THE BEST THINGS TO DO IN OUARZAZATE | LITTLE HOLLYWOOD OF MOROCCO traveling to the Sahara? Don’t forget to spend 2 days in the Moroccan city of Ouarzazate. Here is all the information you want, including what to see and do, where to stay, and how to go there from Marrakech. The city of Ouarzazate...Read More
The Whole City Guide to Morocco’s Tangier. Is a trip to Tangier worthwhile? Where can I go and what can I do in Tangier? This comprehensive city guide includes advice on where to stay, dine, and how to travel about Tangier, as well as an overview of the city’s most fascinating attractions. I have been...Read More
One of the articles on my website, Morocco Desert Tours that receives the most views and comments is on the misconceptions people have when they learn that you married an Arab. As individuals share their own tales and experiences in the comments area, I usually simply let it go. Others are excellent, some are not....Read More
Visiting Morocco as a woman, along with the subject of how to eat in Morocco if you have food allergies, another often asked question is concerning visiting Morocco as a woman alone or with a company. For those who have never visited a Muslim nation, it might be quite daunting. I’ve written numerous pieces regarding...Read More
Morocco’s capital city is Rabat. Rabat, which was founded as a military outpost for operations to Andalusia in the 12th century, afterward withdrew for a while and flourished quickly following the French occupation when the heart of the protective zone was formed. Where is Rabat located? Rabat is situated on the banks of the Bou...Read More
Erg Chebbi in Merzouga is one of the most iconic Sahara dune fields in Morocco. The tall golden dunes, calm atmosphere, and sunrise views make it a highlight for travelers looking for a real desert experience. Located in southeastern Morocco near the Algerian border, Erg Chebbi stretches for many kilometers and reaches impressive heights of...Read More
I’ve always had a bread fixation, and it’s been interesting to learn about the many sorts of bread available in Morocco throughout the years. While most people associate Moroccan cuisine with couscous or tajine, I believe it is bread that characterizes it. Rice, unlike in most of the Middle East, plays a minor part in...Read More
A fresh cup of mint tea served in Morocco has a certain allure. It is more than simply a cup of tea; it is a whole experience. The characteristic Moroccan teapot that your tea comes in is something you’ll notice whether you’re sitting in a little hole in the wall store or the fanciest restaurant....Read More
Marrakech, the Imperial City Marrakech is the most famous of the imperial cities in Morocco, founded in 1062, is a lively and fascinating city fullof history, art, colors, aromas with a wonderful medina.It is not essential to have a guide to explore the red city, with the use of maps you will be able to...Read More
The Atlas Mountains in Morocco It’s correct that when we think of Morocco, we think of the desert, even though mountains cover more than two-thirds of the country. The High Atlas, Middle Atlas, Anti Atlas, and the Rif are the four mountain ranges that make up Morocco. With Dunes and Desert, explore the riches that...Read More
