Culture, nature, beaches, food, family outings and free ideas: pick a town or a theme, with good-to-know tips for each destination.
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Desert
Sunset over the dunes, dinner by the fire and sunrise in the desert. Choose a licensed operator.
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Directions Desert camp night in Erg Chebbi (Google Maps, leaves Fayngo, new tab)
Nature
Mule trails, terraced villages and summit views. Check whether a guide is mandatory before you go.
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Directions Hike towards Toubkal (Google Maps, leaves Fayngo, new tab)
Culture
Metalworkers, dyers, lanterns and spices: the medina’s crafts, starting from Jemaa el-Fna square.
Verified on 24 September 2026 · Source (new tab)
Directions Walk through the souks (Google Maps, leaves Fayngo, new tab)
Culture
Vivid blue, cacti and bamboo in the garden created by painter Jacques Majorelle. Opening hours and tickets: official website.
Verified on 24 September 2026 · Source (new tab)
Directions Majorelle Garden (Google Maps, leaves Fayngo, new tab)
Crafts
Dye vats seen from the surrounding terraces: an age-old craft that is still very much alive.
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Directions Chouara Tannery (Google Maps, leaves Fayngo, new tab)
Culture
Zellige tilework, carved stucco and cedar wood: a masterpiece of the Marinid era.
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Directions Bou Inania Madrasa (Google Maps, leaves Fayngo, new tab)
Culture
One of the few mosques in the country that non-Muslims can visit, on guided tours.
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Directions Hassan II Mosque (Google Maps, leaves Fayngo, new tab)
Sport
A coastal village known for its waves, with surf schools for beginners and improvers.
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Directions Surfing in Taghazout (Google Maps, leaves Fayngo, new tab)
Food
Market visit, spices and cooking a tagine with a local cook. Offered by several providers: none is recommended yet.
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Heritage
The bastions and their cannons facing the Atlantic, then the nearby fishing port.
Verified on 24 September 2026 · Source (new tab)
Directions Essaouira’s Skala and ramparts (Google Maps, leaves Fayngo, new tab)
Heritage
Climb up to the fortified granary for a panorama over the Ounila valley.
Verified on 24 September 2026 · Source (new tab)
Directions Aït Benhaddou ksar (Google Maps, leaves Fayngo, new tab)
Heritage
White and blue lanes, an Andalusian garden and views over the mouth of the Bouregreg.
Verified on 24 September 2026 · Source (new tab)
Directions Kasbah of the Udayas (Google Maps, leaves Fayngo, new tab)
Culture
The heart of the medina: storytellers, musicians and, from late afternoon, food stalls. The “cultural space of Jemaa el-Fna square” is on UNESCO’s Intangible Cultural Heritage list.
Verified on 4 October 2026 · Source (new tab)
Directions Jemaa el-Fna square (Google Maps, leaves Fayngo, new tab)
Heritage
Its Almohad minaret, the city’s landmark, is best admired from the esplanade and nearby gardens. The prayer hall is reserved for Muslims.
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Directions Koutoubia Mosque (Google Maps, leaves Fayngo, new tab)
Heritage
A former Quranic school decorated with zellige, stucco and carved cedar around a large courtyard and pool. Opening hours and tickets: check on site.
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Directions Ben Youssef Madrasa (Google Maps, leaves Fayngo, new tab)
Heritage
A 19th-century palace with planted courtyards, painted ceilings and zellige decoration. Opening hours and tickets: check on site.
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Directions Bahia Palace (Google Maps, leaves Fayngo, new tab)
Nature
A large pool and olive grove west of the city, with the Atlas behind on clear days: a walk popular with families.
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Directions Menara Gardens (Google Maps, leaves Fayngo, new tab)
Heritage
The Saadian dynasty’s necropolis near the Kasbah Mosque, known for its intricate decoration. Opening hours and tickets: check on site.
