11 articles to prepare your trip
Tafilalet is the ancestral home of Morocco's reigning dynasty. Known for its vast palmery nourished by two major rivers, this once-prosperous region gradually declined due to drought. In recent years, it has found renewed vitality through the growth of Saharan tourism, as travelers increasingly seek out the magic of the desert and its dunes.
Contemplate the spectacular landscapes of the High Atlas and discover the traditional life of nomadic Berbers at Jebel Saghro. Hike through a wild and pristine environment and observe unique flora and fauna.
Nestled in the heart of the Berber region, the High Atlas promises complete immersion for nature lovers and serious hikers. Curious travelers can enjoy magnificent walks through breathtaking landscapes.
Errachidia province offers a natural environment rich in contrasts, as well as a journey through time across its historical and cultural heritage. Step into the shoes of a Tuareg and set off on an adventure!
Breathe in a breath of fresh air by setting off on an expedition into the Central High Atlas. Go hiking, marvel at biodiversity, discover Berber life. Here's your guide.
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Venture off the beaten path to the Anti-Atlas! Few tourists visit this mountainous region, despite its proximity to Agadir. It is the territory of the Chleuh tribes, a confederation of
Mediterranean and Andalusian Morocco: Chefchaouen perched at 600 m, Tangier and its strait, UNESCO Tétouan, and the green Rif eight months of the year.
1,200 km of shoreline between trade winds and argan groves, from Portuguese Essaouira to the surf breaks of Taghazout, a temperate alternative when the interior heats up.
Two major ergs, Chebbi and Chigaga, separated by 400 km of regs, oases and kasbahs: the Moroccan Sahara must be earned by road and rewards you with silence.
From the palm groves of Drâa to the Todra gorges, a string of oases and earthen kasbahs to explore in 4 to 7 days from Ouarzazate.
Fes, Meknes, Marrakech and Rabat: four successive capitals, eight centuries of dynasties and an 8-10 day loop by train and car, best explored in spring or autumn.
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