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Pottery looks simple until you try to buy clay, find a wheel and figure out who will fire your first piece. Morocco gives a beginner plenty of raw material, from the wholesale clay market behind the Marrakech tannery to the ceramic towns of Safi and Fez. The real question is narrower: what tools do you … Read more
A padel club membership in Morocco can cost as little as 30 dirhams a session or close to 10,000 dirhams a year, and the gap depends on the city, the club and the hour you play. Casablanca, Marrakech and Rabat-Salé now host dozens of courts, each with its own pricing structure. Choosing the right padel … Read more
A Sahara trip in Morocco starts well before the camel ride across the dunes of Merzouga or Erg Chigaga. Most disappointments come from decisions made too late, not from the desert itself: an undecided gateway town, an unconfirmed camp level, or a daypack built for heat that forgets the cold after sunset. This guide sets … Read more
Moroccan cycling routes rarely appear on the shortlists that fill cycling magazines, yet this country holds terrain that stops experienced riders in their tracks: high passes, empty gorges, and red stone landscapes that change with every kilometre. Tizi n’Tichka: the benchmark climb of the High Atlas The High Atlas Mountains form the highest mountain range … Read more
Morocco medinas come alive in September as cooler air returns and the narrow alleys of Fez, Marrakech, and Rabat begin to breathe again after months of punishing summer heat. When the heat breaks, the city wakes September changes everything inside a medina. The temperature in Marrakech sits around 30 to 33 degrees, warm but no … Read more
The Asilah Moussem pulls you into a world where ancient whitewashed walls become giant canvases and an entire Atlantic town transforms into a living gallery open to every traveller who chooses to look beyond the obvious. What the Asilah Moussem actually is The Asilah Moussem, also known as the International Cultural Moussem of Asilah, is … Read more
Open water conditions along Morocco’s Mediterranean coast reach their peak in late August, and most travelers have no idea this hidden edge of the country exists. Why late August is different on the Mediterranean side Morocco has 2 coasts, and they behave very differently. The Atlantic side is shaped by the cool Canary Current, which … Read more
Imperial cities like Marrakech, Fez, Meknes, and Rabat each carry a different century on their shoulders, and the traveler who rushes between them sees only walls; the one who slows down sees what is inside. Why the order of your route changes everything The 4 imperial cities, Marrakech, Fez, Rabat, and Meknes, each once served … Read more
Coastal medinas north of Agadir are Morocco’s best-kept summer secret, where Atlantic winds cut the heat, the alleys stay walkable, and the fish on your plate was in the sea that morning. Why the Atlantic coast changes everything in August The Atlantic coast offers a completely different environment in summer. Cities like Essaouira, Agadir, and … Read more
Throne Day arrives each year on 30 July like a tide that tells you where Morocco is heading, and the 2026 address from King Mohammed VI felt different in tone, in scope, and in what it demanded from every level of the state. A speech that sets a direction On 29 July 2026, King Mohammed … Read more