a Moroccan travel guide that offers pointers, counsel, and details on how to dress, eat, maintain good health, and what to do and not do while visiting Morocco.

Morocco is the kingdom of all sounds and smells, so it is a feast for the senses. You’ll get to see the imperial cities of Morocco, like Fes, Meknes, and Marrakech.

Morocco’s north is home to a diverse range of environments, including the Rif Mountains, lush valleys, and historic, vibrant medinas. Crossing the South and Sahara deserts, in addition to the High Atlas, will complete a trip to Morocco. There are many reasons to visit Morocco.

Morocco, just a short flight from Europe, has surprises in store for many, many unaware of them. a nation of striking scenery, hues, and contrasts. Morocco has it all: endless beaches, towering Atlas Mountains, vast deserts, and amazing imperial cities.

Arabic and Berber are the two official languages of the nation.
While Darija, also referred to as Moroccan Arabic, is the language of everyday communication, formal documents use Classical Arabic.

North Africans are fluent in Spanish, and towns such as Tetuán, Tangier, and Chefchauen have bilingual visitor information sheets and official signs.