Luxury Holidays To Morocco

No amount of words will do justice when it comes to describing Morocco. The destination is one of the jewels in the crown for Africa, along with numerous other exotic nations like Egypt and Kenya. The mighty snow capped Atlas Mountains, pristine beaches along the balmy Mediterranean as well as the freezing waters of the Atlantic Ocean, endless tracts of the scorching hot Sahara desert, and verdant green valleys - all seem to have conspired to bewitch the visitor.

The Different Flavours of Morocco

Those with a passion for nature may not be able to compare Moroccan forests with the jungles of Kenya and South Africa but can definitely treat their eyes to numerous exotic species of virtually extinct wildlife. The nightlife comes alive with seductive belly dancing as well as the more conventional discos. A world of culinary delights spells paradise for gourmets, while the souk retail therapy satiates even the most hardened shopaholic. When it comes to accommodation, there are scores of luxury hotels to choose from, Morocco appears to have something of everything. Be it the bohemian chic of some of the cities of South Africa or its very own unique old world charm – the destination never fails to baffle with its endearing contradictions. Similarly, when it comes to sightseeing, Morocco is perhaps the only African destination, which gives Egypt a run for its money. Here are some of the most popular sightseeing spots from Morocco.

Asilah

This once a upon time seat of power of conquerors spanning kings and robbers alike has evolved into a compelling seaside resort over the years. It is said that the history of Asilah goes back to 1500 BC, when it was constructed as trading post by Phoenicians. Luxury Holidays to Morocco is incomplete without a visit to Asilah.

Friouato Caves

Billed as North Africa's largest known cave system, the Friouato Caves take one deep into the bowels of the earth to an amazing world of stalactites, stalagmites, and other captivating rock formations.

Citadel of Chellah Gardens

Anyone taking about luxuryholidays to Morocco during spring would do well to pay ode to the splendid beauty of the Chellah Gardens. Countless flowers here make for a world of mad dazzling colours. Roman ruins and intricately carved tombstones add a liberal dose of historical charm to the gardens. Quite a few of the most popular luxury hotels of Rabat are in close proximity to the Chellah Gardens making it a very conveniently accessible spot.

Boulauane Kasbah

Overlooking the Wadi Oum er-Rbia River, the Boulaouane Kasbah built as an imposing fortress. Stairs lead one to the top of the fort's tower from where one can take in sweeping views of the surrounding landscape. The interiors are no less impressive with elaborate decorations and mosaic designs.