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Directions Saadian Tombs (Google Maps, leaves Fayngo, new tab)
Walk
A UNESCO World Heritage medina whose lanes are largely car-free: souks, fondouks, workshops and fountains. An official guide helps with orientation.
Verified on 4 October 2026 · Source (new tab)
Directions Fez medina (Fes el-Bali) (Google Maps, leaves Fayngo, new tab)
Heritage
The blue-and-green tiled gate leading into the medina: the classic starting point for a visit.
Verified on 4 October 2026 · Source (new tab)
Directions Bab Bou Jeloud (Google Maps, leaves Fayngo, new tab)
Heritage
A 14th-century Marinid madrasa near the Qarawiyyin, with zellige, stucco and wood decoration. Opening hours and tickets: check on site.
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Directions Al-Attarine Madrasa (Google Maps, leaves Fayngo, new tab)
Museum
A former carpenters’ caravanserai turned into a museum of woodworking arts and crafts. Opening hours and tickets: check on site.
Verified on 4 October 2026 · Source (new tab)
Directions Nejjarine Fondouk (Google Maps, leaves Fayngo, new tab)
Nature
A historic public garden between Fes el-Bali and Fes el-Jdid: shaded paths, pools and benches for a quiet break.
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Directions Jnan Sbil Gardens (Google Maps, leaves Fayngo, new tab)
Walk
Ruins on the hill north of the medina: the best-known panorama over Fez, especially late in the day.
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Directions Marinid Tombs (Google Maps, leaves Fayngo, new tab)
Walk
The main square of the blue medina, lined with cafés, facing the kasbah and the Great Mosque: the starting point for walks through the lanes.
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Directions Outa el-Hammam square (Google Maps, leaves Fayngo, new tab)
Heritage
An ochre-walled fortress with an inner garden, home to a small ethnographic museum. Opening hours and tickets: check on site.
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Directions Chefchaouen Kasbah (Google Maps, leaves Fayngo, new tab)
Nature
At the edge of the medina, the spring and old wash-houses by the stream: a cool spot where several paths into the hills begin.
Verified on 4 October 2026 · Source (new tab)
Directions Ras el-Ma spring (Google Maps, leaves Fayngo, new tab)
Nature
Limestone Rif mountains and forests, including the Moroccan fir: hiking for a day or several, ideally with a local guide.
Verified on 4 October 2026 · Source (new tab)
Directions Talassemtane National Park (Google Maps, leaves Fayngo, new tab)
Museum
A small museum about the landscapes, wildlife and plants of the nearby national park: a good introduction before a hike. Opening hours: check on site.
Verified on 4 October 2026 · Source (new tab)
Directions Talassemtane National Park eco-museum (Google Maps, leaves Fayngo, new tab)
Walk
An 18th-century fortified medina with a regular street plan, on UNESCO’s World Heritage list: cabinet-makers’ workshops, galleries and souks to explore on foot.
Verified on 4 October 2026 · Source (new tab)
Directions Essaouira medina (Google Maps, leaves Fayngo, new tab)
Food
Blue boats, boatyards and fishermen coming back: the port is free to wander, and the fish market is right next to it.
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Directions Essaouira fishing port (Google Maps, leaves Fayngo, new tab)
Beach
A long sandy beach south of the medina. It is often windy: known for windsurfing and kitesurfing rather than calm swimming.
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Directions Essaouira beach (Google Maps, leaves Fayngo, new tab)
Walk
The ruins of a small fort lapped by the waves at the far end of the beach towards Diabat: about an hour’s walk from the medina, preferably at low tide.
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Directions Borj El Baroud (Google Maps, leaves Fayngo, new tab)
Museum
The “House of Memory”, devoted to Essaouira’s Jewish history and Jewish-Muslim coexistence, in the heart of the mellah. Opening hours: check on site.
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Directions Bayt Dakira (Google Maps, leaves Fayngo, new tab)
Nature
The great golden dunes next to the village: the first ones can be climbed on foot at sunset. Bring water and avoid the hottest hours.
