Top 5 Places to Swim & Lunch in Fes
What re the Top 5 Places to Swim & Lunch in Fes? Fes is a UNESCO city, in Morocco along with being cited as one of the oldest intellectual-spiritual capitals in the world. In 1981, Fes was inducted into UNESCO’s world heritage list for its Islamic design, architecture, souks, lively markets, madrasas, and spiritual centers. […]
3 Moroccan Hidden Coastal Towns to Visit
Morocco’s Atlantic Coast is a hidden jewel lined with white sandy beaches, picturesque towns, charming souks, and markets. The Coast is also surrounded by tiny fishing villages, farmland and dry tolerant Moroccan gardens,. The majority of Morocco’s coastal towns are untouched awaiting to be discovered. A visit to Morocco’s hidden coast will take you off […]
8 Sacred Sites in Morocco, Hidden Secrets of Sufi Zaouia’s, Mosques & Tombs
Discover 8 Sacred Sites in Morocco Morocco is steeped in mysticism and spirituality. From Morocco’s Atlantic and Mediterranean coastlines to the Sahara Desert; the kingdom is scattered with a wide range of holy and sacred sites. These holy and sacred sites are referred to as Zaouias. They are the location where Moroccan saints of Sufi, […]
Top 10 Places to Swim & Lunch in Marrakech
Summertime in Marrakech can easily reach 107 degrees and on hot days like this, it is important to know where to find a relaxing sanctuary to cool down. Our Top 10 insiders guide to where to swim and lunch in Marrakech will take you into the tranquil gardens of Moroccan riads, boutique hotels, and country […]
MACAAL, Marrakech’s New Museum Takes the Lead Introducing New Generation to Art
MACAAL, Marrakech’s New Museum Since the 1920s, Marrakech has been an enigma, attracting artists, writers, and designers from around the world. Inspired by the city’s eclectic vibe, majestic gardens and landscapes, multifaceted history, and exotic food, legends like Jacques Majorelle, Andrée Longueville, Pierre Bergé, Yves Saint Laurent, Talitha Getty, and the Rolling Stones decided to vacation […]
Top 5 Things To Do In Fes El Jdid
What are the Best Things To Do In Fes El Jdid? Exploring Fes el Jdid, the “new old medina” is essential when planning a trip to Morocco. Historically, the city of Fes was the intellectual and artistic capital. Fes is a UNESCO World Heritage site and is located northern inland with a population of over […]
Salé, Rabat’s Sister City Is On The Rise
Discover Salé, Rabat’s Sister City Morocco insiders know that Salé, a commuter town across the bridge from Rabat often gets neglected by tourists yet its rich history is worth exploring. Dating back to the 12th century, the Almohads, Spanish, Portuguese, Dutch, and Jews have all left their mark on Salé. The small, urban town […]
Morocco Ramadan Iftar Guide, Traditional Meals in Marrakech, Fes & Essaouira
Morocco Ramadan Iftar Guide Morocco has been expanding its offering for Ramadan Iftar (ftour) buffets over the past decade with the goal to attract travelers to experience a traditional breakfast and also cater to locals. If you’re planning to visit Morocco over Ramadan then you may wish to consider adding a Ramadan Iftar to […]
How to Spend a Day in the Blue Pearl of Chefchaouen
A Day in Chefchaouen Chefchaouen, also known as the Blue Pearl of Morocco, is nestled in the Rif Mountains within the northwest region of the country. Founded in 1471 by Moulay Ali ibn Rashid al-Alami, a descendant of Muhammad Ali, the town is known for its charming, winding medina, cobblestoned streets with blue-rinsed houses. […]
11 Extraordinary Places to See Islamic Design & Geometric Patterns in Morocco
Morocco is known for its extraordinary architecture that has historically been influenced by Moors and the Idrisi dynasty whose geometric designs and patterns were incorporated in all forms of buildings. Pre Islamization the Berber Kingdom set the architectural tone with mud-brick houses and kasbahs. Touring Morocco’s Imperial Cities and the grand south offers the opportunity to […]
