Landscapes
Cities
Landmarks
Images of People
Images from my Book
The Atlas mountain range gorgeously stretches across much of Morocco's northern coastline.
This area of land called the Rif is the small peninsula that buldges towards the southern tip of Spain.
Along the city of Tinghir sits the Todra Gorge. Created by the Todra River, this magnificent scenery offers many different picturesque scenes for travelers to take photos.
Located mostly in the southern portion of Morocco, the Sahara desert is a place where new travelers are advised not to go unless accompanied by someone who knows the area.
The city of Taghazoute is located North of Agadir. This fast growing village is now highly known for their optimal surfing conditions on the coast of the Atlantic.
Along the shore lies a historical town called Tangier that has a multitude of magnificent cafes. Countless of celebrities have stopped by this town to overlook the mediterranean sea.
Most commonly known as Morocco's Blue City, this area has many pituresque stairways and allies for the photogenic traveler. Based near a strategic mountain side, this city has beauty inside and outside of the city limits.
Along the narrow mechant streets of Old Medina there is never a dull moment as travelers get lost in the twist and turns of this historical city. Not only is the streets filled with goods to buy, but also entertainment from the early morning to the late hours of the night.
This Phoenician city founded in 7th century BC is now a popular touristic ruin located near Larache. Legend says that this was where Hurcules was tasked by King Eurystheus to steal the golden apples. Commonly known today as the delicious local tangerines.
More commonly known to the locals as Walili, these Roman ruins are a breathtaking area for travelers to learn the history of the city while feeling as if they have been placed in the Roman era.
This beautiful minaret located in the city of Rabat was built in 1195 was intended to be the worlds largest minaret. This beautiful tower is located near the Oued Bou Regreg and makes for a beautiful picture anytime of day.
Located in Casablanca, this Mosque towers over the Atlantic coast. Construction finished in 1993 and is now the second largest Mosque that can hold up to 80,000 worshipers.
This group of travelers have stopped at a gas station too fill up thier motorcycles before heading to their next destination.
This merchant is selling the many spices Morocco has to offer in the streets of Old Medina.
This group of people are having an exiting conversation outside of the Hassan ii Mosque.
This family is nomadic and live in the caves of the Todra Gorge.
The beach of Agadir is a wonderful spot for tourist and natives to relax at this year round beachfront.
Located in the Medina shopping center, these artisan shops are a common place for tourist to visit.
This boy living in Sale is getting a drink at a public drinking fountain.
Overlooking the nearby beach of Sale shows what the city has to offer.
The travel guide that has been helping me learn more about Morocco and all the country has to offer was written by Lucas Peters and published by Moon Travel Guides in December of 2019.
