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Discover Morocco with Tripmasters Signature Transfer Series packages, including private car transfers between your destinations with stops at charming towns, local attractions, UNESCO World Heritage Sites, and more! Let your journey become an unforgettable experience as our friendly local drivers share their insights or give tips on what to do at your destinations. With our door to door service, you can sit back and enjoy the ride while we handle the driving, allowing you to discover unique destinations and make memories to last a lifetime!
Morocco is home to nine UNESCO World Heritage Sites scattered throughout the kingdom. The sites include ancient Roman cities, capitals of dynasties, fortified villages and towns, beautiful medinas, and architecture that mixes Moroccan and colonial styles brought to Africa by the French, Spanish, and Portuguese.
The sultans and kings of Morocco built an imperial tradition over a millennium, leaving behind an impressive legacy befitting the world`s most enduring royal family. There were four cities that claimed the title of capital of the Kingdom of Morocco (Rabat, Marrakech, Fez, and Meknes), each with their own beauty, charm, and story to tell.
Colonial powers, such as the French, Spanish, and Portuguese, have ruled portions of Morocco since the 15th century, bringing with them their customs, culinary traditions, architecture, and cultures. Now intermingled with Arabic and Berber cultures, the Morocco tourists see today has a more European feel than other former colonies in North Africa.
The Moroccan coast stretches on for 1,140 miles, from Tarfaya in the south to Saïdia in the northeast. Morocco is home to some of the best surfing and water sport opportunities in the world. Many of Morocco`s large cities and vacation destinations are situated along the Atlantic and Mediterranean coasts.
The Atlas Mountains are broken up into four smaller mountain ranges located in central and eastern Morocco. The Atlases stretch across 38,000 square miles, or over 20% of the country. The Anti-Atlas and Saharan Atlas ranges are the southernmost and eventually meet the High Atlas Mountains, where Morocco`s highest point is located.
The Sahara Desert is spread out across 11 countries in northern Africa, and its northwesternmost sands lie in Morocco. Much of the Moroccan Sahara is considered a frontier, even today, and it is a captivating and exciting place, where you can visit cities and oases and ride a camel in the desert in the same trip.
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