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Directions Erg Chebbi dunes (Google Maps, leaves Fayngo, new tab)
Culture
A village south of Merzouga known for its Gnawa music tradition.
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Directions Khamlia (Google Maps, leaves Fayngo, new tab)
Nature
A seasonal lake at the edge of the erg: depending on rainfall it may hold water or be completely dry. Ask locally before going.
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Directions Dayet Srij lake (Google Maps, leaves Fayngo, new tab)
Nature
Morocco’s first national park, around North Africa’s highest peak: valleys, villages and mule trails starting from Imlil.
Verified on 4 October 2026 · Source (new tab)
Directions Toubkal National Park (Google Maps, leaves Fayngo, new tab)
Walk
The terraced village next to Imlil, above the valley: a short walk uphill with no technical difficulty.
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Directions Walk to Aroumd (Google Maps, leaves Fayngo, new tab)
Nature
A high-altitude ski resort in winter; the rest of the year, mountain pastures and rock engravings. Snow cover varies a lot from year to year.
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Directions Oukaimeden (Google Maps, leaves Fayngo, new tab)
Nature
A remote mountain lake, reachable only on a multi-day trek: plan it with a guide.
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Directions Lake Ifni (Google Maps, leaves Fayngo, new tab)
Heritage
An earthen kasbah in the town centre, partly open to visitors: decorated rooms and terraces. Opening hours and tickets: check on site.
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Directions Taourirt Kasbah (Google Maps, leaves Fayngo, new tab)
Heritage
A kasbah standing on a promontory above the river, a few kilometres from town.
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Directions Tifoultoute Kasbah (Google Maps, leaves Fayngo, new tab)
Nature
The reservoir east of town: stony landscapes and waterbirds depending on the season.
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Directions El Mansour Eddahbi lake (Google Maps, leaves Fayngo, new tab)
Nature
An oasis of palm trees and kasbahs on the road to the Dadès valley.
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Directions Skoura palm grove (Google Maps, leaves Fayngo, new tab)
Culture
Film studios at the edge of town where many films have been shot; set tours are offered. Opening hours and prices: ask the studios.
Verified on 4 October 2026 · Source (new tab)
Directions Atlas Studios (Google Maps, leaves Fayngo, new tab)
Nature
Rounded rock formations along the valley, explored on foot through a small canyon. Go with a local guide if you don’t know the path.
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Directions “Monkey Fingers” canyon (Google Maps, leaves Fayngo, new tab)
Nature
Narrow gorges with walls several hundred metres high near Tinghir, known for hiking and climbing.
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Directions Todra Gorges (Google Maps, leaves Fayngo, new tab)
Walk
A “new medina” built in the 20th century in neo-Moorish style: arcades, bookshops and craftsmen, best explored on foot.
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Directions Habous quarter (Google Maps, leaves Fayngo, new tab)
Food
The covered market in the city centre, known for its fish, olive and flower stalls.
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Directions Central Market (Google Maps, leaves Fayngo, new tab)
Museum
A museum devoted to the history and traditions of Morocco’s Jews: ritual objects, costumes and photographs. Opening hours and tickets: check on site.
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Directions Museum of Moroccan Judaism (Google Maps, leaves Fayngo, new tab)
Heritage
A large white 1930s Art Deco church, now used as a cultural venue.
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Directions Former Sacred Heart Cathedral (Google Maps, leaves Fayngo, new tab)
Nature
A large public park in the centre, planted with palm trees: walks, play areas and shade.
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Directions Arab League Park (Google Maps, leaves Fayngo, new tab)
Heritage
The unfinished 12th-century minaret and, opposite, the Mohammed V Mausoleum, on a wide esplanade above the Bouregreg.
