Moroccan Travel
At Truly Moroccan, we believe the best way to understand Morocco is to experience it. From the blue-washed streets of Chefchaouen to the vast silence of the Sahara, we share first-hand travel experiences and authentic guides to help you explore Morocco with confidence and curiosity. Whether you are planning your first visit or returning to discover somewhere new, our guides are written with the same passion for authenticity that runs through everything we do.
Akchour & the Rif Waterfalls
Hidden in the Rif Mountains near Chefchaouen, Akchour is one of Morocco's most breathtaking natural escapes — a series of emerald pools, cascading waterfalls and dramatic gorges reached by a scenic riverside hike.
Guide coming soon.
Chefchaouen — The Blue City
Nestled in the Rif Mountains, Chefchaouen is Morocco's most photographed city — its medina painted in every shade of blue and white, with a relaxed pace that feels worlds away from the bustle of Marrakech.
Guide coming soon.
The Atlas Mountains
Stretching across Morocco from the Atlantic coast to the Algerian border, the Atlas Mountains are home to Berber villages, ancient kasbahs and Toubkal — the highest peak in North Africa. A world apart from the imperial cities.
Guide coming soon.
The Rif Mountains
The Rif range in northern Morocco offers dramatic landscapes, cedar forests and traditional Berber culture largely untouched by mass tourism. A rewarding destination for hikers and those seeking an authentic Morocco off the beaten track.
Guide coming soon.
Tangier — Gateway to Africa
Where the Atlantic meets the Mediterranean and Europe faces Africa, Tangier is a city of contrasts — cosmopolitan and ancient, familiar and exotic. Once a haven for artists and writers, it remains one of Morocco's most intriguing cities.
Guide coming soon.
Casablanca — Morocco's Modern Heart
Morocco's largest city is a thriving metropolis of Art Deco architecture, the magnificent Hassan II Mosque and a buzzing food and culture scene. Often overlooked by tourists, Casablanca rewards those who take the time to explore it properly.
Guide coming soon.
Essaouira — The Windy City
A UNESCO-listed coastal medina with whitewashed ramparts, a working fishing harbour and a laid-back creative spirit, Essaouira is the perfect antidote to the intensity of Marrakech — just three hours away on the Atlantic coast.
Guide coming soon.
The Sahara Desert
No journey to Morocco is complete without the Sahara. The golden dunes of Erg Chebbi near Merzouga offer camel treks at sunset, nights under a canopy of stars and a silence so complete it stays with you long after you leave.
Guide coming soon.
New guides are added regularly. Visit our blog for the latest travel stories and inspiration from across Morocco.