4 articles to prepare your trip
Straddling the border between Algeria and Morocco, the Kem Kem Plateau has yielded Cretaceous dinosaur fossils for decades, near Erg Chebbi.
Lac Iriki
A seasonal basin in southern Morocco listed on the RAMSAR register, Lake Iriki combines Saharan landscapes, discreet wildlife and stopovers for migratory birds.
125,000 hectares of cedars, lakes and high-altitude plateaus in the Middle Atlas, an hour from Fez. Morocco's largest forest national park.
A high-altitude wetland classified as a historic monument, Dayet Aoua Lake is located 15 km from Ifrane, in the heart of the Middle Atlas, between cedar forests and wet meadows.
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