47 articles to prepare your trip
Departing from Errachidia, the Ziz Gorges connect the High Atlas to the Sahara through red limestone cliffs and the Tafilalet palm groves.
The nickname for the Dadès valley between Kelâat M'Gouna and Bou Tharar, the Valley of the Roses is best visited in spring, during the harvest and the Festival of Roses.
On the Atlantic coast of southern Maroc, near Akhfenir, Devil's Hole is a marine chasm formed by the collapse of a limestone cave. Free access.
Les gorges du Todgha
Spectacular canyon carved into the foothills of the High Atlas near Tinghir: 300 m walls, palm grove, Berber villages and renowned climbing site.
Formerly the Glaoui's residence at 1,650 meters in the High Atlas, Kasbah Telouet preserves refined period decorations from 1942, frozen in time since its looting in 1956.
About twenty kilometers from Taza, Tazekka National Park protects cedar forests, chasms and reintroduced wildlife on the heights of the Middle Atlas, up to 1980 m altitude.
Near Tarfaya, Tah Depression marks Morocco's lowest point, at 55 m below sea level: a vast sebkha between the Atlantic and the Sahara.
Between Agadir and Tiznit, 30,000 hectares of dunes, cliffs and wetlands created in 1991 to protect the bald ibis. A major ornithological site in Morocco.
Sijilmassa
An ancient caravan city of Tafilalet, Sijilmassa was a major crossroads of trans-Saharan trade. Today, an archaeological site near Rissani.
A vast salt depression in southern Maroc, Sebkha Oum Dba forms with Mont Gara and salt flats a Saharan landscape off the beaten path.
A inhabited oasis 40 km from Ouarzazate, the Palm Grove of Skoura lines 17th-century earthen kasbahs, irrigated gardens, and artisan villages along the kasbah route.
Located 150 km from Marrakech, the Ouzoud Waterfalls plunge 110 meters into the heart of an olive grove inhabited by macaques. Complete guide to planning your visit.
An hour south of Marrakech, Ourika Valley combines Amazigh villages, Setti-Fatma waterfalls, Tafza eco-museum and mountain gardens.
Aït Benhaddou, Taourirt, Tamnougalt: complete guide to the kasbahs around Ouarzazate, where rammed earth architecture, Berber heritage and film sets converge.
Musée des Oudayas
Located in the Oudayas Kasbah in Rabat, this museum showcases Moroccan goldsmithing, regional caftans and the equestrian tradition of tbourida.
Stretching over 2,700 km, the sand wall crosses Western Sahara. Historical background, security and access from Laâyoune and Dakhla.
Almohad olive grove of ten hectares on the outskirts of Marrakech, organized around a large basin and a pavilion offering views of the Atlas.
Mazagan
Portuguese city of El Jadida, UNESCO World Heritage site: cistern, ramparts and pentagonal minaret on Morocco's Atlantic coast, 100 km south of Casablanca.
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