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Morocco tours 8 days are an excellent way to explore the beauty and culture of this North African country. From bustling cities to idyllic beaches, Morocco offers something for everyone. With its unique blend of Arab, Berber, and European influences, … Read More

Morocco is a fascinating country with an array of culture, customs, and attractions. Local tour operators provide visitors the chance to explore all that this unique nation has to offer. Whether you’re looking for a desert adventure or a more … Read More

Merzouga is a small village located in the southeastern part of Morocco, near the Algerian border. It is famous for its large sand dunes, known as Erg Chebbi, which are a major tourist attraction and a popular destination for desert … Read More

THE BEST TIME TO VISIT MOROCCO No matter what time of year you go, Morocco has something special about it. Yes, it can get very hot in the summer, but what about the coasts you can cruise along and the … Read More

Where Can I Find Out If I Need a Visa to Visit Morocco?   Requirements for Obtaining a Visa to Enter Morocco As the most northern African country, Morocco has borders with Spain to the north, Algeria to the east, … Read More

  Attractions in Chefchaouen Chefchaouen is the “blue city” in Northern Morocco. Located in the Rif Mountains and not far from the Mediterranean Sea, this quaint little town is well worth a visit. One of Morocco’s most picturesque cities is Chefchaouen. … Read More

Shopping in Morocco: What to Buy It’s almost hard to return home from a trip to Morocco without bringing back some very remarkable keepsakes to share with loved ones. From Moroccan rugs to Leather jackets and Berber jewelry; here is … Read More

The history of the Moroccan flag and its symbolic colors Morocco flag history, When Morocco was ruled by France and Spain in the 20th century, traditional flag traditions were severely restricted, if not outright prohibited. The French modified the standard … Read More

How to prepare Moroccan tea Growing up in the Spanish colony of Ceuta in North Africa, one of my favorite family outings was to the neighboring country of Morocco, where my parents would treat me to a mint tea. Like … Read More

Fatma’s or Khamsa’s hand, in Morocco Legends and interpretations around Fatma’s hand: Who hasn’t seen Fatma’s hand grasping a doorknob or a set of keys? This worldwide emblem of safety has been adopted by people everywhere. This lovely amulet is … Read More