The best tours in Morocco

Morocco is best visited by deciding whether you are more interested to visit the city to know the extensive history of the country, or visit more local off-the-beaten track, as the High Atlas mountains, Asilah and perhaps Essaouira. For those who want a bit of both, can be conceived an eclectic mix if you plan your trip carefully. Visiting ancient sites and the Berbers of Morocco is just a little bit of research on.

On the Atlantic coast: Our first stop for the best places to visit in Morocco is in the region on the Atlantic coast. The Atlantic coast is composed of many popular towns including Casablanca, Rabat, Tangier and Tangier. The Atlantic coast was an important aspect of Morocco's economy for trade routes, fishing exports, along with textiles and industrial goods (as phosphate), which is exported outside the country.

Between Rabat and Tangier, Moulay Bousselham is a great stopover on your way North or South. the beach is worth at least a day. Blue Lagoon, a top site for bird watchers to see numerous species in Morocco, is well known for species not found elsewhere. The National Park is accessible by boat and is composed of a total of 7300 hectares. Every year waterfowl, wild birds, waders and flamingos visit the small island. The lagoon is 50 cm to 4 feet deep depending on where you are. Most of the water that fills the lagoon is sea water, while part of it comes from the Oued Dredr. December to January (and also in February) is the best time to visit the National Park for bird watching.

In the city of Asilah relaxed Beach, with all its Spanish influence you will find a Hotel with art gallery right on the water's edge, miles of sandy beach and a hiding place called Paradise Beach. This site is best visited in the off season and photos at sunset are the stuff of dreams.

The Mediterranean coast:

Mediterranean coast includes everything North of Rif Mountains. The Rif Mountains are not high-altitude hiking as the High Atlas in Morocco, but provide a bit of walkabouts pleasant for visitors. The Rif Mountains are also home to the city of Chefchaouen, blue that was once a Jewish settlement.

Grottes de Hercules:

Beyond the crossing of frontiers shaded out of Tangiers ferry are some spectacular beaches that are overflowing with absolutely in the months of July and August. Outside the city, two places worth visiting are the Grottes de Hercules (a cave of the mythical value) and Cap Spartel (where the Mediterranean and the Atlantic Ocean meet) are the best places to visit in the northernmost point of Morocco.

The imperial cities and High Atlas:

The imperial cities of Morocco are those who once held (and still hold) royal valor. These cities were once the seat of the Kings and dynasties that once ruled the Kingdom. These cities include Rabat, Meknes, Fez and Marrakesh. Fez and Marrakesh are most probably the best imperial city to visit if you need to manage your time in Morocco. Fez, be sure to take a tour of the medina, a heritage that consists of more than 9,000 streets, roads and rocks. The city is safe enough for travellers also soloists; Although some shady characters can come at night. It is better to return to your hotel or riad (converted guesthouse) before too late, usually around 21:52

Marrakesh, Morocco, is red hot (temperature and places to visit) and busiest venues throughout the country. Its worth one or two days and two nights, to the maximum. Most tourists come on budget flights to Morocco from Europe to spend the weekend. The lively Djem Al Fna (main square) comes to life with fortune tellers, acrobats, stalls and other suppliers from dusk until dawn 360 days per year. True coffee square and several restaurants serve good food to buy.

Outside of Marrakech is one of the most fascinating places of Morocco, the High Atlas mountains. Visiting the Berber villages lining the valleys lush makes you feel distant Tibet. The Ourika valley is probably the most famous, although hikers going up to the top of Mount Toubkal usually begin in Imlil and farther along in the army. Several companies run trekking up Toubkal, so it is better to find a tour operator in Morocco who has experience and is willing to offer several options to see the hidden parts of the High Atlas.

(Monte) Jbel Toubkal is the highest mountain in Morocco. The Summit is at 4167-meters (13,000 feet) in height. Every year thousands of tourists come to Marrakech to go on day two to ten High Atlas Trek in order to reach the Summit of Toubkal. Most have to acclimate to high altitudes of overnight at Basecamp the Neltner before they are able to trek to the top.

Essaouira, which is not an imperial city, is the refuge of an artist for the music, light and perfect photo opportunities. During the windiest months of this small town is also an ideal place for water sports enthusiasts who want to windsurf or kitesurf. Essaouira, wind capital of North Africa, leads in all types of tourists who want to really lay back and enjoy the Sun and a wonderful experience full of Souk medina (goods areas) sells anything from leather goods, argan oil, inlaid precious (and somewhat protected) of wood products.

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