Though Morocco is a world away from most countries we know, it offers many of the same travel options that we are able to access in other countries. For example, the accommodation options in Morocco are remarkably good. A wide choice is open to you for Hotels in Marrakesh that will suit both your style and taste. Alternatively, if your travels are in Casablaca, try one of the fabulous Hotels in Casablanca. With regards to travel, you can fly to Morocco, as well as take connecting flights in-between the larger cities. You can also catch a train or taxi, hire a car or travel by motorbike. This means that getting around Morocco is relatively easy and should pose no problem for you, whether you are the more adventurous type or more reserved and cautious.

Also known as Casa or Dar el Baida, Casablanca is essentially the capital of Morocco. Any European citizen or traveler will feel immediately at home here and will have an almost instinctive understanding of the life here. There are plenty of hotels in and around Casablanca. Regardless of the size of your budget, you can find a superb place to enjoy a meal in Casablanca. Entertain your wildest holiday fantasies in Casablanca!

All duties are handled here except for administration. It was established as a town in 1906 with a population of 20 000. Later in 1907 when the French landed here, Fez was its commercial center whilst Tangier was set up as the city’s main harbor. The French were soon ousted however and had to seek a new port altogether and Tangier remained Moroccan. Things have changed much since then however. With a population of over 3 million, Casablanca resembles a Southern European city.

There are plenty of hotels in and around Casa. Problem is they’re almost always full, so last minute bookings are out of the question. Go to hotels, luxury hotels, self-catering, villas and apartments & studios for further accommodation information.

Grottes d’Hercules - The beach at Grottes d’Hercules is generally clean and pleasant and tends to be very full during the holiday months of July and August. The only drawback is that the water here is noticeably colder than the Mediterranean beaches of Tangier.

Dakhla - This beach is mainly used by fisherman, and is simply too littered for bathing or sun tanning. Although there are beautiful sights of colorful wooden fishermen boats.

Plage Quemada, Al Hoceima - This beach has a reputation for always being busy and crowded; however this is no reason to stay away. It is a very clean and friendly beach

Asfiha, Al Hoceima - Asfiha beach is not recommended for swimming or beach walks, the water is very shallow (about 1 meter) and the sand dirty and sticky. Although it has a nice view of the Spanish Island a few hundred meters from the shore.

El Jadida - The beach is close to town, it is clean and pleasant, and the people are friendly and outgoing.

Lalla Fatma - This is the cleanest and most popular beach in Morocco, although swimming is not very safe, the tourists enjoy the sand, sun tanning and the tranquility.

Larache - This beach is very clean, popular, friendly and wonderful for swimming, although the waves can be a bit dangerous. There are lifeguards on duty all day.

Tangier Town Beach - This beautiful beach is surrounded by mountains and the white washed houses of Tangier. Unfortunately it’s not exceptionally clean, but still it is very popular.