by JoAnna | Aug 30, 2010 | Atlas Mountains, Morocco Articles
If you are thinking of visiting Morocco for the trekking opportunities in the High Atlas Mountains, there is no bad time to go. Depending on what type of trek you desire and your physical abilities, you will be able to find a trek at any time of the year. There are a...
by Shelley | Aug 23, 2010 | Morocco Articles
If you’re a woman packing for your first trip to Morocco, chances are you’ve wondered what should go in your suitcase. And once you, arrive, do you know what to do when the owner of your riad is introducing you to a male relative? What’s the appropriate...
by JoAnna | Aug 11, 2010 | Morocco Articles
When you travel, do you like to poke around palaces, indulge yourself in history at a museum or sip coffee at a local café? Do you prefer to take part in extreme sports or wander through the wilderness? The beauty of Morocco as a vacation destination is that it’s a...
by Heather | Aug 4, 2010 | Morocco Articles
Laayoune is the largest town in Western Sahara, the desert region south of Morocco’s Anti Atlas Mountains. Occupied by Spain until 1974, Western Sahara remains in legal limbo as a disputed territory. After the “Green March” of November 1975—when 350,000 Moroccans...
by Amiee | Aug 2, 2010 | Morocco Articles
The Strait of Gibralter, the narrow strait that separates Spain from Morocco holds a high concentration of marine animals including several species of whales and dolphins. The strait separates the Mediterranean Sea from the Atlantic Ocean and has a unique geography,...
by Shelley | Jul 28, 2010 | Morocco Articles
If you’re like many, you start by finding out where the country’s major international airports are and search for flights from your nearest airport to those destinations to begin your trip research. However, a round-trip flight between your airport and the Mohammed V...