Culture & 1001 Nights

Travel along the colorful souks of Rabat, Meknes and Fez, experience the snake charmers in Jemaa el Fna Square, cross the Atlas Mountains, travel through fertile valleys and winding roads from fishing villages to relaxed beaches and on to the camels and desert.

In the royal city of Marrakech, which once gave Morocco its name, you can admire numerous wonderful testimonies and landmarks from ancient times. At its gates, you will experience impressive gorges and the silence of the desert, between the Lalla Takerkoust Reservoir, the Guemassa mines, the majestically rising Atlas Mountains in the background, still untouched by tourism.

Incentive ideas:

• Morocco's south — Drive through breathtaking rocky areas of the High Atlas Mountains to the uninhabited Kasbah Ait Ben Haddou, the intertwined village, and cross the Tizi-N' Ticka Pass with panoramic views along the way.
• Quad biking or jeep tours — Embark on an approximately 50 km-long journey through endless sandy beaches, palm forests, past Berber villages, and mud-brick houses, along the Tensift River, and towards the Oulad, Mansour, and Sidi Ali oases.
• Camel trekking — Whether it's with a desert ship through the Sahara or a camel caravan along the Atlantic, you'll experience unique impressions of Morocco's fascinating landscape.
• Medina & Personal Shopping — Discover the various facets of Marrakech by strolling through the maze of alleys in the Medina (old town) with its famous souks

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