moroccans who love to share their culture and traditions with the visitors.