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Directions Hassan Tower and Mohammed V Mausoleum (Google Maps, leaves Fayngo, new tab)
Heritage
A Marinid necropolis built on an ancient site, surrounded by gardens where storks nest. Opening hours and tickets: check on site.
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Directions Chellah (Google Maps, leaves Fayngo, new tab)
Museum
The national museum of modern and contemporary art: Moroccan collections and temporary exhibitions. Opening hours and tickets: check on site.
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Directions Mohammed VI Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art (Google Maps, leaves Fayngo, new tab)
Nature
A garden below the Kasbah of the Udayas: orange trees, flowers and quiet, a few steps from the white and blue lanes.
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Directions Andalusian Garden of the Udayas (Google Maps, leaves Fayngo, new tab)
Walk
Across the Bouregreg, a quieter medina with its Great Mosque and Marinid madrasa.
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Directions Salé medina (Google Maps, leaves Fayngo, new tab)
Family
A large zoo organised by natural habitats, including Barbary (Atlas) lions. Opening hours and tickets: check on site.
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Directions National Zoo (Google Maps, leaves Fayngo, new tab)
Beach
A city beach below the Kasbah of the Udayas, at the mouth of the Bouregreg. Follow the swimming flags.
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Directions Rabat beach (Google Maps, leaves Fayngo, new tab)
Nature
The cape at the entrance to the Strait of Gibraltar, with its lighthouse, where the Atlantic meets the Mediterranean.
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Directions Cape Spartel (Google Maps, leaves Fayngo, new tab)
Nature
A cave opening onto the ocean near Cape Spartel; its sea opening is said to resemble the shape of Africa. Opening hours and tickets: check on site.
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Directions Caves of Hercules (Google Maps, leaves Fayngo, new tab)
Museum
A medina building given to the United States in the 19th century, now a museum and cultural centre. Opening hours: check on site.
Verified on 4 October 2026 · Source (new tab)
Directions American Legation (Google Maps, leaves Fayngo, new tab)
Museum
In the former sultan’s palace (Dar el-Makhzen), a museum of Mediterranean cultures with a garden and views over the strait. Opening hours: check on site.
Verified on 4 October 2026 · Source (new tab)
Directions Kasbah Museum (Google Maps, leaves Fayngo, new tab)
Walk
A busy square between the medina and the new town, the starting point for the medina and the kasbah.
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Directions Grand Socco (Google Maps, leaves Fayngo, new tab)
Nature
A woodland park above the sea west of the city, with the Perdicaris villa and walking paths.
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Directions Perdicaris Park (Rmilat) (Google Maps, leaves Fayngo, new tab)
Heritage
The remains of the kasbah on the hill above the port, the old town destroyed by the 1960 earthquake: a view over the whole bay. Reachable by road or cable car.
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Directions Agadir Oufella Kasbah (Google Maps, leaves Fayngo, new tab)
Beach
A long curved sandy beach lined by a pedestrian promenade.
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Directions Agadir beach and promenade (Google Maps, leaves Fayngo, new tab)
Food
The city’s large walled market: fruit, spices, oils, crafts and clothes. Closed on some days: check before you go.
Verified on 4 October 2026 · Source (new tab)
Directions Souk El Had (Google Maps, leaves Fayngo, new tab)
Museum
A small museum of Amazigh jewellery, objects and traditions from the Souss. Opening hours: check on site.
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Directions Museum of Amazigh Culture (Google Maps, leaves Fayngo, new tab)
Nature
A public garden in the centre with traditional-style walls, named after Olhão, the Portuguese town twinned with Agadir.
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Directions Olhão Garden (Google Maps, leaves Fayngo, new tab)
Nature
A valley of palm trees and natural pools in Agadir’s hinterland. The pools depend on rainfall; swim at your own risk.
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Directions Paradise Valley (Google Maps, leaves Fayngo, new tab)
Nature
A Mediterranean lagoon of about 115 km² next to the city, separated from the sea by a sand bar. Its shores can be explored on foot, notably around Atalayoun.
