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Marrakech made easy

Marrakech made easy

Marrakech is set to become an even more fashionable destination in 2017 with a new museum dedicated to Yves Saint Laurent's personal collection slated to open later this year in the Jardin Majorelle, one of Africa's most visited gardens.

Take a break to Brexit proof Morocco

Take a break to Brexit proof Morocco

As the dust continues to settle following the surprise Brexit vote and the pound continues to wobble in value against both the Euro and the dollar, there is one destination where Brits can rest assured the pound will always be king: Morocco.

Walking & Yoga in the Atlas Mountains

Walking & Yoga in the Atlas Mountains

Satvada Retreats has created a holiday combining walking and yoga in the peaceful environs of the High Atlas Mountains of Morocco. The small-group break (max. 14 people) is suitable for all levels of ability and is from 7-12 November.

Moroccan Desert experience for those in hurry!

Moroccan Desert experience for those in hurry!

Morocco is home to the mighty Sahara Desert but for those short on time it is not a viable option for a short break, taking four hours by road from Marrakech, over the Atlas Mountains, to a desert camp.

The Gnawa and World Music Festival, Morocco

The Gnawa and World Music Festival, Morocco

For four days every spring, Essaouira, the former Portuguese fishing port on the Atlantic coast of Morocco, is taken over by the The Gnawa and World Music Festival which features masters of Gnawa music, performing alongside some of the best musicians in world music.

Beware of the Tortoises!

Beware of the Tortoises!

Kasbah Africa in the Atlas Mountains of Morocco has just taken delivery of four African Spurred Tortoises. They are the third-largest species of tortoise in the world; adults are up to 36 inches long and can weigh 200lbs.

Meteor showers in Morocco

Meteor showers in Morocco

Following the massive anti-climax of the cloud-covered eclipse over Britain recently, why not head for the Atlas Mountains of Morocco, and enjoy the annual meteor showers that are seen in the crystal clear skies from the comfort of Kasbah Africa?

Sidi Kaouki Beach - Morocco’s best kept secret

Sidi Kaouki Beach - Morocco’s best kept secret

One of the most popular coastal destinations on Morocco’s Atlantic coast is the former Portuguese fishing port of Essaouira and, consequently, it can get busy during popular holiday periods (but nowhere near as crowded as Agadir).

Foodie Fez, Morocco - Unique cookery city break destination

Foodie Fez, Morocco - Unique cookery city break destination

Fez is a dream destination for food lovers and a visit to Africa's largest medina found in Fez will arouse the taste buds like nowhere else.

The best breakfast in Marrakech

The best breakfast in Marrakech

Breakfast in a Marrakech riad can be a hit and miss affair but English-owned Riad Africa claims to serve the best breakfast in the entire Medina.

easyJet adds 26 new routes for summer 2015

easyJet adds 26 new routes for summer 2015

easyJet has announced it will operate 26 new routes next summer including two, Essaouira in Morocco and Stuttgart in Germany, which are new destinations for the airline.

New easyJet flight from London Luton to Essaouira announced

New easyJet flight from London Luton to Essaouira announced

From 1 May 2015, it will be possible to catch a direct flight with easyJet from London Luton to Essaouira on the Atlantic coast of Morocco.

5 walking adventures to beat the winter blues

5 walking adventures to beat the winter blues

Beat the winter blues and head on a fantastic walking holiday with CaminoWays.com.

Prolong the family fun at Mazagan Beach & Golf Resort, Morocco

Prolong the family fun at Mazagan Beach & Golf Resort, Morocco

This October Half Term, Mazagan Golf & Beach Resort, Morocco, promises to keep the entire family busy, thanks to their great value ‘Autumn Special’, allowing a family of four to stay longer free of charge, enabling them to extend the fun.

A long weekend in Fes

A long weekend in Fes

Fes (or Fez) is the third largest city in Morocco (after Casablanca and Rabat), with a population of approximately a million people, and was the capital of Morocco until 1925. The city has two old medinas, one of which is spread over a hillside making it geographically more interesting than that of Marrakech.