Places that stay with you
Morocco brings together extraordinary contrasts: historic medinas, mountain villages, the vast Sahara and Atlantic ports. Explore the landscapes below, then connect them into a trip built around your time and interests.
Merzouga and Erg Chebbi
Famous golden dunes, desert sunrises and the chance to spend a night beneath Saharan skies. A three-day journey from Marrakech or Fes generally provides more time to visit the large dunes than a short two-day excursion.
Marrakech
Palaces, gardens, traditional souks and a lively medina make Marrakech an inspiring start to a private Morocco adventure.
Fes
The heritage of the medina, artisan workshops and architectural traditions make Fes an essential cultural destination.
Chefchaouen
In the Rif Mountains, the blue-painted lanes and relaxed atmosphere are ideal for photography and slow exploration.
Atlas Mountains and Aït Ben Haddou
High mountain passes, kasbahs, villages and remarkable southern landscapes link the imperial cities to the Sahara.
Essaouira and the Atlantic
A historic harbour and breezy coast provide a refreshing contrast to Morocco’s inland cities and desert.