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When most people think of a holiday in Morocco, they immediately picture a trip to Marrakech. However, the country has so much more to offer than just the 'red city'. Often referred to as the "Gateway to Africa", Morocco enchants visitors with its unique blend of diverse landscapes, traditions, religions and cultures. From the tranquil Mediterranean coast to the stunning peaks of the Atlas Mountains to the endless deserts, Morocco is a land of contrasts that captivates travellers.

Here are 11 destinations that offer unforgettable glimpses of Morocco's rich history and diversity - perfect stops on a Morocco tour:

1. Ouarzazate

Situated south of the Atlas Mountains, Ouarzazate is the gateway to the Sahara. A visit to this desert town isn't complete without exploring the Kasbah of Taourirt, an impressive 19th century fortress. Another highlight is a day trip to Ait Benhaddou, a UNESCO World Heritage Site.Ouarzazate Morocco©  Photo via pixabay.com  

2. Mirleft

The small coastal village of Mirleft is renowned for its quiet beaches and is a surfers' paradise. Those seeking relaxation away from the crowds will find idyllic beaches, charming cafes and tranquil hills to relax on. For those planning a beach holiday in Morocco, this is the place to be.Mirleft Morocco©  Photo via Flickr

3. Agadir

The port city of Agadir offers endless sandy beaches and seaside resorts. Its relaxed atmosphere attracts travellers and locals alike, making it the perfect place to stroll, relax and enjoy local delicacies.Agadir Morocco©  Photo via unsplash.com

4. Marrakech

A few days' holiday in Marrakech is an absolute must on a round trip to Morocco. Marrakech, one of the four royal cities of Morocco, is known for the colourful hustle and bustle in its souks, culinary highlights in Marrakech's narrow alleyways and lively markets. Especially in the evening, the main square fills up with food stalls offering Moroccan specialities such as couscous and tajine.

Marrakech Morocco©  Photo via pixabay.com 

5. Massa

Surrounded by breathtaking scenery, the remote town of Massa is a haven for nature lovers. The nearby Souss-Massa National Park is ideal for birdwatching and exploring rural life.Massa Morocco©  Photo by Vincent van Zeijst [CC BY-SA 3.0], from Wikimedia Commons 

6. Casablanca

No trip to Morocco is complete without a visit to the economic hub of Casablanca. Although it has undergone considerable modernisation, it retains much of its old charm. The old town has beautiful Moorish architecture, while the Morocco Mall offers a modern shopping experience.Casablanca©  Photo via unsplash.com 

7. Imlil

Nestled in the Atlas Mountains, the picturesque village of Imlil is a popular destination for hikers and nature lovers. It's also the starting point for climbing Mount Toubkal, the highest peak in North Africa. The tranquillity of the village and the hospitality of the locals make for an authentic experience.Imlil Morocco©  Photo via unsplash.com

8. Rabat

Morocco's capital, Rabat, is a blend of Islamic architecture and French influence. The city offers a range of cultural attractions, from its central beach and walled medina to the Udaya Kasbah.Rabat Morocco©  Photo via pixabay.com 

9. Chefchaouen

Surrounded by breathtaking mountains, the 'blue city' is a photographer's dream. The nearby mountains are ideal for hiking, while the kasbahs offer a glimpse into the region's fascinating history.Chefchaouen Morocco©  Photo via unsplash.com  

10. Tinghir

Nestled between the Sahara and the Atlas Mountains, the oasis town of Tinghir offers some of the country's most spectacular scenery. The imposing Glaoui Kasbah overlooks the town and offers breathtaking views of the surrounding area.Tinghir Morocco©  Photo via pixabay.com 

11. Essaouira

This coastal town with a European flair is famous for its beaches and historic ramparts. In summer, Essaouira becomes a watersports centre, while the old town reflects its French colonial past.Essaouira Morocco©  Photo via pixabay.com 

Memorable experiences in Morocco

Explore the medinas

A walk through a medina is a must to experience the vibrant markets and daily life. Here you'll find souvenirs that capture the diversity of Morocco.

Discover the Berber culture

The Berbers are Morocco's indigenous people and offer a unique cultural experience. Spending a few days with them is an unforgettable way to make deep cultural connections.

Camel trekking in the desert

A camel ride through the desert is a unique adventure, perfect for the thrill seeker.

Visit the Mosques

Mosques are an iconic part of the Moroccan landscape. The Hassan II Mosque in Casablanca, the third largest in the world, is particularly impressive.

Best time to visit Morocco

For most trips, the winter months are the most pleasant, especially for exploring the desert and cities. Summer is ideal for hiking in the Atlas Mountains, while a beach holiday in Morocco is best between October and April, especially for surfers.

A visit to Morocco is always a journey full of rich experiences and lasting impressions.

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