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Humphrey Bogart and Ingrid Bergman may have given the world Casablanca, but there is much more to see in Morocco than its largest city. This former French colony gives travelers the opportunity to experience life in an ancient Arabic and Berber culture, sunning on beaches or snow skiing in the High Atlas. Get lost in the local life of the meandering medinas of Marrakesh, rock the kasbahs and follow in the footsteps of ancient traders in Fez, while Casablanca offers up a more modern mindset mixed in with its heritage. Chances to leave the cities behind are in abundance, as the sweeping Saharan desert seduces visitors, while Atlantic beach destinations create the perfect spot for kitesurfing enthusiasts. Whether sampling cuisine at a local souq or relaxing in the sun at a white-washed seaside town, the past is always present in this colorful country. Here’s a look at the best places to visit in Morocco: Lying along Morocco’s southwest coastline, the small fishing town of Sidi If...

When it comes to seeking out accommodation in Morocco, one option will show up in nearly every city: the riad . Read a handful of riad reviews, and you're likely to find words like “oasis” and “retreat” used over and over to describe the riad experience. People agree that a riad can be a relaxing escape from the chaos of many of Morocco's large cities – and this is especially true in Marrakech. Who wouldn't want to relax here? But what is a riad? A riad, in simplest terms, is a Moroccan guesthouse. But the term actually refers to the type of building the guesthouse is housed in. The word “riad” means something close to “garden” (one guide told me it can sometimes translate to “paradise”), and so a true riad will have an interior garden. In a riad, rooms will be situated around a central courtyard garden, often with a fountain or pool. If there's no garden, the accommodation should technically be call...

Share or save this post Pinterest Twitter Facebook A melting pot of Arabic, Berber and French culture Morocco is a North African country that packs a punch of unforgettable experiences. Famous for its storied old medinas, mint tea, ancient mosques, and delicious cuisine, there’s a world of wonder to discover in Morocco. But you might be wondering… Morocco sure sounds amazing , but is Morocco safe? Don’t worry, we are here to answer all of your questions! In this travel safety guide, you’ll find tips, advice, and an awesome coverage on how to visit Morocco safely. Whether you are wondering if Morocco is safe to visit right now, or whether want to kno...

Planning a short trip to Morocco? If you’re heading to this incredible country for a few days, here’s what you should do to make the most of your trip. In this 5 day-itinerary in Morocco, you’ll get the best – as well as a fun Sahara desert experience. Before we dive into this itinerary – you should know that we did this trip with Morocco Traveling. This agency organized our Morocco tour so we didn’t have to organize anything. We could sit back, relax and make the most of it. It made our trip very easy, fun and positive. I would highly recommend it.   Day 1: Marrakesh     Most people heading to the Sahara will probably have to stop by Marrakesh. This city is also known as the “red city” for its vivid colors. The whole city is actually pink and it’s absolutely beautiful. There’s not so much to do around Marrakesh, but it’s likely to be your departure point for your trip to the desert. In my case, I landed at Marrakesh Airport which was ideal for my trip...