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This North African country is a true treat for the senses. One moment you’ll be shrouded in the smell of spices in a Marrakech souk, the next you’ll be stunned with the sight of the Hassan II Mosque in Casablanca. From visiting the ancient tanneries in Fez to trekking across the Atlas Mountains, Morocco is a country full of wonders. Whether you’re travelling with a family, friends, on your own or setting out for a romantic getaway, Morocco can offer adventure, luxury and new experiences. There are so many different things to experience in Morocco that sometimes it can be hard to know where to start. Trade has historically been a big part of Moroccan life, and because of this the country offers a portal into both African and Arabian life. Well-connected to many other places, Morocco has a flavour all of its own.

Known as Morocco’s party city, this coastal area wakes up when the sun sets. Put your dancing shoes on and head to one of its many bars and clubs after sunset. But it’s also great for little ones and laidback sun worshippers, with loads of sheltered golden beaches for splashing around and taking sandy siestas. And if you’re in need of some professional TLC, head to one of the city’s Hammams for a well-deserved pamper.

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Marrakech is a mish-mash of sights, sounds and smells. Get lost in the maze of spice-soaked souks, stop off for your fashion history fix at Musée Yves Saint Laurent, or check out the ruins of El Badi Palace. Rub shoulders with locals and tourists in the historic medina, where you can get your haggle on. And if you’re a night owl, Marrakech’s bars will give you a taste of what real Moroccan nightlife is like.

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Port city Tangier is a hive of activity, but there are plenty of beaches where you can just watch life rushing on around you. Explore the sun-kissed buildings in your own time, or stretch out on the sands to escape the madness for a while. Head to Petit Socco to refresh with a traditional Moroccan mint tea, which will blow any teabag you’ve tasted out of the water.

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The most commonly spoken languages are Arabic and Tamazight.

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Morocco is one of only 3 countries to have coastlines on both the Mediterranean and Atlantic.

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Morocco can be pretty sweltering in the middle of the summer, although it’s a little cooler on the coast in Tangier and Rabat with the sea breeze. Either side of this period and the weather is a lot easier to explore in, so aim for late spring or early autumn unless you’re up for the heat. As for winter, it’s normally mild although it can get a little wet in the north.

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We have over 1,600 hotels and apartments to choose from in Morocco, so whether you’re looking for a seaside resort in Agadir or a converted courtyard home in Marrakech you’ll be able to find the right place for your trip. We’ll help you find the best flights and we’re more than happy to lend a hand when it comes to arranging transfers from the airport as well as car hire.

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