The vibrant "Red City" is known for its bustling souks, stunning palaces, and lively Jemaa el-Fnaa square.

A picturesque mountain village and gateway to the Atlas Mountains, perfect for trekking and nature lovers.

A charming walled city often called "Little Marrakech," known for its souks, ramparts, and Berber culture.

A beach paradise with golden sands, a sunny climate, and a relaxed atmosphere, perfect for surfing and relaxation.

A peaceful mountain retreat famous for its waterfalls, almond blossoms, and breathtaking natural scenery.

A charming coastal town with a laid-back vibe, famous for its blue-and-white medina and fresh seafood.

The "Gateway to the Sahara," known for its desert landscapes, film studios, and the famous Ait Ben Haddou.

A picturesque oasis town near the Todra Gorge, offering stunning landscapes and traditional Berber villages.

The gateway to the Sahara, known for its fossil treasures, desert landscapes, and nearby sand dunes of Merzouga.

A fascinating port city blending Moroccan and European influences, offering stunning coastal views and rich history.

A beautiful coastal city with a strong Andalusian influence, featuring a UNESCO-listed medina and whitewashed streets.

The famous "Blue City," nestled in the Rif Mountains, offering a dreamy atmosphere and breathtaking views.

A historic imperial city with grand gates, impressive architecture, and a rich heritage of the Moroccan dynasty.

An ancient Roman city with well-preserved ruins, showcasing stunning mosaics and a glimpse into Morocco’s past.

The cultural and spiritual heart of Morocco, boasting a medieval medina with ancient madrasas and vibrant souks.

Morocco’s capital, blending modernity with history, home to the Hassan Tower, royal palaces, and a scenic coastline.

Morocco’s modern metropolis, home to the stunning Hassan II Mosque and a lively coastal promenade.