circuits and routes

Essaouira, formerly known as Mogador (the name is derived from the Phoenician word medjoul meaning “little castle”), is an exceptional example of a mid-18th-century fortified city, surrounded by a Vauban-style wall. Built in North Africa according to the principles of European military architecture of the time, in perfect connection with the principles of Arab-Islamic architecture and town planning, it played for centuries the role of a leading port and international trade center linking Morocco with South Africa. – Saharan Africa to Europe and the rest of the world. The city also provides an example of a multicultural center as evidenced by the coexistence, since its conception, of different ethnic groups such as Berbers, Arabs, Africans, Europeans and multi-religious people (Muslims, Christians and Jews). The Mogador Archipelago is inseparable from the ancient city, as it contains a large number of cultural properties and natural sites of outstanding universal value.

Ouzoud Falls is 110 meters high, making it the second tallest waterfall in Africa. It is a huge tourist destination and one of the most visited and photographed natural sites in all of Morocco. It is located at the top of the Azilal region of Morocco, and the waterfalls flow into the El Abid River (River of El Abid). It was said that the word “Ouzoud” is a Berber word that means “the process of grinding grains.” Clearly many of the buildings there were milling mills which probably used the power of water .

The walk down to the falls is very enjoyable, surrounded by thousands of olive trees that shade the path, At the top there are dozens of old small mills still in use, The surprise at Ouzoud Falls are the friendly monkeys swinging around you in the trees. wild ouzoud monkeys; However, they love to play with visitors, especially if they bring treats. These wild animals are very playful with humans, so they will likely immediately jump up and cling to visitors’ arms or legs. There are many restaurants in the area that have a beautiful view of the Ouzoud Falls, and the Ouzoud Falls can be visited throughout the year. It is busier during the summer

The quaint village of Imlil is a beautiful settlement in the Atlas Mountains that offers stunning views and the opportunity to climb Toubkal, the highest peak in Morocco. Trekking and guided tours are among the most popular activities in the area, with visitors climbing to the top. Certified guides lead excursions to suit most levels of experience and sporting ability, allowing you to enjoy scenery, nature and traditional food.

Marrakesh is a wonderful city that first comes to mind when you think of Morocco. No trip to Morocco is complete without visiting this city. Let’s take a look at what brings everyone to Marrakesh,Marrakesh is the second largest city in Morocco and is known as the Red City. It has a population of about 800,000, and most of its homes are colorful with reading. The city of Marrakesh is truly a colorful entertainment city and is called one of the pearls of Morocco. It is the main economic center and has many upcoming industries and markets.
It is located at the foot of the Atlas Mountains, which gives it a very beautiful location. Like many North African cities, it is mainly divided into a medina, an ancient fortified city, and a nearby modern city (called Gueliz). The city has a wonderful climate with sparkling white snowy winters and warm humid summers. It is the warmth and sociability of the residents that is world famous.