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This Morocco travel guide is not just about riads to stay at & sights to see. I want to help you see almost every corner of this country - from staying overnight at a luxury camp in the Sahara desert & taking a cooking class at a non-profit association, empowering women in Marrakesh, to visiting the oldest university in the world & seeing goats on trees on the way to Essaouira port town. 10 days is a perfect timeframe to explore Morocco and have an adventure of a lifetime. Structure of this guide >> - Day-by-day itinerary with 80+ interesting things to see & do, countless hidden gems, best restaurants & cafes as well as most beautiful riads to stay at; - What to do if you have more or less than 10 days in Morocco; - Essential travel tips & tricks, including travel safety tips, what to pack guide, ways to get around, the best time to visit and average costs of a day in Morocco. Follow this travel itinerary for a guaranteed set of amazing experiences and stunning vistas. You’ll save 50+ hours of research, have it for life and can access it anytime. You can also combine my saved spots & insights with your own research to craft the Morocco trip of your dreams. If you are short on time or have a few extra days - worry not, I have added a few tips for those circumstances also. If you are travelling to this gorgeous country soon, tag me in the pictures you take - @irinadoingthings - I'd love to experience Morocco again through your eyes.

Dazzling, diverse, cultural, aesthetic, bustling. Those are just a few words to describe the country of Morocco. Whether you are exploring the bustling souks of Marrakesh, the historic gems of Fez, the coastal breezes of Essaouira, the warm sand of the desert, or anywhere in between, you are bound to find incredible architecture, culture, food, and experiences. This guide is my "ultimate guide", a pay for guide that includes all my secrets and tricks for locations around the country. If you are interested in something small, check out my page and my free guides (Marrakesh, Casablanca) or more limited paid guides (Tangier, the road to Erg Chigaga). However, if you are planning a week or longer in Morocco and want the inside scoop on various cities around the country, this is your guide. Over 240 recommendations included! Covered in this guide: Marrakesh, Fez, Casablanca, Tangier, Chefchaouen, Ouarzazate/Aït Benhaddou, Erg Chigaga/M'hamid, Erg Chebbi/Merzouga, and Agadir

Unsure if you should go to Morocco? Unsure where to go? What to wear? If you should rent a car? Well think no more, we will tell you everything you need to know from our very recent experience to this wonderful country. In this guide we will share our top tips and also include links to the amazing YouTube vlogs from our trip. This guide will help you pick and chose locations you might want to add to YOUR itinerary for your next adventure!😎

Welcome to my completely unorganized but oh-so-helpful map of Morocco! An absolute smorgasbord of my own travels and research, suggestions from friends and strangers, and many treasures found along the way, this is where I compile all things Morocco for my future trips and yours. Things I particularly love that you’ll find a lot of: ☕️ Coffee shops & bakeries 🌮 Local cuisine 🏛️ Museums of all kinds 🌳 Gardens & parks 🛏️ Boutique hotels 🍕 Small regional chains with good reputations All my guides in this category are $5 per 100 places included, but since I add to these constantly, you can lock down the lowest price today and gain a lifetime access!

Have you ever wanted to go to Morocco and experience all the culture and luxuries of the city… but without breaking the bank? This is the guide for you! This guide includes: Stays Picture spots Rooftop bars and restaurants Tour and activity tips Cultural experiences And More! Morocco is a beautiful city and can be very inexpensive!

This guide will save you many hours of trying to puzzle together an optimal itinerary for your first trip to Morocco in 7 days. I just came back and my planning efforts worked out so well I decided to write it all up. If you want to discover Morocco by yourself without going on organized trips, my guide won't disappoint you. It's perfectly doable and so much more fun! I spent several days trying to puzzle together different combinations by measuring driving distances in google maps and so on, and I ended up with this perfect itinerary. When we got back, we couldn't believe how perfect our trip was. Where to stay, best spot to rent a car, the best place to get a local SIM card, two breathtaking half-day hikes, how much to pay for food or souvenirs, ... it's all in here. 🚘🌴🥾 It’s perfect for those who want to self-drive, hike in nature and explore cultural sites at their own pace while avoiding organised tours and begin crammed in a minivan for hours on end. There's really no need for that. I'm a cook so naturally I'm interested in good food, especially when there's a good value for the money to be had. I'll share my restaurant and street food recommendations together with what we paid so you have a good idea of what to expect. If you want to save many hours of researching road trip itineraries and simply want to kick-start your first week to Morocco, you won't be disappointed! This is the itinerary my friends are all asking me about and you'll understand why.

