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Morocco, an Islamic country and crossroads of many influences: Phoenician, Roman, Berber, Arab, African and Mediterranean, rich in history and legends From the Mediterranean Rif to the Atlantic coast, from the heights of the Atlas to the Saharan South, Morocco offers a great diversity of landscapes, lifestyles, colors and flavors. A country that astonishes visitors, bewitches them and remains forever in their hearts and memories.

So close to Europe that only 14 kilometers separate it from Europe. Thanks to this geographical proximity, Morocco remains a link between the two continents, African and European, allowing quick and easy access to both shores at all times, whether by plane, boat, train or car. Morocco remains open to visitors from all over the world.

With 2,446 kilometers of Atlantic coastline and 537 kilometers of Mediterranean coastline, Morocco is the ideal place to practice any water sport, but its coasts also tell a long story of exchanges, conflicts and human and material flows that have shaped its future. It’s a pleasure to discover that Morocco’s origins go back to the depths of time, but this doesn’t prevent it from being authentically modern. Its shores, its coasts, its landscapes, its men and women, have inspired writers, painters and poets from Europe and elsewhere throughout the ages… Tangier, Casablanca, Essaouira, Agadir are legendary cities, but also cities that today offer all the conveniences of modern life, with their new structures and their new face, that of an expanding Morocco that leaves no one indifferent.

Inland, great cities rich in history, magic and mystery await you. Rabat, Fez, Meknes, Marrakech, ancient imperial cities, full of memories and legends, beauty and charm, reveal their secrets to patient visitors… Their narrow, winding streets, sometimes tortuous, with an exceptional luminosity, but also their boulevards and gardens always seduce natives and foreign visitors. Discover the famous Hassan Tower, the old Oudaias district in Rabat and Marrakech, the imposing Koutoubia, the Menara gardens and Djemaa El Fna square, a unique place in the world, now considered a World Heritage Site.

Morocco

Morocco has a mild, moderate climate all year round, which also allows you to enjoy its mountains, marvelous for the beauty of their landscapes and the serenity of their inhabitants. Its splendid Atlas mountain range, its verdant valleys, its rivers, the most important of which is the Sebou, its wild plains, its tranquil forests, its rivers of clear, transparent water, the diversity of its flora and fauna, its winter snows, are all living elements that invite you to relax and unwind. By car, bus, mule, skis, bike, kayak or simply on foot, you’ll enjoy unforgettable walks through the majesty of this incomparable natural environment!

But if you’re looking for a complete change of scenery, forgetfulness, peace and quiet, a meeting with yourself, Morocco also offers you the chance to discover the immeasurable world of the desert… Morocco also has its fair share of desert. The Sahara . And it’s there, not far from you, with its dunes, seas of sand, oases and starry nights that invite you to dream.

Morocco is a uniquely diverse country, with people who are welcoming and warm by nature, generous and tolerant by historical and cultural experience (given the ethnic diversity of which it is composed). Moroccans are always ready to give without necessarily expecting anything in return. This is the age-old lesson of Arab hospitality. But like its people, Morocco is willing to give up its secrets on the sly, depending on the time and patience with which you approach them. An extended stay promises more experiences and discoveries than a brief visit.

Morocco is within your reach, so come and meet it – it’s sure to welcome you!