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Thinking about a pottery hobby in Morocco? This guide covers where to buy clay and tools, which workshops in Fez, Safi and Marrakech actually teach beginners, and the firing mistake most new potters make.
Padel club membership in Morocco ranges from a 30-dirham discounted court in Rabat to a 9,900-dirham annual pass. This guide compares real prices across Casablanca, Marrakech and Rabat-Salé, including Arena Ville Verte and Club Padel Maroc, so you can judge whether membership or pay-per-play fits how often you play.
A Sahara trip rewards travellers who decide early: which gateway town, how many nights, which camp level. This guide walks through the bookings and packing choices that matter most, so the only surprise left is the view.
Morocco holds some of North Africa’s most demanding and rewarding terrain for cyclists, yet most riders never leave the postcard trail. These 6 Moroccan cycling routes take you across high passes, through red canyons, and along desert edges where the roads belong to you alone.
September is the month Morocco medinas become their truest selves. The extreme summer heat retreats, artisans return to full production, and the ancient alleys of Fez, Marrakech, and Rabat fill with a rhythm that no postcard ever captures. If you visit only once, visit now.
The Asilah Moussem turns a small Atlantic coastal town into one of Africa’s most exciting cultural stages. From mural painting to poetry readings and open-air concerts, the festival offers far more than a postcard view of Morocco. Here is everything you need to plan your visit.
Late August is the moment Morocco’s Mediterranean coast delivers its warmest, clearest water of the year. From Al Hoceima to Saidia, the conditions align for open water swimming that rivals any European destination. This guide tells you where to go, what to expect, and how to prepare.
Morocco’s 4 imperial cities each carry a different history, a different mood, and a completely different pace. This guide shows you how to move through Marrakech, Fez, Meknes, and Rabat in one clean forward route, without doubling back, and with enough time to actually feel each place.
The coastal medinas north of Agadir stay cooler and far less crowded than Morocco’s inland cities in late August. From Essaouira’s UNESCO-listed ramparts to tiny Imsouane’s world-famous wave, each town offers something the postcard version of Morocco never shows. Pack light and head north.
Morocco’s 2026 Throne Day address was more than a review of national achievements. King Mohammed VI called for territorial equity, expanded social protection, and a new phase of industrial growth. This article unpacks what the speech signals about the kingdom’s evolving relationship with its citizens.
