Sited at the top northwest corner of Africa and sharing two oceans, the country’s focal fascination for visitors has nearly always been the hot temperatures; but also the excellence of its crafts and its exotic and contrasting nature, also draws in tourists. In addition, in more recent years, visitors are coming across other unknown activities, predominately in the central and also northern parts of Morocco for example in the Rif and High Atlas Mountains. Here it is becoming increasingly popular to experience a skiing holiday! Contrastingly down south, we still find many sightseers are drawn to experience the golden sands of the desert, on camelback, horseback or 4X4.

Whether you travel to Morocco for the lovely sunshine, trek through the mountains or the blistering desert sands, you will find that you are inspired by the unchanging Medieval medinas of the colourful cities, this is particularly Fez and Marrakech, where the souks draw travellers into a colourful distant land. The overall recollection will be one of delicious mint tea, brightly coloured material, and the smell of the tanners’ yards pervading the air.

Although most of its suburban enclaves are ultra-modern, Morocco has more than its share of historical sites and superb historical buildings, echoing a difficult history form by its strategically placed location. Morocco with her rich past, together with a flourishing present, makes Morocco a mystery of surprises and enchantment for thousands of western travellers every year.  Travelling to an exotic destination does not necessarily need to cost the earth, there are plenty of cheap all inclusive packages  to Morocco available on the internet to choose from.  If you find a great offer that seems too good to be true, the chances are that many others have spotted it to.  Make sure to book earlier rather than later to avoid disappointment.