Morocco

Marrakech, Morocco's "Red City," is a historic imperial city known for its vibrant culture, ancient medina with maze-like souks, stunning palaces (like Bahia), beautiful gardens (like Majorelle), and the lively Jemaa el-Fnaa square, offering a rich blend of sensory experiences from spices and textiles to historic architecture and modern luxury, all set against the backdrop of the Atlas Mountains

Fez (or Fes) is Morocco's cultural and spiritual heart, famous for its ancient, maze-like walled medina (Fes el Bali), a UNESCO World Heritage site filled with vibrant souks (markets), historic mosques, and traditional handicrafts like leather goods and ceramics, offering a deep dive into Moroccan history with sights like the Chouara Tannery and Al-Qarawiyyin University. It's one of Morocco's imperial cities, known for its well-preserved medieval architecture, traditional food like pastilla, and a rich artisan culture distinct from Marrakesh. 

Chefchaouen, Morocco, nicknamed the "Blue Pearl," is a stunning mountain city in the Rif Mountains famous for its blue-washed buildings, charming blue streets, and relaxed atmosphere, offering a blend of Moroccan, Andalusian, and Jewish influences. Visitors explore its vibrant medina, featuring markets, leather goods, and the historic Kasbah in Place Outa el Hammam, while enjoying hiking in the surrounding hills and authentic local cuisine like tagine and fresh orange juice. 

In Morocco, the Sahara Desert is located South of the Atlas Mountains. Once you’ve crossed over the mountains, you’ll reach the fortified city of Ouarzazate, considered the gateway to the Sahara. From here, you’ll pass across miles of barren gravel desert (known as ‘regs’), speckled with small desert oases and bare rocky plateaus known as hamadas. Most travellers end up in one of the two largest dune fields of the Moroccan Sahara, Erg Chebbi or Erg Chigaga. Golden dunes that undulate towards the horizon, changing shape with the wind. It’s here you can trek with camels or spend a night under the stars in a Berber campsite.