Marrakech: or Marrakesh, the city of tales and the land of wonders that inspires all those who visit it; and leaves an overwhelming impact inside them, it offers them a unique sensation of time-traveling since it has an incredible mix between history and modernity, it Old Medina is nothing less than a precious piece; with narrow alleys all painted in light-red and craft shops decorated with colorful carpets, curtains, and internally filled up with rare traditional artworks, as you wonder in its corners you get pleased by smells of the freshly baked bread or a variety of delicious dishes when you come close to a restaurant, the permanent smile in people faces over there will definitely make your day and will give a lesson that simplicity is priceless and happiness is absolute.

Ait ben Haddou: is an unraveling example of traditional southern Moroccan architecture, a number of buildings some are like small castles; surrounded by fortified walls gathered together on a hill creating a breathtaking view of traditional pre-Saharan habitat. Some of the buildings date back to the seventeenth century

At the foot of the hill flows the wadi Maleh, which means “salt river”.

Tinghir: settles in the center of one of the most beautiful oases in southern Morocco with a lush palm grove that extends for about 30km following the Wadi Todgha.

Merzouga: is so popular among local and foreign visitors, they come here to discover its rich cultural background and enjoy the more than 20km-high dunes.

The favorite activities of vacationers coming here are definitely riding a camelback on dunes and enjoying the breathtaking landscapes around them, and why not use the opportunity to watch the exquisite sunset beyond those massive dunes?