1- Chefchaouen and the Rif Mountains "the Blue Moroccan City"
Chefchaouen is one of the most beautiful towns in Morocco and attracts many travelers worldwide because of its unique blue walls. The Rif Mountains are in the background, creating picturesque scenery.
Indeed, the Medina of Chefchaouen has much to see, such as Mosques, Scenic Waterfalls, and overwhelming Mountains. Exciting activities are on the package, so it is available in Moroccan style if you are searching for thrilling, unique adventures.
2- El Badi Palace in Marrakech
One of the magnificent landmarks in Morocco was built in the 16th century by Sultan Ahmed al-Mansour to memorialize the victory of the Battle of the Three Kings against the Portuguese. The Palace has a lot to explore, like the beautiful terraces, pools, and many rooms built in the Moroccan style of architecture.
It is a remarkable historical site that entices tourists from different countries to see this long-standing Palace.
3- Merzouga Desert
It would help if you didn’t tour Morocco without visiting Merzouga, a small desert town considered one of the highlights of any round trip.
You can go hiking, camping on the dunes, or riding a camel to experience the fantastic scenery of the desert. Whatever your chosen adventure, this unique spot will be enjoyable and energetic.
4- Madina of Essaouira
It is a lovely, attractive small town considered a significant heritage site in the late 18th century. It is a popular place for travelers due to its beautiful beach and port, decorated with blue boats and nets; it is a charming scene to see.
5- The Atlas Mountains
The Berber know a series of mountain peaks in northwestern Africa in Morocco as "Idraren Darren." It has exceptionally high cliffs, reaching a towering 4,167 meters (13,671 ft) at its highest point.
Indeed, the Atlas Mountains are a beautiful spot for many activities, such as hiking or camping. So, if you'd like to try a new adventure, tour the Atlas Mountains.
6- Hassan II Mosque
A marvelous feat that portrays the incredible designs of Arab Muslims, it was built in Casablanca, Morocco. Also, it is the second-largest mosque in Africa and the seventh in the world.
Its minaret rises to 200 m in height and has a 30km laser directed toward Mecca. Unquestionably, it is one of the most stunning religious masterpieces in the world.
7- VOLUBILIS
According to the relic of settlements from the pre-Roman period in Morocco, Volubilis is one of Morocco's most remarkable archaeological venues and became a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1997. The ruins of Volubilis show a rousing scene of the city that once was the capital of the Kingdom of Mauritania, which later became one of the cities of the Roman Empire.
8- Dades Valley
Enchanting Dades Valley, close to Boumalne du Dades, is one of the fantastic landmarks in Morocco. When you tour the Dades Valley, you will see a gorgeous beauty scene: the Dades Valley is submerged in green, as the Dades River originates in the High Atlas Mountains and flows into the Dra River, Morocco's largest river.
9- Bab el Mansour
Bab el Mansour is a large triumphal arch-style gate in the Morrocan city of Meknes. The Sherry Bab Mansour Gate was portrayed as a horseshoe-shaped arched gate, and its 52-foot-tall wooden gate stands out in the vast El Hedim square. Indeed, it is a unique top attraction and one of the most impressive scenes you must head through on your Morocco tour.
10- Ait Ben Haddou
Ait Ben Haddou is a conserved example of a ksar, a Berber mud settlement in Morocco. It was built ten centuries ago and is surrounded by palm groves, mountains, and rivers. Indeed, it is a great building that shows simplicity and solidity and is considered a beautiful, perfect model of traditional life in southern Morocco.
Morocco sightseeing is a breathtaking journey that will let you discover new, exciting places and learn more about its remarkable history.
