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10 riads to stay at least once in Morocco

Inspired by the Muslim vision of paradise, riads are traditional Moroccan houses that have been renovated as guest houses or hotels, and have been very popular with tourists since...

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Morocco

Farniente, surfing, yoga... head for Taghazout, a chic bohemian resort

Taghazout (pronounced "Tarazout"), which has long remained a secret, was first frequented by the hippy community before becoming the seaside resort it is today. This typical little...

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Morocco

From Fez to Chefchaouen, a week in northern Morocco

Far less well known than Marrakech, Agadir or Essaouira, the towns of northern Morocco are well worth a visit for their diversity of landscapes, their typical crafts and the wide range...

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The Moroccan Atlas

Top 9 of the most beautiful accommodation with swimming pool in the Atlas mountains

A holiday in the Moroccan Atlas is a time for contemplation. Whether you explore the Anti-Atlas, the Middle Atlas or the High Atlas, beauty is everywhere. This mythical mountain range...

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The Moroccan Atlas

7-day roadtrip in the Moroccan High Atlas

Nicknamed the "roof of Morocco", the High Atlas is one of Morocco's largest regions. It is one of the three parts of the Moroccan Atlas range, along with the Middle Atlas and the Anti-Atlas....

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The Moroccan Atlas

5 Berber villages to discover in the heart of the Moroccan Atlas mountains

If the big tourist cities no longer hold any secrets for you, it's time to look further afield, to remote regions that still abound in hidden treasures and authentic places. Morocco...

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Agadir

The Souk El Had, the mythical market of the Moroccan kingdom

The city of Agadir is home to the largest souk not only in Morocco but also in Africa. It is one of the most legendary places to visit. It covers an area of 11 hectares and has more...

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Agadir

The most prestigious hotels in Agadir

Holiday clubs and hotels make Agadir the second most popular tourist destination in Morocco. Although close to its traditions, the city has continued to modernise since the 1960 earthquake,...

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Agadir

A weekend of discovery in Agadir

Breathtaking landscapes, dazzling hotels and a year-round warm climate. Agadir never ceases to impress, and its tourism continues to grow. A lively town in summer and rather quiet...

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Casablanca

The 6 most beautiful riads in Casablanca

Experience a unique and luxurious stay in Casablanca by staying in a riad or hotel that captures the spirit of these typical Moroccan establishments. Who doesn't dream of being immersed...

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Casablanca

Discover Casablanca and the surrounding area over two days

Visiting Casablanca for just two days can be a real headache: between the numerous beaches and cultural sites of interest, there's no shortage of things to do, and you'll be spoilt...

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Casablanca

Spend a day at the Morocco Mall

If you're looking for a day of shopping and family activities, Morocco Mall is the place to be. This gigantic complex covers an area of 190,000 m² and offers a range of 350 shops featuring...

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Marrakech

The Day Pass package, a timeless interlude in a sumptuous palace

When you book a getaway to Marrakech, it's above all to relax and unwind. What could be better than spending a lazy day beside a magnificent swimming pool in one of the red city's...

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Marrakech

4 timeless days in Marrakech

The imperial city in western Morocco has nothing to envy its seaside cousins. Cosmopolitan and radiant, Marrakech is a concentration of wealth and light. The noise, the comings and...

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Marrakech

The 10 most beautiful riads in Marrakech

Marrakech means "land of God" in Berber, one of Morocco's official languages. But the city has inherited another name because of the ochre colour found on all its walls: the red city....

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Morocco

Ignored by tourists, this Moroccan seaside town has nothing to envy Tangier or Agadir! (And it's accessible by direct flights)

Situated by the sea, Rabat, the capital of Morocco, is a little-known treasure, overshadowed by the bright lights of Tangier and Agadir. Yet this picturesque city offers an authentic...

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