A day trip to Morocco from Spain can give you time to explore Tangier’s medina, walk through the kasbah area, and enjoy a Moroccan lunch before returning across the Strait of Gibraltar. The key is choosing the right ferry route and keeping your sightseeing plans realistic. Sailing time is only part of the journey: you...Read More
Morocco in October is a good choice for travelers who want to combine historic cities, mountain scenery, and the Sahara Desert. Autumn generally brings more comfortable conditions than the intense inland heat of summer, although warm afternoons, cooler evenings, and rain remain possible. You can explore Marrakech’s souks, discover Fes, spend a night near the...Read More
This Ceuta travel guide explains what to see, how to plan your visit, and what to check before crossing the border or continuing into Morocco. Ceuta combines historic fortifications, waterfront walks, cultural landmarks, and connections across the Strait of Gibraltar. Its location makes it worth considering for travelers interested in both southern Spain and northern...Read More
Surfing in Taghazout attracts travelers who want to learn, improve their technique, or experience Morocco’s Atlantic waves. The village and surrounding coast offer surf schools, accommodation, and different breaks within reach of a single base. Morocco’s National Tourist Office recognizes Taghazout as an internationally known surfing destination. But a successful trip depends on choosing conditions...Read More
Learning about Moroccan nomads can add depth to a Sahara journey. Beyond the dunes and desert camps, pastoral households maintain livelihoods connected to livestock, water, grazing land, and movement. These communities are diverse. Families differ in their identity, daily routines, mobility, and relationship with nearby towns. A short visit offers an introduction to one household’s...Read More
Traveling to Morocco with children can combine city discoveries, coastal time, mountain scenery, and a Sahara experience. The most enjoyable route will depend on your children’s ages, interests, and comfort with traveling. Rather than trying to visit every major destination, choose a few experiences your family will enjoy. Allow time for meals, play, sleep, and...Read More
Moroccan salads offer an introduction to the country’s food beyond tagine and couscous. Some are fresh and finely chopped; others are cooked until soft, seasoned with herbs and spices, and served in small dishes. A Moroccan salad selection can bring several flavors to the table: roasted peppers, aubergine, carrots, leafy greens, or refreshing tomato and...Read More
Chebakia is a Moroccan pastry recognizable by its folded, flower-like shape, glossy honey coating, and sesame topping. It combines sweetness with the aroma of spices and orange blossom water, making it a distinctive treat to discover during a Morocco trip. Often called Moroccan sesame cookies in English, traditional chebakia is made from shaped dough that...Read More
Tipping in Morocco is common in tourism and hospitality, but the amount depends on the service, its duration, and your satisfaction. There is no single percentage that works for every situation. A private driver accompanying you for several days provides a different service from a taxi driver completing a short journey. Likewise, a full-day city...Read More
Couscous in Morocco is a meal of steamed grains, vegetables and fragrant broth, often served with chicken, beef or lamb. Many families share it for Friday lunch, making it a useful introduction to Moroccan food and the customs around the table. For visitors, knowing the different versions helps when choosing from a menu. This guide...Read More
