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Sleep Under the Stars on Erg Chebbi
Spend a night in a desert camp surrounded by the towering dunes of the Sahara.
Witness the Spectacle of Jemaa el-Fnaa at Night
Plunge into Africa's most legendary square as snake charmers, storytellers, and fire-eaters take the stage.
Lose Yourself in the Souks of the Medina
Navigate the labyrinthine market alleys where every turn reveals another treasure.
Stand Beneath the World's Tallest Minaret
Enter the Hassan II Mosque, where the ocean crashes beneath a glass floor and the roof opens to the sky.
Breathe Deep at the Chouara Tanneries
Witness the medieval leather-dyeing pits where nothing has changed in nine centuries.
Photograph the Blue Medina at Dawn
Capture the ethereal blue-washed streets before the crowds wake and the light turns golden.
Feast on a Rooftop Tagine at Sunset
Savor slow-cooked Moroccan tagine as the sun paints the Red City golden.
Explore the Kasbah of Ait Benhaddou
Walk through the UNESCO fortified village that starred in Gladiator, Game of Thrones, and Lawrence of Arabia.
Get Gloriously Lost in Fez el-Bali
Plunge into the world's largest car-free urban zone — 9,400 alleys with no map that helps.
Trek to the Base Camp of Jebel Toubkal
Hike through Berber villages to the foot of North Africa's highest peak at 4,167 meters.
Ride a Camel Across the Golden Dunes
Trek the Sahara on camelback as Berber nomads have done for millennia.
Wander the Gardens of Bahia Palace
Explore the dazzling tilework and serene courtyards of a 19th-century grand vizier's masterpiece.
Walk Through the Towering Walls of Todra Gorge
Stand at the bottom of a 300-meter-deep canyon where the walls close to just 10 meters apart.
Hike to the Spanish Mosque for Sunset
Climb the hillside trail above town for the iconic panorama of blue rooftops against the Rif Mountains.
Contemplate the Unfinished Tower of Hassan
Stand among 200 stone columns beneath the minaret of a mosque too ambitious to complete.
Find Serenity in the Jardin Majorelle
Stroll through Yves Saint Laurent's cobalt-blue botanical paradise.
Feast on Grilled Fish at the Port Market
Pick your catch from the morning boats and have it grilled on the spot at the harbor stalls.
Stand Where Two Continents Almost Touch
Gaze across the Strait of Gibraltar where Africa and Europe are separated by just 14 kilometers.
Marvel at the Bou Inania Madrasa
Stand beneath the soaring zellige and carved stucco of Morocco's finest theological school.
Soak in a Traditional Hammam
Surrender to the ancient Moroccan ritual of steam, scrub, and renewal.
Drive the Road of a Thousand Kasbahs
Follow the ancient caravan route through a valley studded with crumbling red fortresses.
Walk the Ramparts of the Skala de la Ville
Stroll the 18th-century sea-facing fortress walls lined with bronze cannons and crashing waves.
Share a Berber Meal in a Mountain Home
Accept an invitation into a village home for couscous, mint tea, and mountain hospitality.
Devour a Seafood Pastilla by the Port
Taste the Casablancan twist on Morocco's signature savory-sweet pastry, stuffed with fresh catch.
Wander the Kasbah of the Udayas
Explore the whitewashed clifftop fortress where Andalusian gardens overlook the river and the ocean.
Savor a Bowl of Harira at a Medina Stall
Taste the soul-warming tomato-lentil soup that breaks the Ramadan fast across Morocco.
Pass Through the Gate of Bab Mansour
Stand before the grandest gateway in all of North Africa, a monument to imperial ambition.
Swim in the Cascades of Akchour
Hike through the Rif forests to natural waterfalls and turquoise rock pools.
Catch the Wind on Essaouira Beach
Ride the legendary Atlantic trade winds with a kitesurfing or windsurfing lesson.
Learn the Art of Moroccan Zellige
Chip, shape, and assemble geometric mosaic tiles with a master craftsman.
Trace the Footsteps of the Beat Generation
Visit the cafes and haunts where Burroughs, Bowles, and Kerouac wrote in the International Zone.
Visit the Kasbah and Ethnographic Museum
Step inside the 15th-century fortress at the heart of the blue city.
Tour Atlas Film Studios
Step onto the sets of Hollywood blockbusters at Africa's largest film studio complex.
Feast on Berber Pizza Under Desert Stars
Taste the sand-baked bread stuffed with onions and spices cooked in the embers of a campfire.
Sip Cocktails at Rick's Cafe
Raise a glass at the real-life recreation of the bar from the world's most famous film set in Casablanca.
Explore the Royal Granaries of Moulay Ismail
Descend into the vast underground storerooms built to sustain an army of 12,000 horses.
Taste Fresh Goat Cheese in the Rif Foothills
Sample the tangy local jben with olive oil and fresh bread at a medina market stall.
Explore the Art Deco District on Foot
Discover Casablanca's hidden architectural gem — one of the world's finest collections of 1930s Art Deco.
Visit the Khamlia Village of Gnawa Music
Discover the desert village where descendants of sub-Saharan slaves keep ancient musical traditions alive.
Explore the Palmerie and Ancient Irrigation Channels
Walk through the oasis village at the gorge mouth where palm groves are fed by centuries-old khettara tunnels.
Taste Slow-Cooked Tanjia in a Desert Oasis
Savor the bachelor's dish — meat sealed in a clay jar and cooked in hammam embers overnight.
Discover the Imlil Kasbah du Toubkal
Explore the hilltop fortress-turned-lodge perched above the village with commanding Atlas views.
Stroll Through the Habous Quarter
Discover the French-built 'new medina' where Moroccan architecture meets urban planning.
Taste Maakouda and Sfenj at a Street Cart
Bite into crispy potato fritters and airy Moroccan doughnuts fresh from the oil.
Devour a Bocadillo at the Grand Socco
Bite into Tangier's signature Spanish-Moroccan sandwich at the buzzing market square.
Sip Tea at a Cliffside Cafe Inside the Canyon
Perch on cushions at a cafe wedged between the gorge walls with mint tea and the sound of rushing water.
Sample Olive Oil and Preserved Lemons at the Medina Market
Taste the Meknes region's famous olives and the preserved lemons that define Moroccan cooking.