The type of trip you are planning will determine where you go in Morocco. Marrakech, Essaouira, and Agadir are the ideal places to unwind. History and culture buffs will love Fès and Meknès, while adventure seekers will find enough to do in the High Atlas and Southern Oases.
NORTHERN ATLANTIC COAST
This little-visited region, which stretches north of Rabat to the fringes of Tangier’s expansive metropolis, is the ideal place to learn about Morocco’s rich legacy from the Phoenicians, Romans, Portuguese, and Spanish.
It has some of the oldest archaeological sites in the nation mixed with serene fishing villages, soft sand beaches, coastal lagoons, and majestic woodlands.
Also, the highlights are the tiny, artistic village of Asilah, built in the Andalusian style, and Salé, an ancient pirate stronghold.
Best for low-lying coastal wetlands and archaeological sites
Home to the charming seaside towns of Salé and Asilah.
Experience The abundant food of the surrounding countryside at the Sunday market in Ksar el-Kebir
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