Explore Morocco – the gateway to Africa

Immerse yourself in a fairy-tale world

Between the Atlas Mountains and Atlantic coast, Africa and Europe …
fascinating, enchanting and vibrant

Diverse Morocco

A feast for the senses

Royal cities. Colourful markets. The world’s largest desert. Palm-filled oases. Breathtaking beaches. Rugged mountains. UNESCO-protected medinas (old towns). Aromatic spices. Tagine. Couscous. Snake charmers. Faith healers. Cliffs and caves. Camels beneath a beautiful starry sky …

Cultural abundance

Bedouins, Berbers, a bridge …

… between Africa and Europe. Echoes of the Berbers, the Roman Empire, of French and Spanish colonies that tried to take for themselves the magical land by the Atlantic and Mediterranean. Over the millennia, Morocco has been shaped by many different peoples. This is reflected in its culture, art, music, cuisine and architecture.

Between water and desert

Simply breathtaking

Explore. Admire. Switch off and soak up contrasting landscapes. Cast your gaze over the Sahara sands. Delve into the Atlantic Ocean – and the Mediterranean. Ascend the endless expanse of the Atlas Mountains. Discover centuries-old forests, oases, idyllic pastures and palm gardens. Explore Morocco. A dream in blue wherever you go …

Morocco climate and top destinations

It’s hot in the city

Explore Morocco’s hotspots

The Moroccan climate is Mediterranean to continental. The hot, dry spots (such as in Marrakesh) can be found inland, particularly in summer. The Atlantic coast has a Mediterranean feel, with warm summers and mild winters. The Atlas Mountains have a continental climate – and it can snow consistently throughout the winter. So when is the best time to visit Morocco? April to November on the coast, October to May for inland areas. Explore Morocco perfectly prepared for all its top destinations! From your swimming gear to your hiking boots …

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