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Directions Marchica lagoon (Mar Chica) (Google Maps, leaves Fayngo, new tab)
Food
A popular Nador market: everyday goods, fruit and vegetables, a local atmosphere.
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Directions Joutiya market (Google Maps, leaves Fayngo, new tab)
Nature
A public park in town for a green break, listed in OpenStreetMap.
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Directions Lalla Aïcha Park (Google Maps, leaves Fayngo, new tab)
Nature
A wooded massif overlooking Nador and the lagoon: pine forests, tracks and views over the coast.
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Directions Mount Gourougou (Google Maps, leaves Fayngo, new tab)
Nature
A rocky cape at the north of the peninsula, with its lighthouse and coves. Narrow road: allow time and bring water.
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Directions Cape Three Forks (Google Maps, leaves Fayngo, new tab)
Beach
A beach by the channel linking the Marchica lagoon to the Mediterranean.
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Directions Bocana beach (Google Maps, leaves Fayngo, new tab)
Beach
A coastal town east of the lagoon, on the Mediterranean.
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Directions Kariat Arekmane (Google Maps, leaves Fayngo, new tab)
Nature
A nature reserve at the mouth of Morocco’s longest Mediterranean river (about 520 km): a wetland rich in birds. Keep to the paths.
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Directions Mouth of the Moulouya (Google Maps, leaves Fayngo, new tab)
Beach
A seaside resort at the far east of the Mediterranean coast, known for its long sandy beach.
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Directions Saïdia (Google Maps, leaves Fayngo, new tab)
Heritage
Meknes’s most famous gate, covered in zellige, facing Lahdim square.
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Directions Bab Mansour (Google Maps, leaves Fayngo, new tab)
Walk
A large square between the medina and the imperial city, lively in the evening.
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Directions Lahdim square (Google Maps, leaves Fayngo, new tab)
Heritage
The mausoleum of the sultan who built Meknes; part of it is usually open to visitors: check on site.
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Directions Mausoleum of Moulay Ismail (Google Maps, leaves Fayngo, new tab)
Heritage
Moulay Ismail’s vast vaulted granaries and storehouses, near the Agdal basin. Opening hours and tickets: check on site.
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Directions Heri es-Souani (Google Maps, leaves Fayngo, new tab)
Walk
A large historic reservoir with a promenade, popular for an evening stroll.
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Directions Agdal basin (Google Maps, leaves Fayngo, new tab)
Museum
A 19th-century palace on Lahdim square, turned into a museum. Opening hours and tickets: check on site.
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Directions Dar Jamaï Museum (Google Maps, leaves Fayngo, new tab)
Heritage
The ruins of an ancient city on UNESCO’s World Heritage list: mosaics, a triumphal arch and a basilica. Little shade: come early. Opening hours and tickets: check on site.
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Directions Volubilis archaeological site (Google Maps, leaves Fayngo, new tab)
Walk
A holy town spread over two hills right next to Volubilis, with viewpoints over the rooftops.
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Directions Moulay Idriss Zerhoun (Google Maps, leaves Fayngo, new tab)
Walk
An Andalusian-influenced medina on UNESCO’s World Heritage list: whitewashed houses, souks grouped by trade and monumental gates.
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Directions Tetouan medina (Google Maps, leaves Fayngo, new tab)
Walk
A large square between the new town and the medina, in front of the royal palace (not open to visitors).
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Directions Hassan II square (Feddan) (Google Maps, leaves Fayngo, new tab)
Museum
Archaeological collections from northern Morocco, including mosaics. Opening hours and tickets: check on site.
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Directions Tetouan Archaeological Museum (Google Maps, leaves Fayngo, new tab)
Museum
A former madrasa in the medina, now a museum. Opening hours: check on site.
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Directions Loukach Madrasa (Google Maps, leaves Fayngo, new tab)
Beach
Martil’s long Mediterranean beach, a few kilometres from Tetouan, with a seafront promenade.
