Moroccan Trip-Travel-Tours

05/10/2015

Besoin de verdure ? Prenez la route en direction de la vallée de l’Ourika, à seulement quelques dizaines de kilomètres de Marrakech. La nature est à couper le souffle. Pendant quelques jours, décou...

18/03/2015

Il n’y a pas de doute, le Maroc a tout. Une riche culture (mélange d’arabe, berbère, et d’autres influences africaines et européennes), une histoire ancienne

28/02/2015

Selon un article paru hier dans le quotidien français « Le Monde », le Maroc ne figure pas dans les pays sur la liste rouge du Quai D’Orsay. Le Maroc est un pays sûr sauf certaines zones. Après l’enlèvement d’une ...

28/02/2015

16/02/2015

مراكش - مدرسة بن يوسف GoPro الجزء الأولThe Ben Youssef Madrasa was an Islamic college in Marrakech, Morocco, named after the Almoravid sultan Ali ibn Yusuf (...

04/02/2015

Marrakech est de loin la première destination touristique du Marrakech : son paysage magique au pied de l'Atlas enneigé, ses remparts ( presque millénaire)

24/01/2015

Une des plus grande épreuve sportive dans l'agenda de Marrakech est le Marathon ! Cette année, il s'agira de la édition du Marathon de Marrakech 2015 qui se

14/01/2015

...in short: come to Marrakech!

14/01/2015

Morocco appears in Frobes’ list of the 10 Coolest Places to Visit in 2015, announced last week.

15/12/2014

24/11/2014

Wishing a good start of week for all of you :)

16/11/2014

The amazing city: ESSAOUIRA

08/11/2014

5 Best Places to Visit in Morocco:
5-Essaouira:
Situated on Morocco’s Atlantic coastline, Essaouira is one of the nation’s most popular beach destinations. White-washed homes sporting cobalt blue shutters provide a scenic backdrop for breezy seaside adventures, which include kitesurfing and windsurfing. The city’s medina features crafts made using centuries-old techniques, including thuya wood carving and cabinet making. Essaouira, formerly called Mogador, is a natural port. It’s been prized as such since the 1st century, when the protected bay provided anchorage for Romans trading for the purpura shells.

4-Fes:
Fes, or Fez, is a former capital of Morocco that is now the country’s third largest city. Home to University of Al-Karaouine, the world’s oldest university, Fes is an ancient city that still retains two old medinas. Travelers may want to begin their visit by walking through the Fes el Bali medina, where goods are transported by donkeys and handcarts. With a population of about 150,000 inhabitants, the medina is the largest carfree urban area in the world by population. Traditional adobe homes and courtyards ornamented with mosaic tiles line a maze of narrow streets and alleys filled with souqs and shops. Fes is also famous for dyed leather goods. Several places are limited to Muslims, but just viewing the striking exteriors makes the trip worthwhile.

3-High Atlas:
The High Atlas is a mountain range that runs from the coast of Morocco towards Alergia. The range includes Toubkal National Park, which contains the Morocco’s highest peak, Jbel Toubkal (4,160 meters/13,670 feet). The Berber village Imlil is a good place to start the climb of Toubkal. The tallest mountain range in North Africa, the High Atlas offers outdoor recreation opportunities year round, from snow sports in the winter to hiking in the summer. One of the best places to visit in Morocco is the Todra Gorge in the eastern part of the High Atlas, near the town of Tinerhir. Both the Todra and neighboring Dades rivers have carved out steep cliff-sided canyons through the mountains. The last 600 meters (2,000 feet) of the Todra gorge are the most spectacular. On the edge of the High Atlas Mountains is Aït-Benhaddou, a traditional Mud Brick city that has appeared in many movies including Lawrence of Arabia and Gladiator.

2-Merzouga:
Merzouga is a small village in southeastern Morocco not too far from the border with Algeria. It’s on the tourist route because of its proximity to Erg Chebbi, sand dunes created by winds that reach up to 150 meters (500 feet) high. Travelers looking for a unique experience might want to take an overnight camel ride through the wavy, deep reddish-orange dunes. Most group tours end up at a pre-setup camp at the base of some very large dunes, where the various tour operators have their Berber tents set up. Dinner will be cooked here, perhaps some music played, and visitors can frolic on the sand dunes under zillions of stars.

