Magnificent Morocco
Morocco, a country in North Africa, boasts of a coastline with both the Mediterranean Sea and the North Atlantic Ocean. With Rabat as its capital and Casablanca as its largest city, Morocco is a beautiful place bordered by Algeria, Western Sahara and the territories of Melilla and Ceuta.
Reaching Morocco
Morocco can be reached from different parts of the world via air, roads and water. Flights are available from Montreal, New York and some other European cities to Casablanca. Morocco can be reached by car through Melilla and Ceuta. Morocco also boasts of a number of ferry connections, though mostly from Spain. Algeciras is the main port of Morocco.
Time to visit Morocco
It is best to visit Morocco in spring and autumn, between March and May, and September and November. You should avoid the summer and winter months due to extremities in the temperature.
Chief attractions in Morocco
Being the capital of Morocco, Rabat ought to be visited by all tourists coming to Morocco. The city, apart from being a relaxed and problem free place, has its share in the cultural and historical traditions as well with its 12th century minaret.
Fez, the previous capital of Morocco, also regarded as a medieval city, is worth a visit as it is one of the oldest cities.
Casablanca is a city combining historical qualities with contemporary ones. This city plays host to the largest mosque of Morocco, the Hassan II Mosque.
If you want to be away from the hustle and bustle of the city, Meknes is the right destination for you, which though free of the hassles of city life, is packed with modern life necessities.
Tetouan is a ‘must-visit’ place for all tourists who want to enjoy the beauty of the beaches and at the same time, be in close proximity with the mountains of Rif.
The tourists can also visit some other destinations like Agadir, Tinerhir and Volubilis in Morocco.
So, pack your bags and head to Morocco to enjoy a magnificent holiday.





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