These are the most common destinations our guests request - if you have a particular destination in mind not shown here, please let us know and we will work with you to include it in your itinerary.
Perched amid the Rif Mountains, this blue-washed city is unlike anywhere else in the world. Get lost within the intricate maze of Chefchaouen's blue-washed cobblestone streets, and relax in this tranquil oasis away from the hustle and bustle.
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Made famous by the eponymous 1940s film starring Humphrey Bogart, Casablanca is the economic epicenter of Morocco with equal measures French-colonial design and traditional Moroccan style.
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With silence so intense that you can hear your heartbeat as it rushes blood through your veins, you’ve come to the perfect place for a peaceful retreat. The minute you step foot on the soft golden dunes of the Sahara Desert, you’ll be transported to another world, another time.
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Trace the roots of Moroccan craftsmanship among the ancient monuments and weavings streets of the Medina. In Fes you’ll discover the foundations of Moroccan civilization and culture.
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With it's Medina and markets, Meknes combines the attractions of the historic town, with those of a picturesque city, basking in the glory of its majestic monuments, it's medina, the remains of the Royal Palace, have earned Meknes a place and UNESCO world heritage list.
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Go to Marrakech to have every sense thrown into overdrive, and don’t be surprised if you come home dreaming of your next return to this vibrant Moroccan city.
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An essential intersection point between the extreme south of Black Africa and the imperial cities. The provinces of Figuig to the east, Beni Mellal and Azilal to the west, Khenifra and Boulmane to the north, and the Moroccan-Algerian border to the south encircle the city of Errachidia, which is situated in the southern region of the Kingdom.
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Serving as the guardian of the Strait of Gibraltar, Tangier has served as Europe's access point to Africa for centuries. The city's distinctive mix of cultures and influences is unparalleled in Morocco, and interestingly, for a significant part of its history, it was not under Moroccan governance.
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Often referred to as “The Hollywood of Africa”, throughout Ouarzazate you'll find cities of brown mud homes and kasbahs, surrounded by oases of green palms and towering river gorges.
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A frequent stopover en route to the Sahara Desert is Zagora. On your route to Erg Chigaga, one of the two largest dunes in the Moroccan desert, this is the final significant town you will pass. Even though the majority of tourists only stay for one night at the Zagora oasis, it is a destination unto itself! It's an outstanding area to see traditional Moroccan living amid stunning landscape among some quite unusual sites, and there are little signs of urbanization.
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Morocco's capital city, Rabat is largely untouched by tourism and a must-see for history enthusiasts keen on tracing Morocco’s footsteps through the ages.
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Relaxed beach vibes, narrow cobblestone streets of white and blue, vagabond street performers, and some of the tastiest, fresh-off-the-boat seafood you can find. A relaxed sea-side town with a unique Santorini-esque atmosphere, Essaouria is a perfect hidden gem to round out your itinerary.
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