Holidays In Morocco

Morocco has a lot more to offer than sun and sea. It is a large country with two coastlines, mountains and deserts, and wonderful historic cities. The swathes of sandy beaches on the west coast and the rolling Atlantic waves offer superb conditions for surfers and water skiers. The northern coast is gently lapped by the Mediterranean making it a family favourite. With calm waters and sun bleached sands, it is perfect for the bucket and spade brigade.

The standard of accommodation is excellent with most hotels offering five star luxury and facilities such as spas and treatment rooms. Evening entertainment is often provided by hotels with traditional music and dance. There are also lively bars and clubs where you can party into the early hours of the morning.

Moroccan souks are the place to be if shopping is your passion. There are so many shops and stalls and the choice of goods and handcrafted items is enormous. Remember to haggle for your holiday bargains.

If you are looking for a guarantee of sunshine, summer or winter, a Morocco holiday may be the answer.

Morocco Travel Tips

Why Go To Morocco?

Morocco is a very pleasant country with stunning landscapes, superb beaches and fascinating cities. Its people are very friendly and helpful, wishing only to make your stay a pleasant one. Whether you want to relax by the sea, enjoy a golfing or a sightseeing and shopping trip, there'll be a Morocco holiday for you.

Who Is Morocco Popular With?

Morocco holidays attract a wide clientele as they have something for all age groups. With a guarantee of summer sun and soft sandy beaches, many families choose to holiday on the Mediterranean coast. The more turbulent waters of the Atlantic offer ideal conditions for water sports. A choice of course awaits the golfer, and there are many other sporting facilities.

When To Go To Morocco

Morocco holidays can be taken at any time of year as the summers are long and hot and the winters are mild. Although the nights can be cold in the winter with snow on the hills, the days remain pleasantly mild, the ideal temperature for sightseeing.

Morocco Nightlife

Morocco nightlife varies from resort to resort. The larger hotels often provide evening entertainment with traditional music and dance. There are bars and clubs where you can party the night away.

Shopping In Morocco

Morocco is a haven for shopoholics as there so many opportunities for spending your dirhams and haggling is such fun. With price tagsm(if there are any), heavily inflated, expect to pay anything from one third to a half of the asking price. Popular purchases include jewellery, leather goods, carpets, pottery and embroidered linens.

Eating Out In Morocco

Morocco traditional food is a delicious blend of north African spices and fresh vegetables and meat. Hotels catering for European visitors and restaurants in the popular resorts, provide a wide range of international cuisine which caters for even the most conservative palate. Since prevention is the best medicine, drink only bottled water and avoid any unpleasant upsets