Destinations

Morocco's economic capital pairs Art Deco boulevards with ocean-side living, and is home to the monumental Hassan II Mosque.

Morocco's elegant capital on the Atlantic: the Hassan Tower and the Mausoleum of Mohammed V, the blue-and-white lanes of the Kasbah of the Udayas and a calm, green city made for walking.

Where the Mediterranean meets the Atlantic, just across the strait from Spain. Explore the white medina and its kasbah, sip mint tea at a historic café and watch the waves at the Caves of Hercules.

Tucked into the Rif Mountains, the Blue Pearl is all blue-washed lanes, mountain air and an easy, unhurried pace.

Morocco's spiritual and cultural heart. Lose yourself in the thousands of car-free lanes of Fes el-Bali, among its madrasas, tanneries and master craftsmen.

Our home. Nothing prepares you for the silence of the dunes: arrive by camel at sunset, dine by the fire and fall asleep under a sky thick with stars.

A fortified village of earthen houses rising above the Ounila river, listed by UNESCO and a favourite film location. The gateway to Ouarzazate and the south.

Snow-capped peaks in winter, almond blossom in spring and Amazigh villages where life follows the seasons. An easy and breathtaking escape from Marrakech.

The Red City never sits still: the theatre of Jemaa el-Fna at dusk, hidden riad gardens, a lively art scene and some of the country's best restaurants.

A breezy, laid-back port behind ocean ramparts, loved by artists, musicians and kitesurfers. Grilled fish by the harbour is mandatory.