Looking for a once-in-a-lifetime experience? Morocco won’t disappoint. No visit is complete without getting lost in its famous souks bursting with handwoven carpets, glass ornaments and leather goods. Trek 1,500 miles across the Atlas Mountains, learn how to cook the Moroccan way or swap sun-drenched beach days for the slopes of Oukaimeden.

Lose yourself in the cobbles of Jemma el-Fnaa

Head to the former imperial city, which is home to beautiful mosques, gardens and palaces. Here lies Jemma el-Fnaa Square in the Mdina Quarter. By day, this open-air space sees a handful of magical snake charmers bewitching their cobras with flutes, henna tattoo artists and medicine men performing miraculous cures. Not forgetting the story tellers, acrobats, musicians and entertainers.

When night falls, it’s a culinary delight with stalls lit by gas lanterns serving traditional lamb stews, fresh orange juice and exotic fruits.

Explore Casablanca

If you want an authentic local experience, this charming city is your go-to spot. Architecture buffs will be in awe of the area’s diverse building styles with Art Deco and modern influences coming together to create the ultimate skyline. Parts of Casablanca are a UNESCO World Heritage Site and the Hassan II Mosque is the largest place of worship in Morocco.

Made up of neon Pop Art and contemporary craftsmanship, this cultural hub has no shortage of exhibitions and events. Its waterfront boulevard offers up an impressive collection of restaurants, while its beach scene attracts windsurfers from across the globe.

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