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Morocco, also known as ‘the land of setting sun,’ resides on the northwestern coast of Africa, is among the world’s popular travel destinations. Morocco is a magical place- making you able to witness the beauty of the Atlantic and the Mediterranean at the same time! Believe me, travelling to Morocco is an eye-opening experience and hits all your senses. Morocco provides an appreciative glance of the North African Culture. From discovering the high Atlas Mountains to roaming across the desert coasts, this amazing country is undoubtedly going to leave a remarkable impression on your heart.
From exploring the historical and exotic side of Morocco, the country never disappoints you in any way. Morocco is home to many gorgeous beaches, magnificent mountain ranges, the world’s largest hot desert – the Sahara Desert, and many more worth sightseeing destinations. From its cultural amalgam to the mouth-watering Moroccan cuisine, you will fall in love with this country.
Morocco offers a lot to visit and a lot to cherish. You will be mesmerized by the breathtaking architectural beauties, colourful souks, and luxurious hotels and resorts to stay in. Hence, we recommend you at least backpack for 15 days for exploring all the best places to visit in Morocco. Even that would be less to immerse yourself in Morocco’s Magnifiquein beauty!
Best Places to Visit in Morocco:
Our travel guide is set to help you schedule your two-week itinerary in Morocco in an optimum way. Here is a comprehensive listing of every activity you can intend to plan on Morocco’s tour for 15 days.
You ever wondered how Moroccans live? If you want to get an insight into Morocco's history and culture, medinas are the best place to visit. Medinas are the historic hearts of every city in Morocco and provide an opportunity to get a glimpse of the traditional ambience. While roaming around, you will come across twisting and turning streets where markets, shops, restaurants, and houses are all in line. It is one of the unique experiences in Morocco- chaotic as well as colourful!
The Atlas Mountains stretch over 1500 miles and are considered one of the most rewarding and least spoilt mountain ranges in the world. Trekking the beautiful mountains is one of the best things to do in Morocco. You can either follow many long-distance routes or stick to shorter routes. You will find many tourists exploring the mesmerizing rugged mountains in the Jebel Toubkal area. The Jebel Toubkal is North Africa’s tallest peak, with a height of 13,671 feet. Isn’t it amazing? 
Are you looking for some truly different and outdoorsy activities in Morocco? Then, you should not miss out on the trek through the Torta Gorge. The hike is a bit challenging but has become very popular among the travellers looking forward to climbing the canyon.
One of the best places to visit in Morocco that will leave you in awe is The Grand Hassan II Mosque. It is a popular attraction located in Casablanca. You will feel as if you have entered a historical masterpiece- the details are utterly impressive. After all, the mosque was crafted with the diligence and hard work of thousands of Moroccan artists' over five years! You surely will get enthralled by the beautiful mosaic patterns, wooden ceilings, plaster mouldings, and marble columns in the mosque. We say the place is worth leaving a sufficient time slot in Morocco’s travel itinerary. 
Well, your visit to Morocco is not going to be complete unless you have made a trip to the Sahara Desert and spent an incredible night in a desert camp in Morocco under the starry sky! It is an epic and unique experience where you can ride off into the dunes as the sunsets. Moreover, you can camp in a traditional Berber tent and enjoy an impressive Berber dinner followed by the traditional drumming around the fire. Get up early to watch the might sunrise over dunes – you will be awestruck. It is an unforgettable sight, and you are going to soak in its warmth for years!  Since so many visitors are attracted to the desert tours, there are literally dozens of camping options for an epic experience. You can choose from Erg Chebbi Luxury Desert Camp, Erg Chigaga Luxury Desert Camp, Azawad Desert Luxury Camp, Merzouga Luxury Desert Camp, etc. Staying at these camps is really fun, and you will be able to enjoy many activities such as a campfire with live music, camel riding, and sandboarding. Moreover, you can relish traditional Moroccan food.
Kasbah is located in Rabat and promises tranquillity. It is a great place to wander with its white houses and narrow streets. The place is elevated, and thus you can enjoy breathtaking views of the river and ocean. 
Missing your water sports? Fortunately, Morocco is blessed with a wide Atlantic coastline. Hence, providing many opportunities for catching waves. One of the best things to do in Morocco is to plan water sports and swimming activities. You can visit Taghazout. The place has become a surfing village where you can enjoy an exquisite surfing experience during your luxury travel to Morocco. We recommend you go there during winter for consistent and bigger waves and mild water temperatures. Browse through many surf shops and catch some waves to revive your surf practice! Another best thing to do in Morocco is to go for white water rafting and kayaking. The High and Middle Atlas are famous as a haven among water sports enthusiasts. Other worth mentioning spots to visit are Agadir, Sidi Ifni, Kenitra, Bouznika, and Mirhleft. 
If you are into windsurfing, the prime recommended destination would be Essaouira, which is crowded by an influx of tourists round the year. You can find luxury hotels and campsite pools as well for swimming. Essaouira’s beaches are popular for their relaxed atmosphere. You can enjoy the sea air and fresh fish in the market town. Here small fish stalls can be seen in the nearby main square. Various stalls are selling fresh grilled seafood that is mouth-watering in taste! 
