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  • Nature and Adventure Experiences in Morocco

    10 Great Nature and Adventure Experiences in Morocco

    Morocco is a visually stunning country that offers a diverse range of nature and adventure opportunities, making it a destination for photographers and adventure enthusiasts. From exploring the Sahara Desert to hiking the High Atlas Mountains, Morocco is full of paradise spots and activities for adventure that are sure to get your senses relaxed and…

  • Beach Life in Morocco

    Life’s a Beach in Morocco!

    Morocco is the only African country flanked by both the Mediterranean Sea, to the north, and the Atlantic Ocean to the west. In fact, its coastline is so vast is spans 3,500km and includes a variety of beaches from natural seaside bathing spots and sleepy fishing ports to modern seaside resorts offering a host of…

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    Keeping Nature and Adventure Sustainable in Morocco

    Keeping nature and adventure sustainable in Morocco is of paramount importance to preserve the country’s natural beauty and cultural heritage for generations to come. Through the promotion of responsible practices and mindful tourism, Morocco aims to protect its diverse ecosystems while offering exhilarating experiences for adventure seekers. 1 Promoting Eco-Friendly Accommodations: Sustainable tourism in Morocco…

  • Iconic flora of Morocco

    Capturing Iconic fauna and flora of Morocco

    Hiking across Morocco unveils a world of awe- inspiring landscapes and a rich tapestry of fauna and flora with some of the most amazing and protected natural parks in North Africa. From coastal sanctuaries to alpine wilderness, each region promises an unforgettable encounter with the country’s rich biodiversity and natural beauty, which makes it a…

  • Exploring Vast Deserts of Morocco

    Exploring Vast Deserts of Morocco

    Morocco’s deserts start at the south and east of the Atlas Mountains, where the climate becomes very hot and dry. Quiet and sheet in size the Sahara Desert has an area of 5,717,000 square feet (9,200,000 square kilometres) and is the largest hot desert in the world. In particular, the Sahara’s terrain is rugged with…

  • Trekking in Morocco: Climbing Morocco’s Mountains

    More than two-thirds of Morocco’s northern territory is covered in mountains, including four unique mountain ranges to explore off the beaten track. The mountains offer a marvelous rugged landscape rife for exploring and the perfect playground for thrill seekers. The Rif The Rif Mountains sit in the most northerly part of Morocco’s mountain chains, great…

  • Morocco’s Natural Diversity 1

    Morocco’s Natural Diversity

    Mountains, beaches, palm groves, lakes and parks, there is abundance of landscapes and nature to be explored in the Kingdom of Light offering a perfect excuse to get outside. Hike the Ourika Valley, at the foothills of the impressive High Atlas while seeing the impressive waterfalls and taking a dip in the Ourika River. Alternatively,…

  • Morocco Beach Side Sustainability

    Morocco’s Beach side sustainability to preserve beautiful beaches

    Sustainability is becoming an increasingly important topic in the hospitality industry and Morocco is one of the leading countries in terms of sustainable tourism, with more than 60 cities signing its charter on responsible tourism. Morocco’s coastline is no exception, with Morocco’s Government and several seaside resorts implementing sustainable initiatives to preserve beautiful beaches and…

  • Beach life in Saidia of Morocco

    Experience the Beach life in Saidia of Morocco

    Saidia, also known as ‘the blue pearl of the Mediterranean’ is a picturesque seaside beach town located on the northeastern coast of Morocco. It boasts 14km of beautiful golden sandy beaches, crystal-clear waters, and plenty of sunshine throughout the year. Visitors can enjoy a wide range of activities from water sports or golfing to relaxing…

  • Beach life in Dakhla of Morocco

    Explore Beach life in Dakhla of Morocco

    Dakhla is a medium-sized city of just over 100,000 people located 400 kilometres north of the Mauritanian border. The city is built on a peninsula that runs down from the mainland creating a lagoon area with warm turquoise waters that is popular for kite surfing and wildlife. Like Essaouira, Dakhla also has a temperate climate…

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