Holiday, made personal.

Red walls, palm gardens and the humming life of Jemaa el-Fnaa, with the Atlas Mountains rising on the horizon.

The oldest walled medina in the Arab world, where tanneries, tiled medersas and 9,000 streets wait to be explored.

Gateway to the Erg Chebbi dunes, where sunrise paints the tallest sand mountains in Morocco a deep rose gold.

A blue-washed mountain town wrapped around a spring, with quiet lanes and cedar forests on its doorstep.

Morocco's economic capital, crowned by the Hassan II Mosque rising over the Atlantic shore.

A breezy seaside medina of blue fishing boats, whitewashed walls and 18th-century ramparts.

The film-set city at the foot of the High Atlas, gateway to the ochre kasbahs of the Draa Valley.

Where Africa meets Europe — a port city of cafés, casbah lanes and a view across the strait.

An alpine-style mountain town among cedar forests, known for its cool climate and stone lion.