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Sep 9, 2024 · Discover ten of Morocco's hidden gems, from a secret oasis to Roman ruins, lesser-known mountain hiking trails and ancient Berber villages.
Sep 5, 2023 · What is the Draa Valley and why is it a must-visit in Morocco? The Draa Valley, situated in southern Morocco, is a breathtaking natural oasis renowned for its stunning palm groves, lush vegetation, and the meandering Draa River. It is a must-visit destination for several compelling reasons:
Mar 15, 2022 · The Draa Valley, also known as La Vallée du Draa, is a stunning green oasis in the midst of a dry landscape. It’s located between de Saghro Mountains and the Sahara Desert, between the cities of Ouarzazate and Zagora.
- Marrakech Market. The Fna market in old Medina, Marrakesh is an eclectic mix of street performers, orange juice sellers, Henna tattoo artists, and herbalists who come to sell their wares.
- Dades Valley. The Dades Gorges Valley is millions of years old. Carved by the river Dades, the sandstone and limestone rust-red walls are a stunning sight as the evening light swirls around them.
- Chefchaouen Blue Village. Shades of blue make the small city of Chefchaouen a stunning city even from afar. The photo opportunities are endless. Thousands of tourists arrive every year to walk the archways and cobblestone streets of the blue city – though the town is also famous for its native wool handicrafts, the local mountainous surroundings, and the local goat cheese.
- Merzouga Desert. The small village of Merzouga sits on the edge of Erg Chebbi, a massive fire-orange sand dune. It's a popular tourist destination for desert camping, camel rides, and bonfires in the deep darkness.
Feb 14, 2024 · One of the highlights of Morocco is the Dades Valley where you can stop on your way from Marrakech to the Sahara. Take a small detour to sleep and hike in the Dades gorge and visit the Todgha gorge.
From the daunting High Atlas to the north to the rugged Jebel Saghro range south, the valley is dotted with oases and mudbrick palaces that give the region its fairy-tale nickname – Valley of a Thousand Kasbahs.
There are two prime locations in Morocco for experiencing the imposing dunes of the Sahara and capturing memorable images: Zagora and Erg Chebbi. Both areas offer safe access to a small finger of the Sahara that intrudes into southeastern Morocco.
