Culture Traveler, a Morocco specialist, is your partner in designing inspiring itineraries to this beautiful and mystifying country. Have you dreamed of trekking camelback and gazing out to the infinite sands of the Sahara? Are you fascinated by bustling markets, vivid textiles and engaging with friendly local cultures? Morocco is then most probably at the top of your destination wish list.

Diverse journeys are tailored to your personal interests and schedule. Our luxury escape to Morocco, a 10-day exploration, thoughtfully explores the famed imperial cities of Casablanca, Fes, Rabat and Marrakech; the experience concludes with a desert sojourn visiting oases and stunning Kasbahs. Click here to request more information.

Marrakech, the “Red City,” offers a world unto itself. The vivid Yves-Saint Laurent blue frames the exotic Le Jardin Majorelle, Medersa Ben Yousef showcases the intricacy of Moroccan architecture and design, Djema al Fina is always alive, but glows at night with snake charmers, fires and storytellers.

We look forward to introducing you to the magic of Morocco.

Destination INSIGHTS

Morocco was the first nation in the world to recognize the newly independent United States of America in 1776 and is a major non-NATO ally of the USA
The Sahara desert is over 3.6 million square miles, comprising 8% of the world's land area -- the entire continental USA could fit in the Sahara with room to spare!
Winston Churchill was enamoured with Morocco and enjoyed painting on property at La Mamounia. Today, one may stay in the Churchill suite at the iconic hotel

Geographically, Morocco is a land of contrasts, showcasing the snow-capped Atlas Mountains, rolling waves on the Atlantic coast, wide sandy Mediterranean bays, towering sand dunes and green oases
Morocco has long been a diverse and tolerant society with the three major world religions co-existing in peace. Jewish heritage and history in Morocco is particulary prominent
The cuisine of Morocco is a melting pot of the indigenous, rural Berber people and diverse influences from neighboring lands. Tajine is often a main dish; it is a stew made with fish, chicken beef or lamb, and often includes prunes or almonds