Top Destinations in Morocco
Fes - It is the oldest of the imposing cities, certainly the symbolic heartbeat of Morocco. It features labyrinthine streets and crumbling grandeur, which adds to the air of magic and intrigue.
The medina of Fes el-Bali is one of the largest living medieval cities found in the world. The gates and walls that surround it make it all the more breath-takingly magnificent
 Marrakech - This is one of the most important cultural centres of Morroco. The city is famous for its lively markets and festivals. Located on the streets of the town you will find the most fascinating open-air stalls selling mouth-watering foods. Filling the rest of the open spaces are jugglers, storytellers, snake charmers, magicians and acrobats. It is home to the Museum of Moroccon Arts which houses one of the finest collections of jewellery from High Atlas, carpets from Haouz, oil lamps from Taroudannt, blue pottery from Safi, green pottery from Tamegroute and leatherwork from Marrakech.
Agadir - Here you will find the Kasbah fort which was originally built in 1540 and was restored in 1752. To this day there remains a Dutch inscription on the gateway stating "fear God and honour your King," which is dated back to 1746.
New Agadir is the holiday capital of Morocco. 10 km of golden sand, the blue sky, the Atlantic ocean and a warm welcome awaits visitors. Originally a Portuguese trading post the city has developed into an engaging town where the dominant white buildings contrasts with the multi-coloured flowers in the tropical gardens. Visitors will find a superb range of hotels and apartments plus tennis, golf, sailing, surfing etc. Fresh fish is landed daily at the port and is in plentiful supply in the many restaurants.
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