Essaouira en un día: murallas, puerto y aire atlántico
Three hours west and twenty degrees calmer: a walled port town of blue shutters, gulls, grilled sardines and constant wind.
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Three hours west and twenty degrees calmer: a walled port town of blue shutters, gulls, grilled sardines and constant wind.
Cancelación gratuitaAn hour from the city the air changes: walnut trees, a river, and a walk up to seven waterfalls stepped into the mountainside at Setti Fatma.
Cancelación gratuitaNine thousand lanes, no cars, and a guide who grew up in them — the tanneries, the world's oldest university, and where to actually eat.
Cancelación gratuitaStony desert forty minutes from the medina: a camel ride along the ridge, mint tea as the light goes, then dinner under the stars.
Cancelación gratuitaA palm gorge in the Atlas foothills with turquoise pools cut into the rock — forty-five minutes from the Agadir seafront.
Cancelación gratuitaMorocco’s highest falls drop 110 metres in three stages, with wild macaques in the olive groves and a boat that takes you into the spray.
Cancelación gratuitaRoman mosaics still in the floors they were laid in, a holy hill town, and the monumental gate of Morocco's shortest-lived capital.
Cancelación gratuitaTwo hours of coaching on a forgiving beach break, then the afternoon free in a fishing village that surfing quietly took over.
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