Morocco Travel
Morocco, a land of color and contrasts, stretches from the golden dunes of the Sahara to the breezy blue coasts of the Atlantic and Mediterranean. It is a country where Berber, Arab, and European cultures intertwine in a vibrant mosaic of tradition and transformation. Morocco’s history spans thousands of years - home to the Carthaginians, Romans, and Islamic dynasties, each of whom left indelible marks on its cities, art, and architecture.
But Morocco is more than its past. It’s alive in the rhythm of everyday life - the call to prayer echoing through mountain valleys, the scent of spices drifting through maze-like markets, the ornate tiles that line ancient courtyards, and the timeless landscapes that shift from sea cliffs to sand dunes. Each region tells a different story, yet all are bound together by the country’s deep spirit of hospitality and beauty.
Through this series of articles, I intend to share our stories and experiences of traveling across Morocco with our fellow photography and travel enthusiasts. I hope they help you plan your travels across this beautiful country!
Chefchaouen, dubbed as the ‘Blue City of Morocco,’ is a picturesque town nestled in the Rif Mountains of northern Morocco. It is a haven for photographers, artists, and seekers of serenity. What truly sets it apart is its iconic blue palette. Painted in calming shades of sky, azure, and indigo, the town’s medina is a maze of narrow alleyways, staircases, and doorways drenched in layers of blue. With a slow pace, friendly locals, artisanal handicrafts, and unmatched scenery, Chefchaouen is more than a destination - it’s an experience carved in cobalt and tranquility.