Hey there, I'll give you some tips and insights for an awesome trip to Marrakesh, one of the most popular cities in Morocco. I'll cover restaurants, places to stay, bars, and things to do. Plus, I'll share some tricks for avoiding the busy tourist times. It's the perfect plan for a 4-day adventure in the city!

Planning a trip to Marrakesh? Known as the "Red City" for the hue of its historic buildings and walls, Marrakesh is a hub of culture and tradition, where modernity and ancient customs blend. The medina is a winding maze of streets filled with the hustle and bustle of motorcycles, donkeys and vendors. For this reason, I ALWAYS recommend travelers to book at least a couple of guided excursions, at least so that they can get their bearings. I've had so many friends (who are avid travelers themselves) take the same approach with seeing Morocco as they do with Lisbon; arrive and see what happens. And then they come back saying that Morocco was just not their cup of mint tea. Don't do that. Morocco is a wonderful place to explore if you do a little preparation in advance and get some guidance. This FREE 3 day city guide will help you narrow down all the wonderful things there are to do and see and make sure you're not missing out on memorable experiences during your time in Marrakesh. This guide includes 👉 Detailed outlines of what you should do each of the 3 days 👉 10 tour suggestions 👉 3 hammam recommendations 👉 10 hotel recommendations 👉 11 restaurant recommendations

Gateway to Africa, Morocco welcomes you with its profound diversity, between legendary mountain ranges, labyrinthine medinas and boundless deserts. If I were asked what I remember of my trip to Morocco I wouldn’t know how to answer in words but I will try to give here a description of the places I visited, the people, the wild nature that hosts mountains, hills, deserts, the sounds and noises, the aromas, spices and colors of this wonderful country.

Casablanca gets a really bad rap. The vibrant, messy, energetic, and hectic economic hub of Morocco, most visitors begin their trip in the city. In their zeal to get Moroccan tajines, tiles, and mint tea, they flock to places in the Medina and get an underwhelming and negative view of the city. Casablanca is not Marrakesh, Fez, or even Tangier. It has a treasure trove of activities, especially if you've been to some of the historic cities and are looking for a change of scenery. So if you're looking for a great experience taking in the sights of modern Morocco, here I present my perfect day in Casablanca. FEATURED ON THATCH'S MAILING LIST

Food is an important part of any destination, and Marrakesh is no exception. Some of the most stunning scenes I saw during my visit involved seeing local vendors selling slews A-tier quality ingredients in the streets: vegetables, fruits, meats, you name it, they sold it. Dining in Morocco is a love hate relationship for me. The best Moroccan food is eaten at home. Chances are you won't get an invite for couscous with a Moroccan grandmother. To get "Moroccan cuisine" you end up going to touristic restaurants. Some are good, some are mediocre. If you ask a Moroccan for a restaurant tip, you'll get directed to an Italian restaurant or somewhere serving "exotic" foreign food that you could probably get at home. That said, Marrakesh's restaurants - even the touristic ones - offer an immense array of culinary experiences. Between "sha'abi" low level cuisine, fine dining for tourists, and non-Moroccan restaurants you are sure to find a great array of food. This guide aims to give some restaurant recommendations: first with super authentic food, second with some more modern or fine dining Moroccan options, and finally with some non-Moroccan options within the city. NOTE: I cannot verify sites will not be closed due to the earthquake. I have added some links to donate to charities assisting relief efforts in Morocco below.

I love Tangier. In a country where "relaxing" and "cities" don't usually mix, the Mediterranean air, sandy beaches, and craggy cliffs gives Tangier a certain laissez-faire vibe that Marrakesh, Fez, or Casablanca could only dream of. I like to say it's as though Morocco, France, and Spain had a baby featuring each country's best parts. It doesn't matter if you're in the old parts of the Kasbah or Medina, the Corniche, or in the west by Cap Spartel. It's magnificent. In this article, I (hope to) show off the best sites of Tangier by location along with some good points about logistics and hotel recommendations. Need anything more? Feel free to reach out via my page or via my website!

This 10-day itinerary offers a unique and unforgettable way to explore the diverse landscapes and cultures of Morocco, with stunning scenery, fascinating history, and delicious local cuisine every step of the way.

Spend a day in Chefchaouen, Morocco. Known as The Blue Pearl, this small town boast with culture, food, hospitality and abundance of Instagrammable spots.

