Rich in history and tradition, Morocco is a true melting pot—which is immediately evident in its food, arts, culture and the people that call it home. With an emphasis on hospitality and storytelling, visitors are invited to explore its souks (markets), stunning landscapes and vibrant cultures, all of which show off the many influences that have shaped Morocco and made it such a welcoming destination.
Trip Highlights:
- Majorelle Garden & Berber Museum Visit: Marvel at the masterpiece of this artist’s landscape garden that is home to exotic botanical species. Also see the amazing historical collection from the most ancient North African people, the Berbers.
- Ait Benhaddou Visit: Snap a photo of this historic village—a UNESCO World Heritage Site—along the former caravan route between the Sahara and Marrakech that is an excellent example of Moroccan earthen clay architecture.
- Bike or Walk in the Oasis: Start your day with an energizing bike or walk across the unpaved oasis roads that take you through a welcoming Moroccan community who will share their stories with you.
- Sunset Camel Ride or Dunes Hike: Create incredible memories as you take in a stunning Saharan sunset while crossing the desert dunes from atop a camel or on foot.
- Pottery Cooperative Visit: Be a part of the medina art scene story on a visit to a ceramic cooperative, where you’ll take the wheel in a hands-on pottery-making and painting experience.
- Fes Medina Tour: Traverse the brick alleyways of the world’s oldest and largest medina, where you’ll visit a local tannery and see locations that served as inspirations for the Morocco Pavilion at EPCOT.
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