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Directions Martil beach (Google Maps, leaves Fayngo, new tab)
Beach
A beach below Cabo Negro, north of Martil.
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Directions Cabo Negro beach (Google Maps, leaves Fayngo, new tab)
Heritage
A 16th-century Portuguese fortress on UNESCO’s World Heritage list: lanes, ramparts and bastions facing the Atlantic.
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Directions Portuguese City of Mazagan (Google Maps, leaves Fayngo, new tab)
Heritage
An underground vaulted hall whose columns are reflected in a thin layer of water beneath a light well. Opening hours and tickets: check on site.
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Directions Portuguese Cistern (Google Maps, leaves Fayngo, new tab)
Walk
One of the Portuguese city’s bastions, with views over the ocean and the port.
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Directions Bastion of the Angel (Google Maps, leaves Fayngo, new tab)
Beach
The town beach, north of the Portuguese city. Follow the swimming flags.
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Directions El Jadida beach (Deauville) (Google Maps, leaves Fayngo, new tab)
Beach
A seaside town south-west of El Jadida, popular for its beaches and sunsets.
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Directions Sidi Bouzid (Google Maps, leaves Fayngo, new tab)
Walk
A small white medina on the banks of the Oum Er-Rbia, east of El Jadida.
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Directions Azemmour (Google Maps, leaves Fayngo, new tab)
Beach
A small sheltered bay in town, between the cliffs below the centre.
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Directions Quemado beach (Google Maps, leaves Fayngo, new tab)
Beach
A cove in Al Hoceima, listed in OpenStreetMap.
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Directions Matadero beach (Google Maps, leaves Fayngo, new tab)
Walk
The town’s central square, above the bay.
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Directions Mohammed V square (Google Maps, leaves Fayngo, new tab)
Nature
A coastal national park of about 470 km² west of town: cliffs, coves and forests. Tracks can be rough: check before setting off.
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Directions Al Hoceima National Park (Google Maps, leaves Fayngo, new tab)
Heritage
The historic great mosque of the medina, to be admired from outside; the prayer hall is reserved for Muslims.
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Directions Great Mosque of Oujda (Google Maps, leaves Fayngo, new tab)
Walk
Oujda’s trading medina around the Great Mosque: souks, markets and local atmosphere.
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Directions Oujda old town (Google Maps, leaves Fayngo, new tab)
Nature
A large public park in central Oujda.
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Directions Lalla Aïcha Park (Google Maps, leaves Fayngo, new tab)
Nature
A protected natural area on the edge of town, for a quiet walk.
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Directions Sidi Maâfa park (Google Maps, leaves Fayngo, new tab)
Nature
A deep valley in the Beni Snassen mountains, with the Grotte du Chameau spring. Winding road: allow a full day.
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Directions Zegzel gorges (Beni Snassen) (Google Maps, leaves Fayngo, new tab)
Walk
Road R704 climbs the valley between cliffs, kasbahs and fields up to the Tisdrine switchbacks. The viewpoints are free to enjoy, by car or on foot.
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Directions Dadès Gorges road (Google Maps, leaves Fayngo, new tab)
Nature
A small town in the heart of the Valley of Roses, known for rose growing and its annual festival.
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Directions Kelaat M’Gouna, Valley of Roses (Google Maps, leaves Fayngo, new tab)
Walk
A stopover town at the entrance to the Dadès valley, handy for supplies and fuel before heading up the gorges.
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Directions Boumalne Dadès (Google Maps, leaves Fayngo, new tab)
Culture
A historic Tafilalet town north of Merzouga, a former caravan stop, with its monumental gate and large souk.
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Directions Rissani (Google Maps, leaves Fayngo, new tab)
Beach
A small fishing harbour and beach in Al Hoceima National Park, facing a rocky islet.
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Directions Cala Iris (Google Maps, leaves Fayngo, new tab)