Just the name conjures up visions of the Arabian Nights, of oases in the desert with millions of palm trees, of forts and castles and exotic souks filled with treasures.
Morocco
Family Adventure Vacations in
Morocco
Morocco is home to eight World Heritage sites, most of them the inner core of some of its greatest cities. If these aren’t enough family travel ideas, Morocco also has the desert and the ocean. Incredible hotels offer luxury coupled with amazing adventure tours – imagine staying in a castle high up in the mountains, accessible by foot, horse or donkey. Kids love Morocco, and Moroccans love kids.
Active Adventures
Essaouira – an old Portuguese trading post, with great accommodation and twisty, windy whitewashed streets just made for exploring.
The Atlas Mountains – get away from it all on a Morocco adventure tour by spending time in a restored castle high up in the mountains -visit Berber villages and see for yourself what life in the mountains is really like.
The Deserts – visit old casbahs crumbling in the desert, palm filled oases, Saharan sand dunes and great canyons
Culinary
Moroccan food is simply wonderful. Couscous, tagines and sweet mint tea – nothing beats it!
Cultural Adventures
The Djemaa al Fna – the huge square in Marrakech that turns into a carnival every single night – snake charmers, magicians, outstanding outdoor open air restaurants, an absolute feast for all the senses.
Essaouira – an old Portuguese trading post, with great accommodation and twisty, windy whitewashed streets just made for exploring.
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Morocco with Kids: Fes, Marrakech, Ourzazate, Essaouira!
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This blog entry is about a fabulous trip we made to Morocco when our daughter Gal was 18 months old. It is some time ago, but we had such a great trip and learned so much about traveling with kids that it has held us in good stead as she and our other kids have grown older.
