Best Honeymoon Destination in Morocco in 2021

Travel to Morocco has some of the most dramatic and diverse landscapes found in any country. And it’s so rich in history. So, on one trip it’s possible to visit ancient cities and swim in two oceans. You can ski in the mountains and go camel trekking in the spell-binding Sahara desert. You can also go glamping and attend a world-class cooking class. Always imagine culture, cuisine, nature, and adventure sports all on your amazing honeymoon! Mainly it’s no wonder Moroccan honeymoon destinations are so popular! Here are our top Moroccan honeymoon destinations for your once in a lifetime experience:

#1. Casablanca
This vibrant and populous city, some say, has a likeness to Los Angeles. The architecture of this city is quite simply incredible. So, whereas most Moroccans don’t like to dine out, Casablanca has a restaurant scene. There are art exhibitions and music festivals. We mainly suggest starting your Moroccan honeymoon in this city. FYI: the movie Casablanca, shot in 1942, was filmed in Los Angeles.

#2. Imperial cities
Mainly in the north of this African country, at the foot of the majestic Altas Mountains, is Marrakech. It’s a bustling, noisy city filled with some of the most hospitable people you will ever meet. For the most authentic experiences, we suggest you stay in one of the city‟s traditional riads. So, luxury resorts here refer to their suites as riads. They feature traditional, garden open- air entryways that require stepping through another doorway to enter the dwelling.

#3. Marrakech
A trip to Marrakech isn’t complete without a visit to the Medina (Old City). The frenetic heart of Marrakech is home to Jemaa el-Fnaa. This market, or souk, is to Moroccans what a shopping center is to Westerners. Food, clothing, and entertainment are all available in this labyrinth of streets and alleyways.

#4. Fes (Fez)
Fes is Morocco’s spiritual and cultural center. It is also a protected UNESCO World Heritage Site and home to the world‟s largest car-free area.

#5. Essaouira
This lovely town on Morocco‟s Atlantic coast is a favorite of natives and tourists alike. The seaside town boasts freshly caught fish and lots of marvelous Bohemian art and collectibles. So, horseback riding at sunset on the beach is a honeymoon favorite!

#6. Chefchaouen ~ The Blue City
Chefchaouen is a mystical place nestled in Morocco‟s Rif Mountains. This is known as The Blue City. So, religious rather than stylistic reasons are behind the design choice. Historical Jewish teachings mainly suggest that by dyeing thread with tekhelel (an ancient natural dye) and weaving it into talitim (prayer shawls), people would be reminded of God‟s presence. Therefore the homage to this tradition lives on in the regularly repainted blue buildings.

#7. Atlas Mountains
This mountain range is home to tiny villages that, until this past decade, had not been fitted with electricity and running water. It is still considered a luxury by many. When you visit and explore these ancient villages, you’ll find time is measured by how long it takes to get from one place to another. Hours and days are the markers of time here. These are the spots for skiing in the winter, and glamping in the summer.

#8. Merzouga (Sahara Desert)
When we learned the difference between how to spell dessert and desert, my teacher told me: There are 2 s‟s in the word that you want more of. This desert, mainly, is one you want more of. You’ve seen the famous dunes (Erg Chebbi) in the movies. So, here you can experience Berber culture at its roots. Surely you‟ll understand why camels are one of nature‟s most fascinating animals.

#9. Ouarzazate
High in the Atlas Mountains, this city is known as the “doorway to the desert”. Its basically vast, arid surroundings mark the beginning of Sahara desert. Thus, you will note a change in landscape, which in itself, is a spectacle to encounter. The word „Ouarzazate’ means “noiseless” in Tamazight, capturing its remote and serene setting.

#10. Tangier
Tangier is often the first point of entry for tourists entering Morocco. It is mainly a true port town with all of the international, cross-cultural mixings. Strolling through the Medina (Old City) you‟ll notice the differences between the Andalusian, Moorish, colonial and Moroccan architecture packed together. So, enjoy the city‟s charm: the medina, the kasbah, and the new city, and continue on your honeymoon hop!

#11. Meknes
Meknes‟ Medina is listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The imposing gateway of Bab el- Mansour is mainly a chief attraction and popular background for fashion photo-shoots of world- class designers.

Mainly another wonderful way to spend your honeymoon in Morocco is by taking camel rides together through the Sahara Desert. This is basically a highly romantic, and relaxing activity, which is
so loved by couples due to the sprawling dunes that change their color with the sunrise and sunset.

An even more exciting experience is roaming the desert under the starry sky of the night, enjoying the presence of each other, and the pleasant serenity of the dune.

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Overwhelming Hospitality of Morocco
Mainly one of the most convincing reasons to take traveling in Morocco for your honeymoon is because of the outstanding hospitality that visitors receive in Morocco. We cannot exaggerate the number of times that we have heard our travelers be shocked at the way people in Morocco go above and beyond to make them feel at home.

So, mainly it‟s preparing special vegetarian meals for their guests or having the manager of a riad sit down and personally welcome the travelers, Morocco is known for its hospitality. The beauty of a trip is often found in the way that the small details work together effortlessly. even choosing a right roaming Morocco tours can make free from any sorts of troubles and make your honeymoon traveling more beautiful. What are you waiting for! Choose the best package for your honeymoon.

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