Morocco is endowed with vibrant cities as well as beautiful desert landscape that undulates everywhere you look. Few cities can equal the hustle and bustle of Marrakesh where you'll be surrounded by bazaars and souks with huge offerings. Don't forget to dive deep into traditional cuisine. The Saadian Tombs and El Badi Palace give visitors a deep dive into the country's history. Merzouga is an interior stepping stone to the Sahara, with camel rides, camping opportunities and some breathtaking natural scenery. While Marrakesh has a red allure. The city of Chefchaouen's is blue thanks to the colour of most of its buildings. Its surreal feel is further amplified as the sun's angle changes and night falls. Tangier is a major commercial and cultural hub just a bit further north. On a clear day, Spain is visible and the coastline offers a much needed breath of fresh air. Yet, you'll equally want to immerse yourself in its colonial past and admire the diverse architectural tendencies. Casablanca is the other principle city on the Atlantic coast and has a beautiful coastline, various pristine mosques and mausoleums and a relatively active and relaxed nightlife.