Marrakech
Marrakech combines culture, logistics and fast access to the désert, the mountains and the coast. Here is why it remains the strongest premium base for a smooth Morocco journey.
Morocco destinations
Choose the right destination
Each destination opens a different way to experience Morocco. Keep only the useful cues to choose the right atmosphere, pace and travel base.
Agafay
Less than an hour from Marrakech, Agafay does not promise Sahara dunes but a stone desert, striking sunsets and a real sense of escape if you choose the experience well.
Agadir
A light, almost milky mist still clings to the masts of the boats in the marina as the first rays of sunlight pierce the horizon. The air is thick with that distinctive iodine humidity of the Souss-Massa coast, a blend o
Essaouira
UNESCO-listed blue-and-white medina, Atlantic ramparts, a working fishing port and constant wind: Essaouira is the perfect antidote to Marrakech.
Ourika
The Ourika Valley offers waterfalls, Berber villages and terraced gardens less than an hour from Marrakech. The most accessible gateway into the High Atlas.
Ouarzazate
Between the Atlas and the Sahara, Ouarzazate brings together Aït Ben Haddou, film studios and the Kasbah trail. The essential stop for any crossing of deep Morocco.
Merzouga
Merzouga, the gateway to the Moroccan Sahara: the monumental dunes of Erg Chebbi, a desert camp night under the stars, and everything you need to plan your adventure in the deep south.
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Ouzoud
At 150 km from Marrakech, the Ouzoud Falls plunge 110 metres into a lush gorge. Barbary macaques, ruined mills and permanent rainbows: an exceptional natural site.
Zagora
Zagora, the historic cradle of the Draa Valley: a dense palm grove, earthen kasbahs, the famous Timbuktu sign, and the gates of the rocky desert.