Green Morocco Travel, Sustainable Tourism with the Green Key Label
How to Travel Green in Morocco Travel and Stay at Green Key Label Properties Morocco’s unique location on the Mediterranean and it’s easy to access point to both the African and European continents have resulted in a recent tourism boom over the past decade. The location along with the combination of eco-friendly, sustainable and […]
24 Hours In Tarifa, Andalusia’s Little Morocco
24 Hours In Tarifa, Andalusia’s Little Morocco Located just 40 minutes by ferry from Morocco’s port city Tangier, Tarifa is Europe’s southernmost city and a gateway to the North African continent. It is across from the Strait of Gibraltar and faces Morocco. This small fishing village is located in the province of Cádiz, […]
8 of the Best Riads in Marrakech, Where to Stay, Boutique & Chic
Where to Stay in Marrakech: A Snapshot of the 8 Best Boutique Riads in Marrakech Moroccan Riads are the ideal place to stay when visiting Morocco. Tucked away from bustling city life, Riads serve as the perfect escape to read a book, enjoy a typical Moroccan meal, a sunset cocktail or simply decompress and take […]
An Art Deco Guide to Gueliz, Marrakech’s Trend Setting New Town
An Art Deco Guide to Gueliz, Marrakech A great way to discover the Moroccan city of Gueliz is through a guided walking tour of its Art Deco Architecture. You can spend an afternoon gallery hopping, shopping at designer boutiques, and eat your way through Marrakech’s, trendsetting new town. As one of the most sought-after Colonial cities […]
Travel Exploration Morocco Private Tours, Trip Advisor Leader 2017
Travel Exploration Morocco Winner TripAdvisor Private Tours the 2017 Certificate of Excellence. This celebratory achievement is the result of Travel Exploration’s exceptional reviews from Morocco travelers who have shared their experiences on TripAdvisor’s website. The Trip Advisor Certificate of Excellence Award is a testament to Travel Exploration’s High Standards and Service provided for couples, family, and small groups tours […]
Top 5 Things to Do on Your Trip to Ouarzazate
“See Ouarzazate and die” are feelings often expressed by Moroccans with regards to this magical city that is the door to the Sahara Desert. Located just four hours from Marrakesh, Ouarzazate is the main Berber city in the south known for its spectacular sunsets and dramatic mountain and desert scenery. Surrounded by breathtaking valleys, Ouarzazate was once crossing point for African traders seeking to reach northern cities in […]
Top 12 Things to Do in Morocco
Morocco is an exotic vacation destination. This North African country offers a rich variety of activities whether you were interested in architecture, history, the arts, food, outdoor adventure sports, or relaxation. There are a wealth of things to do for families on a vacation, couples traveling alone, and also for independent visitors who tend […]
Imagine your Journey on a Morocco Private Tour
Imagine your journey on a Morocco Private Tour. You will be whisked away in a moment’s notice to drink wine with views of the Moroccan Coast, stay inland at a the best boutique riads and hotels, a converted Palace with trickling fountains surrounded by the scent of rosewater and venture by 4×4 to a remote […]
Fes Food, Eating Well in Fes
Fes is the culinary and cultural capital of Morocco. The city of Fes is a leader in Moroccan cuisine. The ancient traditions of Fes cuisine come alive at a variety of riads and restaurants throughout the old city of Fes. New on the scene are a wide variety of boutique riads that have opened their doors to the public and are merging traditional Fassis table cuisine with French and International flavors. Morocco Travel Specialist, Alecia Cohen, takes a look at the best places to dine and experience cuisine in Fes to tempt your pallets on a Morocco Tour.
Azemmour, Your Morocco Tour Guide
Azemmour is a charming former Portugese fortified town on the great Oum Er-Rabia river 75 km from Casblanca and close to the fortified city of El Jadida which the Portugese moved to after abandoning Azemmour in 1541. The Duke of Braganza took the town in 1513 with a force of some 500 ships and 15,000 troops. It was used as a destination for shipping goods along the river. Azemmour is unspoiled and a very restful destination of character in Morocco.
