Visiting Morocco With Kids Are you thinking about taking kids to Morocco? Good news, you are going to have a fantastic time! You won´t run out of things to do in Morocco when you bring the kids along. Moroccans genuinely adore kids, so i firmly believe the bringing your kids along will make your trip even more enjoyable. You and your kids will be welcomed into this friendly-family culture, which will expose you to more exciting and enriching experiences than you would if you left the kids at home.  Is Morocco a Good Place to Take Kids Morocco is a tranquil, family-oriented nation that gen ..read more

The Major International Airports in Morocco Morocco is only a four hour plane ride away from Europe – and yet it’s like you’ve just been dropped into a completely different world within just a few hours from Mainland Europe. No nerve-wracking jet lag, no long-haul flight. A perfect travel destination for anyone who doesn’t want to travel too far. There are major international airports in Morocco Widely used with over 100 destinations in big cities such as Casablanca, Marrakech, Fes, Agadir and Tangier. Casablanca Airport remains the best airport for Morocco Tour once you decided to e ..read more

Marrakech has a lot to offer and has many places to discover and enjoy, but to get an idea of the nature and landscape of the country when you return from your trip,  here are some worthwhile day trips to do from Marrakech. Day Trip to Ourika Valley The Ourika Valley is one of the most beautiful areas of Morocco, both for the attractiveness of its landscape and for the peace and tranquillity of the area. During the visit to the Ourika Valley you will take a walk through the areas with the best views of the region and then you can walk around the village and ..read more

Moroccan Wedding Moroccan Wedding are unique and full of tradition. The pre-ceremony activities begin approximately one year ahead of the event.   The Moroccan tradition is that once the bride is chosen, the groom begins to offer her gifts, such as milk which signifies purity, and sugar which signifies a happy life. If the male’s family is wealthy the gifts could also include, jewels, gold, perfume, handbags, etc. These are large, noisy and lengthy affairs. Often conducted in the summer months and lasting three to four days. The families of the bride and groom hold separate parties during ..read more

Throughout Morocco, there are seasonal morocco festivals that celebrate local events. The Moroccan National Tourist Office has begun capitalising on these, witch in some cases has meant that they have lost thier local flavour, but has also insured that there are better facilities for those visiting. Those that take place with fair regularity and that are very much worth a visit are as follows: Almond blossom Festival, Tafraout, February ( near Agadir ) This festival in the south of Morocco is a pleasant diversion froom the swarming beaches of agadir, lined with europeans in search of a winter ..read more

Morocco Art Mosaic Tiles may be a fantastic choice for your walls. But it’s also stunning option when it involves flooring. For all your home or house in your kitchen or anywhere else, mosaic floor tiles lent color and mixture to any space. With a spread of materials, colors and styles to settle on from. It’s going to seem tough to navigate the way to use these tiles as flooring in your home. Mosaic for Flooring. Glass tends to be a well-liked choice when installing mosaic tiles on walls. However, for flooring you will b get to choose something a touch more durable like sturdy porcelain. This ..read more

Things To Do For The Most Epic Trip In Morocco Visit the blue city of Chefchaouen – Morocco bucket list. Admire the drop-dead-gorgeous architecture of the Ben Youssef Madrasa. Go glamping in the Sahara Desert. Get lost in one of Morocco’s largest souk markets. Spend a night at a Riad in Marrakech. Take in the sights at the Bou Inania Madrasa. Wander around the Fes Medina. Treat yourself to one of Marrakech’s fanciest spas. Teleport back in time at the Aït Benhaddou. Feast in delicious Moroccan food and mint tea. Go surfing on the vast sand beaches at Banana Point ..read more

10 days, 9 Nights Tour 10-day Morocco itinerary from Casablanca, guide you through one-of-a-kind places, amaze you with some of the best architecture on the globe, and leave you stargazing in the Sahara desert. 10 DAY MOROCCO ITINERARY OVERVIEW Casablanca (Day-1) Arrive in Casablanca and your driver/host will be waiting to greet you. Enjoy some time in Casablanca today if you have time. Your arrival time will really inform your plans of a 10-day morocco itinerary from Casablanca. If you arrive in the morning for example you can visit the famous Hassan II mosque. Or, if you arrive later in th ..read more

3 days, 2 Nights Tour Fes to Marrakech desert tour starts at your hotel/riad crossing the Atlas Mountains and Morocco vast Sahara desert. Our 3 day private tour from Fes to Marrakech is the perfect road trip to explore the best Morocco has to offer: Middle Atlas Mountains with its cedar forests, lush green oases, sand dunes, canyons and adobe Casbahs. Although the tour covers a vast area of Morocco in a relatively short time, the amazing scenery will never make you bored. FES – IFRAN – MIDELT – MERZOUGA DESERT (8 hours driving spread out throughout the day with lots of stops) Day 1 After an ..read more

3 days, 2 Nights Tour Desert tour from marrakech to fez is simply one of the best experience witch passed through the atlas mountains and sahara desert. Explore the wild landscapes of the southern provinces, Kasbah’s, lush oasis and valleys. 3 DAYS DESERT TOURS FROM MARRAKECH TO FEZ OVERVIEW Marrakech – AitBenHaddou – Ouarzazate – Skoura -Dades Valley, 300km (6 hours driving spread out throughout the day with lots of stops) Day 1 Desert tour from Marrakech to fez start by Pick up from your hotel/riad at 8:00am and drive through the High Atlas Mountains. Cross the mountains via the highest ro ..read more