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Best places to visit in Morocco

Going on holiday in Morocco is always a lovely surprise. Between the kasbahs, the old medinas, the palm groves and the deserts, it will really blow you away, with good reason! However, too many tourists choose to stay at a resort and leave themselves little opportunity to truly discover the country and its inhabitants.

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A trip to Morocco is definitely a chance to ride a mehari camel in the desert over the pink dunes of Erg Chebbi near Merzouga, through the depths of the Drâa Valley, or on the burning trails of Erg Chegaga. The Middle Atlas Mountains is the recommended region for hiking through surreal landscapes that are worthy of the thousand and one nights, with clay houses perched on the uneven and colourful mountains in the Dadès Gorge and the Todgha Gorge.

For those who especially wish to visit the cities, there is no lack of opportunities. Rabat, the capital, and Casablanca are very Westernised. On the other hand, losing yourself in the alleys of the Medina of Fez or in the markets in Marrakesh is an unforgettable experience and a feast for the senses.

Finally, charming seaside resorts like Essaouira welcome holidaymakers who want to go swimming with open arms and low costs.

Morocco is a pure jewel for those who invest a little time and some research into her. It's up to you!

Ichbaken is a small town of the M'Goun massif in the High Atlas.
Amezri is a village in the Grand Atlas Mountains, with its highest point at 2,250 m, at the heart of the M'Goun mountain range.
Tizi n'Tfourikhte (2,100 metres) is a high mountain pass of the Toubkal, in the Azzaden valley, in the High Atlas.
The Tizgui n'Ouadda Valley is located near the Dades Gorge.
Situated on the plateau of the middle Atlas region, the delightful Berber city Sefrou reveals many well-hidden secrets.
A little town between the Middle and High Atlas Mountains which is not very interesting unless you want to go walking in the neighbouring mountains.
In Southern Morocco, near the Dadès gorge, the Toudra gorge forms a rift which divides the Grand Atlas Mountains.
The valley of the Dadès wadi is today called the valley of roses by tourists, a romantic name, but one which doesn't necessarily describe that well what you'll actually see.
This legendary kasbah, made from adobe, is an architectural masterpiece, as well as being perfectly preserved, which explains its designation as a World Heritage Site.
In Southern Morocco, between the Atlas Mountains and the foothills of the Lesser Atlas Mountains, the village of Taliouine is located midway between Taroudant andOuarzazate.
Tafraout is a village in the Ammein Valley, at the heart of the Anti-Atlas range.
Agouim is a little Moroccan village situated to the south of Marrakech.
To the south of the Sous Valley, Tiznit is typical of a fortified souk.
Located 140 kilometres away from Agadir, Mirleft is a small town between the Atlantic Ocean and the Lesser Atlas Mountains.
In the High Atlas, on the Toubkal circuit, Ifni Lake reaches 2,000 metres of altitude.
Located in the High Atlas Mountains south of Imilchil, Agoudal is at the junction of the Dadès and Todgha Gorges. It's one of the highest inhabited villages in Morocco, at more than 7500 feet above sea level.
Tinghir is an oasis close to Todgha Gorge.
Who wouldn't want to see a garden in the middle of a desert? Oasis Fint is a place where nature and humans have agreed to coexist, and where you'll be able to completely relax. 
Tangier is a harbour town in the north of Morocco, opposite the Straits of Gibraltar.
A charming seaside resort, Asilah is a stopping place for travellers who are exploring the northern part of the Atlantic coast during their holidays in Morocco.