Morocco is a unique and diverse country – one day you are exploring the deserts, other days you are surfing, and, on another day, it is possible for you to make a day trip to Roman times! For this, you will have to visit the City of Volubilis, which was the main trading centre during Roman times. Most of the ancient sites are still unexcavated, so the place has a raw feel to it. Make a day trip here and get lost in the serenity of Roman ruins, away from the hustle and bustle of the world. 
Tangiers is a history-rich city demonstrating the presence of diverse cultures and civilizations. It is a must-visit city and one of the best places in Morocco. You need to include it in your trip. The city is located at the western entrance of the Strait of Gibraltar. Spend your time here wandering through the streets to absorb the scent of ancient Morocco. 
Exploring Morocco and its activities is an intense experience. The place offers exquisite activities such as amazing rides. Résidence de la Roseraie at Ouirgane is one of the famous bases for horse-riding. You will find treks here are running into the High Atlas. If you are near Agadir, then Amodou Cheval is another option. Moreover, there are also plenty of options available for you to enjoy camel rides! |
Enjoy Local Moroccan Food
Food lover or not – Morocco is food heaven. With a diversity of dishes, you are going to savour your taste buds. There are many local dishes you need to cherish. The fragrant tajines, succulent kebabs, and hearty soups are some of the famous Moroccan culinary delights. One needs a few days to enjoy every speciality, but all are a must-try.
Tajine is a popular dish across Morocco made of lamb with almonds and prunes or chicken with lemon and olives. It is stem-cooked in an earthenware dish. The classic dish is Moroccan’s favourite food. Wherever you opt to dine in, you will see a typical starter with every meal named harira – classic spicy bean paste. As you explore more, Couscous is another unique food served in Morocco. If you want something savoury, you need to try pastilla, a meat pie with filo pastry. Moroccan love camel meat, and it is a very common ingredient in almost all dishes.
We recommend you visit Fez, also dubbed as the Culinary Capital of Morocco to experience, traditional street food. It is the third-largest city in Morocco and is a culinary hotspot. You will find a walled labyrinth of lanes with stalls here. Many traditional restaurants are now serving fusion dishes combining traditional taste with modern flavours. Moreover, the food here is cheap and extremely on budget.
Read more about Moroccan food in A Culinary Journey in Morocco
Shop Traditional Handicrafts in Morocco
Looking for some exquisite shopping experience? Traditional Morocco’s markets offer various handicrafts and souvenirs that appeal to travellers from around the globe. Colloquially, these markets are named souks, and you will be finding them in almost every town. The most famous being Fez and Marrakesh. They offer a tempting diversity of antiques and merchandise. Especially Moroccan slippers, also called babouches, are very popular souvenirs. They are made handmade from especially and locally manufactured leather. If you are looking for some home decoration items, the rugs and lanterns found in these markets are perfect Moroccan artisan workpieces. In addition to that, semi-precious stones and some authentic foodstuffs are worth spending your money on. However, a pro tip - we recommend you enhance your bargaining skills before stepping into the souks so that you can get maximum in minimum budget!
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Explore Morocco’s Culture – Meet the Locals
Tourists are very warmly welcomed in Morocco, and you will find locals are friendly and supportive. Wherever you go, you will find a lively neighbourhood. The best part is that most natives speak multiple languages (Arabic, Berber, English, and French). Therefore, the place is a heaven for tourists. While you are soaking around the beautiful sights and sounds of an amazing country, you will find an amalgamation of cultural values. They are influenced by religion and local beliefs. It is a Muslim country with Islamic values, so it is the best fit if the tourists opt for dressing modestly.
Visit Chefchaouen
Chefchaouen is an amazing city located in Morocco's northwest region, noted because of its peculiar buildings. You will be amazed by the blue-washed constructions located in the old town area. The city lanes are steep cobbled, and many weaving and leather workshops can be seen while roaming across them. Another worth mentioning landmark to visit is the Chefachouen Ethnographic Museum.
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Learn to cook traditional food
While you are meeting with the locals and soaking Morroco’s traditions, we suggest you delve into cooking and learn how to cook local food. The traditional food is actually a blend of Arabic, Turkish, Beber, and Middle Eastern cuisine. You will also find French culinary touch in some dishes. Many local raids (Moroccan houses) in Fez and Marrakesh are offering cooking classes. You can buy fresh produce from the local market and then try cooking your favourite dish. Isn’t it amazing? We hope when you return to your native country, you will be serving some exquisite classic Moroccan dish to your loved ones!
Enjoy Visiting the Meknes Medina
For an overwhelming shopping experience and a pleasant stroll, Meknes Medina is an enticing place to visit. The market is famous for selling authentic handicrafts such as hand embroideries, and you will be overwhelmed by Meknes “Damascne” ironwork.
Marrakesh
Marrakesh is a fortified Moroccan city that has become a famous tourist destination and a major business hub in Morocco. Here you will find the largest traditional market (souks) and literally find all kinds of stalls selling the diversity of products to the tourists – from traditional Berber rugs to different electronic items. If you are a shopaholic, give Marrakesh market a try.
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