Marrakech (aka the Red City) lies at the heart of Morocco, brimming with centuries-old history and vibrant culture. Framed by the stunning Atlas Mountains and steeped in rich traditions, the city dazzles with its lively souks, fragrant courtyard gardens, and the hustle and bustle of daily life. From the iconic Jemaa el-Fnaa square, alive with storytellers and snake charmers, to the serene majesty of its palaces and mosques, Marrakech offers a tapestry of sensory experiences. But the city can be overwhelming! We're here to help you navigate and uncover some of Marrakech’s swankiest riads, atmospheric cafes, farm-to-table restaurants, boutique shops, and all the ungoogleable, offbeat places that make a city come to life. Our handpicked selections are more than just cookie-cutter recommendations; each place is chosen with a keen eye for design, aesthetics, and sustainability. So, what's in the guide? Here's a glimpse: - 16 handpicked conscious boutique hotels/riad - 9 favorite spots for coffee & nibbles - 9 favorite lunch spots - 14 favorite dinner spots - 7 cool bars + night clubs - 7 suggested places to walk + explore - 6 must-see sites - 7 spots for art and design lovers - 9 off-the-beaten-path experiences in and around Lisbon - 10 cool shops we love Enjoy and happy trail blazing!

If you've already read my Essaouira Travel Guide, you've probably noticed that after I visited this city, I continued my Moroccan trip in Marrakech. The peace and quiet of Essaouira gets traded for one of the busiest city's of Morocco, Marrakech! I've spend about 6 days in and around this city and I loved every part about it. So if you're planning on visiting Marrakech, let me give you all the tips you need to know!

If there’s one thing I want to say about Morocco, it’s that the country is full of surprises. It’s a North African powerhouse with sprawling souks, endless tanneries, and hectic Medinas. But it’s also a place of quiet oases, snow-capped mountains, and a stunning coastline. And when in Morocco, Marrakech is a can’t-miss city. We took our 3 young kids to Marrakesh and that visit came with a lot of surprises. We were worried about taking our kids at first but quickly realized that Marrkech had so much to offer for families. In this guide, you will find some of our best recommendations on where to stay, what to do and places to eat when traveling to Marrakech with your family.

How to make the most of your trip to Morocco if you have limited time and what to maximize each day!

All you have to know before you visit the Sahara Desert without a tour: ✨Personal experience: Traveling as a digital nomad and female traveler living in the desert for 1 week. 🚌 Traveling from Fez or Marrakech. 🚆How to move around and where to book your transportation online (Directly from the guide) 📍Precise location of the stations and stops. ✨Where to stay and how to book your accomodation. 💫All the options you can have for food, for all the budgets ⛺️ Staying in a desert camping: the true about it 🌟Local experiences you can have while staying in The Sahara. And because I want you all to have the best experience of your travels, by getting this guide you will also have acces to ⚡️SPECIAL Q&A because I’m sure you could have lot of questions about many other ideas that could come to your mind after all the info I will give you in this guide. You can have a special Q&A session with me. This could be an ONE TIME audio message or an email of max. 5 questions to help you clear any doubts about traveling in Morocco. ⚡️SPECIAL FREE local experience with the family I was with during my time in the desert. And last but not least! ✨ Lifetime access to any updates with an Thatch interactive map since I am already planning to be back in Morocco this year. Follow me for travel inspiration on IG @sandraortiz_r ✨ Hope to see you soon, Sandra!

Looking for a customized itinerary for your upcoming trip, but you don’t want to research yourself? I can create an itinerary for you that would include recommendations on: - Where to stay and eat - What to see - Transportation tips It will be based on your preferences and budget. Check out example of a weekend in Vienna. After you pay a deposit of €10, I will send you a form and questionnaire to fill. The itinerary will be published in a week on Thatch and available for your purchase. The cost of itinerary = €25 per day * number of days requested + deposit of €10. I’ve been to more than 80 countries as a solo traveler and as a parent, I travel constantly for more than 15 years, exploring new places. I am specializing in the following areas and can create cross country itineraries: - Europe, including islands (UK, France, Italy, Netherlands, Belgium, Austria, Portugal, Spain, Albania, Malta, Czech Republic, Montenegro, Switzerland, Turkey) - Middle East (Jordan, Israel, Lebanon) - Central Asia (Georgia, Armenia, Azerbaijan) - Africa (Morocco, South Africa, Seychelles) - Asia (Thailand, Myanmar, Vietnam, Indonesia, Philippines, Singapore) - South America (Chili, Argentina, Colombia, Mexico) - Central America (trip through multiple countries)