Between the Atlantic Ocean, the Mediterranean Sea, the Atlas Mountains and the Sahara Desert, Morocco has always fascinated.
From traditional villages to modern cities and desert oases, Morocco attracts visitors from all over the world for its incomparable beauty. Marrakech the red city is world famous for its ramparts made of lime and red earth.
Between tradition and modernity, Marrakech is the promise of a total change of scenery where you will be transported from the moment of your arrival by strolling through the Medina, a fortified medieval city dating from the Berber empire where the souks, animated day and night, will seduce you with their oriental scents and shimmering colours. Marrakech offers a unique setting between exoticism, enchantment and fascination. This is where you will find the iconic Jardin Majorelle with its pools, fountains and 300 species of exotic plants, once owned by fashion designer Yves Saint-Laurent.
The High Atlas, a region dominated by eternal snow, is particularly suitable for hiking, with more and more travellers exploring the wild foothills of Mount Toubkal. Marrakech, an ancient imperial city in western Morocco, is a major economic centre.
Between tradition and modernity, Marrakech is the promise of a total change of scenery where you will be transported from the moment of your arrival by strolling through the medina, a fortified medieval city dating from the Berber empire where the souks, animated day and night, will seduce you with their oriental scents and shimmering colours.