Start near the Koutoubia, walk into the souks and leave the evening open for Jemaa el-Fna. Marrakech also puts you on the road to the High Atlas.
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Medinas, mountain roads, dunes and the Atlantic. Get a feel for each place before deciding how to connect them.
Fes rewards time on foot. Its medina brings together workshops, tiled courtyards and narrow streets that make more sense with a local guide.
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The Hassan II Mosque stands beside the Atlantic. Around it, Casablanca offers a different view of Morocco through its waterfront and city architecture.
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Tangier is a natural place to begin in northern Morocco. Walk through the medina, look out across the water and continue inland towards the Rif.
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Blue lanes climb through Chefchaouen’s medina beneath the Rif mountains. Staying overnight leaves time to wander beyond the busiest photo stops.
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Merzouga sits beside the dunes of Erg Chebbi. An extra night here gives the desert a full day of your trip, beyond the drive in and the drive out.
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The earthen buildings of Aït Ben Haddou rise together above the riverbed. Walking through the ksar gives this Atlas road stop a reason to be more than a photograph.
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Essaouira brings the trip back to the Atlantic. Walk beside the ramparts and through the medina, then leave the afternoon for the waterfront.
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Where would you like to go?
A few dates, the number of people traveling and the places on your mind. That is enough for Mohamed and the team to start planning with you.