CITIES FACTS

    Oualidia is a small village on the coast between Casablanca and Safi, and although unassuming it is known for its fabulous beaches, coves of crystal-blue water, world-famous birds habitats, and, most important, renowned oyster farms. THE OYSTERS OF OUALIDIA: No visit to the Casablanca region should be without a meal of delicious Oualidia

As Morocco’s capital and seat of government, Rabat’s influence is matched only by that of the country’s financial center, Casablanca. As Morocco’s capital and seat of government, Rabat’s influence is matched only by that of the country’s financial center, Casablanca. As Morocco’s capital and seat of government, Rabat’s influence is matched only by that of

    Ouarzazate overlooked in the north by some of the highest peaks of the high Atlas and sitting astride the meeting place of two great valleys, those of the Draa and Dades rivers; Ouarzazate is a delightful provincial city, packed with red-pink buildings. The predominantly Berber population is joined by visitors drawn to the

Fez, Morocco’s oldest Islamic city and third largest after the capital Rabat and the commercial hub Casablanca,

MEKNES, Known as the “Versailles of Morocco”, the beautiful city of Meknès is home to extravagant,

AGADIR which means “walled fortress town” in Berber, is the capital of Morocco’s Souss-Massa Draa region,

CASABLANCA is a city that thrills you the moment you see it. Whether viewed from the window of a plane,

MARRAKECH is divided into two main areas: the medina, or old town, with souks, grand mosques,

ESSAOUIRA is a charming colorful fishing town about three hours travels West of Marrakech.