
Morocco is home to a vibrant alchemy of Maghrebi and Islamic history, culture and traditions, infused with European, Berber and Arabian influences. The buzzing streets of Casablanca and energetic souks of Marrakesh continue to attract millions of visitors. The revived coastal town of Tangier are the often overlooked capital, Rabat, are both growing as tourist destinations, and those looking for a seaside break will find golden sands and azure waters in resorts such as Agadir and Essaouira.
Outside of these hubs, the country’s natural beauty remains as impressive as ever, from the Atlas Mountains – the tallest peak in North Africa – to vast swathes of red desert dunes in Agafay or Zagora.