Morocco
With its desert dunes, mountain villages, and vibrant souks, Morocco is full of contrast. Wander the medinas of Fez and Marrakech, ride camels in the Sahara, hike the Atlas Mountains, or surf in Essaouira. Uncover the magic with our Morocco travel guides.
Morocco Travel Guide
Amazigh, Arabic, African, Jewish, and Mediterranean cultures collide beneath the scorching skies of Morocco, where world-famous cuisine, historic charm, and nine UNESCO World Heritage Sites…
Morocco : Tourism Insights
Meryem Bennouna, Director – UK, Ireland, and Nordics at the Moroccan National Tourist Office, discusses the growth and evolution of the country’s tourism offering in…
Moroccan Gastronomy in Focus
Moroccan gastronomy fuses the bold and vivacious flavours of the country’s Arab, Mediterranean, and French influences, extending far beyond the typical.
Morocco Travel Guide
Amazigh, Arabic, African, Jewish, and Mediterranean cultures collide beneath the scorching skies of Morocco, where world-famous cuisine, historic charm, and nine UNESCO World Heritage Sites come together.
Morocco : Tourism Insights
Meryem Bennouna, Director – UK, Ireland, and Nordics at the Moroccan National Tourist Office, discusses the growth and evolution of the country’s tourism offering in recent years.
Morocco : Outlook Recommends
From world-class gastronomic experiences to camel treks in the Sahara, Outlook Recommends the best things to do in Morocco.
Moroccan Gastronomy in Focus
Moroccan gastronomy fuses the bold and vivacious flavours of the country’s Arab, Mediterranean, and French influences, extending far beyond the typical.
Morocco : Landmark Attractions
From the blue city of Chefchaouen to multi-tiered waterfalls, we highlight the landmark attractions from across Morocco.
Getting To and Around Morocco
Travelling to Morocco from most parts of Europe is straightforward, with multiple options available to suit various preferences and budgets.
Fez : The Foodie Capital of Morocco
The Outlook Team explores preparing a feast in the atmospheric heart of Fez, the foodie capital of Morocco