While almost all of the major attractions in Morocco cost an entrance fee, there are plenty of free attractions to rival them. Whether you’re on a tight budget or not, these are the places to visit in Morocco!

Morocco in summer is one thing above all – hot! In Marrakech and south of the Atlas Mountains, the temperature can and will exceed 40°C and it hardly cools down at night.
For those who prefer a city tour to a beach holiday, the first route is perfect. If you like to spend your days at the beach, swimming, surfing and eating fish, you should take a look at the second route below.

Chefchaouen, the blue city in northern Morocco. Is it worth visiting? Read the post to find out.

Morocco is a big country, with a very diverse geography. So it is hard to say when there is the best weather to visit Morocco. It really depends on where you want to go and what you want to do.

Morocco is a paradise for adventurous travellers! Most of the country is still rugged, untouched terrain, offering many off the beaten path experiences. From the Atlantic to the Atlas Mountains all the way down to the Sahara Desert you can find adventurous things to do.

There are 4 Imperial Cities in Morocco, cities that have once been the home of the ruling royal family. Fes, Marrakech, Meknes and Rabat, all very different from each other and well worth a visit.

The majority of Moroccan travellers plan to visit the Sahara, the largest hot desert in the world. And nowhere is the desert more accessible than here in Morocco.…

For many people, Morocco is a dream from 1001 nights, a foreign, fascinating world. I fell in love with this country during my first holiday in Morocco, a hiking tour in the Sahara. A few years later I moved here. And I still find new reasons to love this country all the time.