Traveling to Morocco during Ramadan offers a transformative cultural immersion that reveals the heart and soul of this North African kingdom. As the country’s 37 million residents observe the most sacred month in Islam, visitors gain privileged insight into traditions that have shaped Moroccan identity for centuries. This Ramadan 2025... The post Ramadan 2025 Travel Guide: Essential Customs for Visitors to Morocco appeared first on Travel-Exploration Blog ..read more

Discovering Morocco’s Most Luxurious Hideaways: Where Tradition Meets Modern Elegance In the heart of Morocco, where ancient traditions seamlessly blend with contemporary luxury, a collection of extraordinary boutique riads and hotel accommodations awaits the discerning traveler. From opulent palace hotels to intimate mountain retreats, each property tells its own unique... The post Morocco’s Most Luxurious Hotels: Ultimate Guide to 5-Star Riads and Resorts appeared first on Travel-Exploration Blog ..read more

Morocco offers a transformative multigenerational travel experience, weaving family bonds through cultural immersion and shared discoveries. From culinary adventures in cave homes to desert explorations, families engage deeply with local heritage, fostering connections across generations. This unique blend of tradition and modernity creates lasting memories, redefining family dynamics amid Morocco's enchanting landscapes. The post Morocco: The Ultimate Multigenerational Family Destination appeared first on Travel-Exploration Blog ..read more

Tangier, a city located at the northern tip of Morocco, is a captivating fusion of North African, Spanish, Portuguese, and French influences, making it a true crossroads of cultures with a rich Jewish heritage. Tangier sits at the western entrance to the Strait of Gibraltar where the Mediterranean meets the Atlantic Ocean off Cape Spartel. The city’s unique position has shaped its history, architecture, and cultural tapestry, attracting visitors from around the world. Tangier’s location has played a pivotal role in shaping its identity. As the capital of the Tétouan Region it has a rich J ..read more

Morocco Essential Travel Tip Morocco Travel Blog: 1000 Things to Know Before You Go! Morocco Travel Blog is an online lifestyle and leisure blog highlighting Moroccan news, Moroccan Arts & Culture, Moroccan Food and Drink along with Morocco Travel and Tours for our readers. Created by Alecia Cohen, owner of Travel Exploration Morocco and a Moroccan Travel Expert, this award winning travel blog offers a Sensual Journey to Morocco through stories and photographs. The news, stories, and photographs featured on Morocco Travel Blog cover all things Quintessential ..read more

Sahara Desert Safari, Morocco Family Tour Morocco is a family friendly country that offers a wide range of activities and popular tours that make it easy for family travel. Its mountain ranges in both the High and Middle Atlas are prefect for trekking by foot, exploring by donkey or settling down by a stream for a picnic lunch. Morocco’s exotic medinas are a shopper’s paradise of colorful hand-made crafts and cuisine, such as Berber carpets, lanterns, baboosh slippers, textiles, caftan’s, tea pots and sweets, all surrounded by stunning gardens and hidden alleys for the entire family to exp ..read more

Djemaa El Fna Square, Marrakech Morocco stepped up during the COVID19 pandemic making it a success story and a top destination for travelers seeking a long-needed escape. The country offers fascinating Imperial cities with historic architecture, magnificent gardens, glorious houses of worship, scenic valleys and gorges along with a  vast coastline that stretches across both the Atlantic and Mediterranean sea. Shopping in the souks and bustling markets of Marrakech, trekking across the Erg Chebbi Dunes in the Sahara Desert and windsurfing on the coast of Essaouira are some of the activit ..read more

Art Tissage Tameslouht Cooperative Man with Loom Morocco is famous for its artisan handicrafts and as you wander the streets of any Moroccan medina (old city), you will see stunning examples of local leatherwork, carpets, tasseled baskets, and blankets, soft furnishings, babouche slippers, carved wood and much, much more.  Moroccan style, textiles, and handicrafts have influenced major design houses and retail fashion outlets for many years, but these items have gained unprecedented popularity more recently – from the glossy pages of interior magazines and the profiles of Instagram infl ..read more

Fez el Bali was listed as a UNESCO World Heritage site in 1981. Built during the Idrisid dynasty (789 – 808 AD), the ancient walled city of Fez is one of the oldest in the world. Fez was designed on a slope using historic traditions of Islamic architecture to prevent rainwater from flooding it. The sprawling medina boasts over eight kilometers of city walls and is one of the planet’s largest, urban contiguous free zones. Fez has an estimated population of 200,000. Each living area of Fez affords its inhabitants with a mosque, Koranic school, a fountain, hammam, and a traditional bread ove ..read more

Iban Danan Synagogue, Fes Morocco is steeped in Jewish Heritage and Culture. The country has a remarkable history of Jewish life that sets it apart from other Muslim nations. If you are Jewish and interested in touring Morocco you are guaranteed to discover ancient traditions and old-world customs that have permeated Moroccan Jewish society for centuries. Morocco’s key Jewish Heritage sites are located throughout the country’s Imperial Cities and rural regions. The sheer number of Jewish sites is staggering. “ Moroccan society is partly built on Jewish culture, a culture deeply rooted i ..read more