Trips to Morocco – the best places with the best travel agency

Certainly, the greatest wealth of the Kingdom of Morocco is the highest quality handicrafts, hospitality, oriental culture and a wealth of experiences for our senses. Multicolored and fascinating Morocco is a country of huge contrasts. You can experience the heat of the Sahara on the same day and the snow-capped peaks of the Atlas Mountains in the evening. Accommodation is also very diverse - from palace hotels smelling of orange blossoms, beautiful villas by the sea, to camping in the desert. Luxury and authentic travel agency CARTER® would like to briefly introduce you to this incredibly interesting country "from the inside", during individually planned trips.

So what should be the ideal i best holiday in Morocco? It doesn't matter whether you travel on the back of a camel in the Sahara, fly in a hot air balloon in the Atlas Mountains or speed along the highway from Casablanca to Marrakech in a luxurious limousine. Your personal advisor and travel designer will take care of every detail. From now on, you will associate Morocco holidays only with stylish hotels, comfort, luxury and adventure.

Morocco Winter 2024 - holidays, holidays, trekking and golf trips

In winter, it is best to go to the desert regions to see the famous dunes Erg Chebbi, popularly known as Dunes of Merzouga. They are the highest and most extraordinary dunes in Morocco. The spectacularly photogenic, orange-yellow dunes of Erg Chebbi are composed of quartz grains of similar size, which gives them their phenomenal color. Trips to the Sahara Desert in Morocco with a private, Polish-speaking guide will appeal to every adventure lover.

Other interesting desert destinations in terms of tourism are: Zagora and surroundings. Zagora is the natural 'gate of the Sahara' and is a starting point for trips, visiting numerous kazbahs and camping in the desert. Luxurious tents in the Moroccan desert are a great idea to celebrate a special event or for a honeymoon.

It is also worth visiting in winter Marrakech, the days are full of sun and often cloudless, although in December and January the evenings can be a bit cool. The best hotels in Marrakech offer luxurious villas and apartments equipped with fireplaces, both in the living room and on the terrace, fired with natural wood, such as the Royal Mansour. This is a hotel belonging to the reigning royal family of Mohammed VI, for the most demanding and wealthy travelers. If you dream of a winter holiday in Marrakech, it is best to make sure that the hotel has an outdoor heated swimming pool. The longest swimming pool in Marrakech is offered by the wonderful Selman Hotel. The period between November and April is a great time to play golf. Lovers of this sport will be delighted with the well-kept golf courses, both in Marrakech and Agadir.

Morocco - the city of Marrakesh

Marrakesh is one of the most beautiful cities in Morocco, tempting tourists with its majestic architecture, colorful mosaics and markets, as well as aromatic dishes. The origins of the metropolis date back to the 11th century, so you can admire many historical places and facilities here. The most famous square in the city, Djami al-Fnana, hosts a market that becomes bustling with life after dark, and this is just one of many great attractions here. How to plan a holiday in Marrakech? What should you include in your sightseeing plan?

The biggest attractions in Marrakech - the historic center

The city of Marrakech began to be built in the 1985th century, and a large part of its XNUMXth-century defensive walls have survived to this day. The material from which they were made is the famous red clay. Thanks to its characteristic color, Marrakesh was nicknamed the "Red City". Its medina, or old district, was included in the UNESCO World Cultural Heritage List in XNUMX. On its territory you can visit many important buildings and facilities, and one of the most popular places with tourists is the phenomenal Djami-al-Fna Square, where a large gastronomic market takes place every evening. Travelers can not only taste local Moroccan specialties such as tagine, couscous and seafood, but also see a Berber snake charmer, juggler or shaman. It is worth starting your holiday in Marrakech here, because there is a good chance that you will want to come back here again and again.

The Booksellers' Mosque and monuments full of mosaics

During a trip to Marrakech, you must see the city's landmark - its largest mosque, Koutoubia, or the "Mosque of the Booksellers". The temple owes its name to the numerous manuscript sellers who once set up in its vicinity. It is the tallest building in the entire medina and can only be admired from the outside - tourists are not allowed inside. Another monument worth including when visiting Marrakech is Bab Agnaou, a wonderful gate from the 12th century. In its surroundings, tourists can visit beautifully decorated tombs - the Saadian Necropolis. This is a must-see for all those who came to Morocco on holiday primarily to see the phenomenal mosaics. The craftsmanship of their workmanship inside and in the courtyard of the mausoleums is breathtaking. Equally wonderful decorations and impressive gardens await visitors in the vast palaces of Marrakech. El-Bahia is the largest of them, distinguished by the colorful mosaics and the grand scale of its courtyards.

Colorful sukiand tropical gardens

Arab markets, or souks, are for many tourists one of the biggest attractions during their holidays in Morocco. They take place in almost every city, including Marrakech. Suki is a great place not only for collectors of travel souvenirs, but also for lovers of local, original handicrafts. It is full of multi-colored fabrics, tableware and dishes that can sometimes delight so much that tourists can easily forget about the main rule of Moroccan bazaars - haggling is a mandatory ritual, and the prices quoted may be even several times too high. A trip to Marrakech should also include a visit to one of the local gardens. Particularly noteworthy are Le Jardin Secret (French for "secret garden"), an oasis of vegetation hidden in the middle of the medina, allowing you to take a break from the crowd and noise of the markets, as well as the Majorelle Garden, full of cacti, palm trees and bright blue.

Marrakesh is one of the most colorful cities in Morocco. The coldest time of the year, when the temperature drops below 20 degrees Celsius, is in January and February. Any remaining month will be suitable to plan a holiday here, although it is worth avoiding the hottest July. Marrakech is an ideal travel destination for those who like to visit bustling cities, try aromatic dishes and find gems among local products at the markets.