Jemaa el-Fna Square, Marrakesh

Marrakesh’s main square is indeed a mosaic of pleasant madness. See snake-charmers, musicians, acrobats, shops, restaurants, and a dizzying bustle that a traveler holds dear. From morning until night, the activity here is astounding and sure to be a highlight.

Ait Ben Haddou

This UNESCO protected site is a red mudbrick masterpiece of history and Hollywood fame. The group of earthen buildings and houses are reinforced by defensive walls and corner towers showcasing the remains of a former caravan stopping point along the Sahara to Marrakesh.

Medina of Fez

Although no longer the capital, Fez remains the country’s cultural and spiritual center, and the old town preserves a living history of residences, monuments, alleyways, commerce, and pretty much everything in between, making this arguably one of the most notable places in the world to get lost - and then found again. The experience in the medina of Fez is a highlight for many; it’s colorful, rich in life, and truly a joy to the eyes and senses.

Camel Ride in the Sahara Desert

Imagine golden sand dunes with a caravan of camels slowly moving off in the distance. Pretty nice, isn’t it? Now put yourself on one of those camels! One of the many memorable experiences you can expect on a trip to Morocco.

Walk in the Blue City of Chefchaouen

Arguably one of the most beautiful towns in Morocco (no small feat), Chefchaouen boasts bright-blue buildings, and well-kept narrow lanes, and begs for foot exploration. Expect tourists and selfie-sticks, but in a place as pretty as this, we must understand!