Medinas and Bazaars to Blue Cities

Morocco has a rich and varied historical past and the Moroccan culture is a melting pot of its history and its people. From Couscous to Tagines, carpet weaving to pottery and leather work, this is a land of incredible diversity. And not matter where you go, a glass of mint tea is always ready and waiting - a mark of Moroccan hospitality and perseverance of Moroccan tradition.   

MOROCCO TOURS AND TREKS

Boasting several UNESCO sites including Roman ruins and fortified cities, the Morocco landscape is diverse, from deserts and high dunes to snowy mountains with its own, little Switzerland. Food, languages, art, and landmarks in Morocco are a fusion of the various ethnicities, religions, and nationalities that have made their mark in Moroccan culture. 

Endless mazes draw you into the Medinas and souks with an array of eye catching spices, perfumes, lamps, bed throws and travel mimentos.   Morocco has a long history of religious diversity and tolerance. Freedom of worship is guaranteed by Morocco's Constitution, and it is  recognized for its peaceful coexistence among the country's Muslims, Jews, and Christians. Morocco protected its Jewish citizens from anti-Semitic laws during World War II, and in 2009, King Mohammed became the first Arab leader to denounce the Holocaust, calling it "one of the most tragic chapters of modern history."