Welcome to Morocco, a land rich in culture, shaped by the vagaries of history. Fancy a change of scenery? At any time in the year, you’ll be astounded by the wide range of experiences Morocco has to offer, from sumptuous palaces and vast gardens to the spice-scented bustle of the souks. In just a few hours, you can travel from the snow-capped peaks of the Atlas to the sands of the desert. You’ll watch in fascination as the dextrous fingers of master craftsmen fashion masterpieces of embroidery, tapestry, pottery and jewellery; each one unique in its own way and, of course, don’t forget the fabled hospitality of the locals: the coin of the realm!

In addition to its rich historical and cultural heritage, Morocco boasts other major assets. With its three thousand five hundred kilometres of sandy beaches, its forests, mountains, oases and vast Saharan expanses, the country is already naturally blessed with the perfect sporting context. But all of this is nicely rounded off by high-quality facilities and infrastructure designed to offer tourists a multitude of opportunities for sporting and leisure activities all year round.

Moroccan gastronomy is a marriage of simplicity and sophistication, cuisine fit for the most discerning of kings. Tradition and subtle blends of flavour are the order of the day here, and its best known dishes-Tajines, Couscous, Pastillas and, of course, Harira are savoured throughout the world.To get to know them better let your taste buds guide you on a mouth-watering journey through these delicious recipes, specially prepared with you in mind and good eating!
 

In Morocco, land of thrills, there is a complete programme of ceremonies and celebrations, throughout the year. Moreover, there are four types of celebrations: moveable feasts of a religious nature, based on the moon, national ones marking historical events, traditional Moussems, a mixture of the sacred and the profane and finally festivals, mainly on an international scale, opening up to the western world and certainly not to be missed out on.
 

Handicrafts constitute an essential element of Morocco’s national heritage. They are the expression of a range of folk arts preserved over the years, employing local materials, and designed for use in daily life.
Moroccan handicrafts are without doubt the most varied and colourful in the Maghreb, making use of all the readily accessible materials: clay, wool, wood, leather, metals and so on. The diversity of materials and of forms and colours, and the high standards of craftsmanship leave you spoilt for choice.
 

In addition to its rich historical and cultural heritage, Morocco boasts other major assets. With its three thousand five hundred kilometres of sandy beaches, its forests, mountains, oases and vast Saharan expanses, the country is already naturally blessed with the perfect sporting context. But all of this is nicely rounded off by high-quality facilities and infrastructure designed to offer tourists a multitude of opportunities for sporting and leisure activities all year round.