Morocco is a country of striking contrasts and timeless beauty. From the ochre walls of Marrakech to the deep blue of Chefchaouen, every corner carries its own rhythm, color, and scent. The air hums with the sound of artisans at work, the aroma of spices drifting through narrow souks, the distant call to prayer echoing at sunset.

Between the Atlantic and the Sahara, Morocco unfolds in layers: snow-capped peaks in the Atlas Mountains, vast dunes that shift with the wind, tranquil oases hidden behind palm groves, and fishing towns brushed by ocean mist. Whether wandering through the maze of Fes’s ancient medina, dining in a riad courtyard lit by lanterns, or watching the stars rise above the desert, travelers find themselves drawn into a living tapestry of tradition and discovery.

Best time to visit: The most pleasant seasons are spring (March to May) and autumn (September to November), when days are warm.

Visa information: Entry requirements vary depending on nationality. Visitors are encouraged to check the latest information with their local consulate or embassy before travel.

Major destinations: Marrakech for its vibrant heart and gardens, Fes for its deep cultural heritage, Rabat and Casablanca for a touch of modern Morocco, Essaouira and Agadir for the ocean breeze, Chefchaouen for tranquility and color, and Merzouga or Dakhla for the desert’s silence and vastness.