1-Marrakech:
Marrakech, Formerly one of the country’s imperial cities, Marrakech is sometimes referred to as the Red City because of its sandstone buildings. During the 1960s, Marrakech was known as a “hippie mecca,” attracting famous celebrities such as The Beatles, Yves Saint Laurent and the Rolling Stones. Comprised of beautiful old architecture and courtyards of orange, palm, apricot and olive trees, Marrakech today is still one of Africa’s most popular tourist destinations. The best way to sample its charms is to take off walking through the medina: watch a snake charmer, haggle over an old carpet, eat local delicacies such as sheep’s head or have a massage in a public bath. Other possibilities include strolling through the Jardin Majorelle, a botanical garden that blends art deco and Moorish features, and sipping mint tea at a traditional tea house.

04/11/2014

it’s time to travel further afield to discover more of the magic of Morocco. Marrakech sits in the foothills of the snow-capped Atlas Mountains, North Africa’s chain of mountains. Imlil village has a variety of shops and "pensions" as well as being a base for guides and trekking parties. The route to Toubkal starts in the village. Its a progressive community and monies from tourism go into a variety of projects organised by the Village associations such as litter collection, disposal and other projects in the way.

03/11/2014

The International Association of Golf Tour Operators (IAGTO) has named the Moroccan city of Marrakesh as the best Golf destination for 2015 in Africa and the

02/11/2014

One of the most fascinating places situated close to Marrakesh towards the High Atlas Mountains is The Ourika Valley. The Ourika Valley offers the opportunity to visit Berber villages and gain an understanding of the life of these hospitable Berber mountain people which includes being welcomed into their homes and interacting over freshly made traditional Moroccan Mint tea! The contrast and diversity between the ‘pink city’ of Marrakesh and the green valley’s and fresh snow water that supplies the country with water of the mountains is a highlight that cannot be missed.

31/10/2014

The Saadian tombs in Marrakech were discovered in 1917 and were restored by the Beaux-arts service. The tombs have been a major attraction for visitors of Marrakech, because of the beauty of their decoration.
The building is composed of three rooms. The most famous is the room with the twelve columns. This room contains the grave of the son of the sultan's son, Ahmad al-Mansur. The stele is in finely worked cedar wood and stucco work. The monuments are made of Italian Carrara marble and gilding honeycomb muqarnas (decorative plasterwork) with pure gold to make the Chamber of the 12 Pillars a suitably glorious mausoleum.

29/10/2014

The Badi palace is a well known tourist attraction.
The complex contains a museum, with exhibits such as a restored 12th-century minbar that once stood in the Koutoubia Mosque.
For a number of years the Marrakesh Folklore Festival has taken place within the palace.

27/10/2014

Oh, what do we tell you about Marrakech’s souks -Amazing? Yes! But they are the perfect mixture of colour, energy, and vibrance.And it's right at the heart of the Marrakech experience. There is nothing that isn’t sold here- perfumes, spices, bags, clothes, baskets, shawls, carpets, shoes, even safety pins.
Walk from the olive souk, jam-packed with different kinds of olives, to the potters’ souk, crammed full of brightly-coloured pots, pans, and tagines. There is a surprise at every corner – brightly-coloured glassware, sheesha pipes, fragrant spices, embellished kaftans, handcrafted bags –Just say it, they have it.

24/10/2014

Menara gardens, another worth seeing monument

24/10/2014

Menara Gardens is a great attraction featured a collection of smaller gardens that surround a massive artificial lake, it provides a refreshing and welcome respite from soaring Moroccan temperatures.
Another noteworthy aspect of the Menara Gardens is the pavilion or ‘minzah’, which overlooks the pool. The pavilion provides a beautiful view of the gardens and surrounding landscape,in winter and spring you may see the snowcapped Atlas Mountains quite clearly from this point. In other months, the olive trees may prove to capture your attention more than the mountains.

23/10/2014

Located near the Djemaa el Fna, the Koutoubia Mosque is the largest mosque in Marrakech. It is famed especially for its magnificent minaret which is a point of reference for international architecture, it's the oldest of the three great Almohad minarets remaining in the world, and it’s a monumental sheet of Moorish ornament.

22/10/2014

Medersa Ben Youssef is one of the most interesting monuments in Marrakech. Named after the Almoravid Sultan Ali Ibn Yusuf, and built in 1570, The madrasah was for more than four centuries foster care for students thirst for knowledge in various sciences.Its the largest Medrasa in all of Morocco.

22/10/2014

This is where the heart of Moroco beats... This is Djemaa el-Fna square

22/10/2014

Are you looking for new adventures?
if that's the case, Moroccois the right place to startwith.
Without hasitation, come and join us to discover this marvelous land, and we will make sureyou will never regret it, Guaranteed.