Morocco

There are countries you visit and countries you live. Morocco is lived. From the moment you enter a medina, everything changes: the labyrinth of alleyways, the smell of spices and tanned leather, the murmur of craftsmen, light falling between awnings. It is a sensory journey unlike any other. But Morocco is much more than its imperial cities. The Sahara desert offers nights under millions of stars, dunes that change colour with the light, the deepest silence you can imagine. The Atlas is a mountain range crossing the country north to south, with palm valleys, mud kasbahs and Berber villages living as they have for centuries. And the Atlantic coast surprises with walled cities by the sea and waves attracting surfers worldwide. What makes Morocco unique is its accessibility combined with its capacity to surprise. It is a step from home, yet each trip reveals new layers. Cities change with seasons, riads hide courtyards that are oases of calm, and Moroccan hospitality turns every meal into an experience.