A few suggestions to get the holiday planning process started
                                The cosy atmosphere of your riad, select accommodation in the heart of the medina (old town)
3 days, from £1045 to £1520
                                Laugh as a snake charmer wraps a snake around Dad in the medina
11 days, from £1250 to £1990
                                In northern Morocco, combine cultural richness with the beauty of the Rif and coastal landscapes
8 days, from £1670 to £2665
                                Atlas Mountains, Berber villages and the Atlantic coast: travelling through Morocco with your family
8 days, from £1950 to £3110
                                Experience a private riad in a royal palace close to Marrakech's medina
4 days, from £2010 to £2770
                                Marrakech's unique atmosphere and Essaouira's oceanfront tranquillity
8 days, from £2135 to £3405
                                Head off the beaten track and find there is more to Morocco than markets.
7 days, from £4725 to £7545
                                Top and tail your trip with beach time in Tangier and Essaouira
19 days, from £6275 to £10015
                                Craft your own handmade leather journal in a book-binding workshop
22 days, from £6370 to £10170
Discover different ways to explore Morocco
Practical advice and inspiration to help you prepare for your holiday
        Practical guide
        Travel Advice & Information
After a cold, dark and wet start to winter in the UK, recharge your batteries in Morocco’s warm winter sun. Begin your adventure through the ‘Kingdom of the West’ in the hustle and bustle of Morocco’s capital. Nestled at the foot of the Atlas Mountains, Marrakech faces relatively mild winters, with cool evenings and temperatures that flirt with the twenties. Wander through the world-famous souqs in search of one-of-a-kind Christmas presents, explore the bright and beautiful haven of the Majorelle Garden or take a historical dive into the city’s ancient regal palaces. With cooler temperatures and fewer tourists, a Morocco winter sun adventure is the ultimate chance to see Marrakesh at its most authentic.
If you’d prefer to escape the crowds on a Morocco winter sun holiday, Essaouira is the place to be. Although you will need your layers for the chilly evenings, the daytimes are like a UK May day. Stroll through the many tranquil riads that fill the old medina walls before heading out to the sea to watch the Atlantic waves crashing and pounding against the fortressed coastline, sending dramatic spray displays sailing over the ancient walls. For a splash of Moroccan culture, head to Essaouira beach for a guided tour atop a camel of the sandy expanse and the dunes that fringe it, before heading to a cosy restaurant inside the old walls for a drink by the fireside.
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