This is a country with such a distinct culture that has emerged from enduring Arab, African and European influences. Although, a three and a half hours flight from the UK, it’s a world away in ambiance and lifestyle – its exotic atmosphere and Arabic charm, vibrant colours, bustling souks which spring up in every corner, city squares with acrobats and snake charmers, ancient history and intricate architecture.  Morocco’s cities contain numerous sites of interest, such as Casablanca’s Hassan II Mosque – the largest religious monument in the Muslim world after Mecca, Mohammed V’s Mausoleum in Rabat, Marrakech’s Museum of Modern Art, and Fes’ tumultuous medina, one of Morocco’s several UNESCO World Heritage Sites.

Travelling just a few miles from the rambling lifestyle of the city you’ll encounter the magnificent Atlas Mountains. Dominate Mount Toubkal, the region’s mountain slopes are cloaked in dense pine, cedar, pine, cork and oak trees. Berber tribes inhabit the territory from the fertile plains of the Atlas Mountains to the golden sands of the Sahara.