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Morocco’s diverse heritage has touched each pocket of the country differently in terms of its culture, architecture and atmosphere. In the Atlas Mountains, Amazigh people dwell in villages that cling to the sides of steep, green valleys, their way of life relatively untouched by the modern world. Marrakesh, with its blend of European, Arabic, Jewish and Amazigh cultures, is a whirlwind of activity as people sell their wares in the kaleidoscopic souqs. Then there’s the ancient city of Fez, whose narrow, high-walled alleys hide peaceful riads set around opulent courtyards.

Our specialists have sought out the best places to visit in Morocco and can help you decide where to go on your tailor-made trip.