Taghazout in Morocco

Bin El Ouidane is where the scenic charms of a rugged landscape meet a vibrant desert culture. Cradled in the foothills of the Middle Atlas range, the town has sweeping views of the Beni Amin plains beneath and is a popular starting point for the magnificent Ouzoud Cascades.

Akchour, a small village located about an hour’s drive from Chefchaouen, gives you a taste of life in the Moroccan countryside. Surrounded by rolling mountains, deep gorges, and cascading waterfalls, this hamlet is slowly turning into a tourist magnet, where you can get a glimpse into the Berber way of life.

Erg Chigaga welcomes you with a vast expanse of golden sand stretching as far as the eye can see! Situated in Draa-Tafilalet near the rustic town of M’Hamid El Ghizlane, it is one of Morocco’s two major ergs or dune fields.

Tucked away in the Mediterranean Sea is a charming town called Al Hoceima that will surprise you with its breathtaking beauty. Its pristine beaches, crisp climate and stunning views create the perfect ambience for a relaxing beach vacation.

Nador is the place to escape to when you want to take a break from everyday life and recharge yourself under the glorious Mediterranean sun.

A small city tucked away in the valley of Draa, Agdz is a hidden gem. Surrounded by lush green palm groves and located at the foothills of the rugged mountains of Djebel Kissane, Agdz is the perfect oasis.

Beni Mellal is where the scenic charms of a rugged landscape meet a vibrant desert culture. Cradled in the foothills of the Middle Atlas range, the town has sweeping views of the Beni Amin plains beneath and is a popular starting point for the magnificent Ouzoud Cascades.

Manning the Strait of Gibraltar on the Maghreb coast, Tangier has been a prosperous trading port for centuries. Its potent combination of exotic beauty, one-time status as an ‘international zone’ and crossbreed history had lent it a mysterious air of adventure and romance for ages.

The commercial town of Midelt lies on the high plains bordered by the Middle and High Atlas mountain ranges. Basking in a temperate climate, Midelt hums with the energy of a modern settlement nestled by fragrant orchards and swaying wheat fields.