Travel and stay in Morocco
Between captivating medinas, golden dunes, and Atlantic shores
Morocco, the gateway to Africa and a land of enchantment, invites you to an unforgettable sensory journey. From the bustling souks of Marrakech to the blue alleys of Chefchaouen, through the silent vastness of the Sahara Desert and the imperial medinas of Fès, our stays in Morocco offer an immersion into a rich culture and landscapes of astounding diversity. Explore our offers and be enchanted by the legendary hospitality and radiant colors of the Cherifian kingdom.
What to remember about Morocco in 4 points
Fascinating imperial cities
Marrakech, Fès, Meknès, and Rabat, four cities with exceptional historical and architectural heritage, featuring bustling medinas, palaces, and souks.
Landscapes of incredible diversity
From the snowy peaks of the High Atlas to the golden dunes of the Sahara, via the wild Atlantic coasts and green valleys.
A rich culture and craftsmanship
Immerse yourself in the atmosphere of the souks, sleep in a traditional riad, admire leather, spices, and zellige craftsmanship, and share mint tea, a symbol of hospitality.
A savoury and fragrant gastronomy
Moroccan cuisine, one of the best in the world, delights the palate with its tagines, couscous, pastillas, and honey pastries.
Offers of the moment
Our Prestige travels
1970€
price per person
Marokko
- Spektakuläre Berglandschaften & Dinosaurierspuren
- Ouzoud-Wasserfälle
- Marrakesch
1995€
price per person
Marokko
- Königsstädte Marokkos
- Sanddünen von Merzouga
- Todra-Schluchten
Discover Morocco
What are the must-visit places in Morocco?
Morocco offers a multitude of sites to discover.
- The square Djemaa el-Fna à Marrakech is a continuous spectacle. The medina of Fès (Fès el-Bali), classified by UNESCO, is a fascinating labyrinth.
- Chefchaouen, the blue city, is uniquely photogenic.
- The kasbah ofAït Benhaddou, a setting for many films, is a magnificent example of southern Moroccan architecture.
- An excursion into the Sahara Desert, with an overnight bivouac in the dunes of theErg Chebbi ou Erg Chigaga, is a magical experience.
- The port city ofEssaouira, with its ramparts and sea breeze, offers a more relaxed atmosphere.
What are the most beautiful cities and regions to visit in Morocco?
- Marrakech: The “red city,” vibrant, with its souks, palaces, and gardens.
- Fès: The spiritual and cultural capital, with the oldest medina in the Arab world.
- Chefchaouen: The blue pearl of the Rif, for a peaceful atmosphere and unique photos.
- The Sahara Desert: For an unforgettable adventure on camelback and a night under the stars.
- Essaouira: For its artistic atmosphere, fishing port, and ramparts facing the ocean.
What is the climate in Morocco?
Morocco’s climate is very varied:
- Mediterranean and Atlantic Coast: Mild and temperate climate.
- Interior (Marrakech, Fès): Continental climate with winters that can be cold and very hot summers.
- Atlas Mountains: Mountain climate, with snow in winter.
- South and desert: Desert climate, with large temperature differences between day and night. Spring (March-May) and autumn (September-November) are the most pleasant seasons to visit most of the country.
What to eat in Morocco? Gastronomy in Morocco
Moroccan cuisine is a delight for the senses. The Tagine, a stew simmered in a clay dish, is emblematic. The Couscous, traditionally served on Fridays, is a convivial dish. The Pastilla, a sweet and savoury pastry often with pigeon or chicken, is a refined speciality. The Harira is a rich and comforting soup. Everywhere, you’ll be offered mint tea, a symbol of Moroccan hospitality.
When to visit Morocco?
Marrakech
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| Rainy days | 7 d | 6 d | 6 d | 6 d | 4 d | 2 d | 1 d | 1 d | 1 d | 4 d | 6 d | 8 d |
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Practical tips for your trip to Morocco
The Djemaa el-Fna square in Marrakech is not classified as a UNESCO World Heritage site for its buildings, but as a “Masterpiece of the Oral and Intangible Heritage of Humanity” for the unique atmosphere created by its storytellers, musicians, and artists.
The official currency is the Moroccan Dirham (MAD). Credit card payment is possible in large hotels, restaurants, and shops, but cash is indispensable in the souks, for taxis, and small businesses. ATMs are widely available in cities.
The inhabitants of Morocco are called Moroccans.
The official languages are Arabic and Amazigh (Berber). French is widely spoken and used in administration, commerce, and tourism, making communication very easy for French-speaking travellers.
In Morocco, plugs are type C and E (the same as in France and Belgium). Therefore, you normally won’t need an adapter. The voltage is 220V.
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