Discover Morocco with Pepe Tours!

Morocco is a land so intrinsically beautiful and rich with heritage so old and exquisite that the moment you step foot on it you will feel completely transported to another time and place. The landscapes vary from snow-laden slopes to wide desserts. Morocco is the ideal African starting point for the travelers. An easy hop from Europe, Morocco represents a different experience. Morocco is hectic but friendly and stimulating as well. Tangier, Casablanca and Marrakech all stir a hint of spice in the nostrils.

The most complete medieval city of the Arab world, Fes is a strange and appealing mix of middle ages meets the modern world. The oldest of the imperial cities, Fès is arguably the symbolic heart of Morocco. Its labyrinthine streets and crumbling grandeur add to its intrigue. The medina of Fès el-Bali (Old Fès) is one of the largest living medieval cities in the world, and its gates and walls are magnificent. Other highlights include the Merenid tombs, the Royal Palace and the Mellah (Jewish quarter). Fes was Morocco's capital for more than 400 years and is still considered the religious and cultural center of the country.

Meknes is smaller and a little more laid back than Marrakech and Fes yet this imperial city has similar charms. Highlights include a wonderfully preserved medina filled with souqs which is easy to navigate. The Imperial City, built by the powerful Moulay Ismail in the 17th Century, is a showcase of Moroccan architecture complete with huge gates and impressive carvings.

Situated at the foot of the Atlas mountains, the imperial city of Marrakech is large, noisy, full of history, and beautiful. The famous Djemaa el-Fna square provides perhaps the greatest open-air spectacle in the world. There's a lot to see and do in Marrakech. Highlights include the Saadian Tombs, Marjorelle Gardens, and the souqs (bazaars). Be drawn back into a world of frenzied motion, where jugglers and storytellers jostle for position with snake charmers, magicians and acrobats. Your nose will guide you to row upon row of open-air food stalls whose pungent smoke fills the air with mouth-watering aromas.

Also known as Casa or Dar el Baida, Casablanca is essentially the capital of Morocco. Any European citizen or traveler will feel immediately at home here and will have an almost instinctive understanding of the life here. With a population of almost 4 million, Casablanca resembles a Southern European city. Casablanca is often called the "United States of Morocco" as if a thousand years of history had been brushed aside to let through a modern city. It is Africa's second largest city and only the small, walled Medina still hints at the legend that celluloid once thrust upon her.

Pirate stronghold, breakaway republic, Imperial City and today's capital, Rabat worth a visit! Rabat is home to Moroccan goverment, its a hub of traditional cuisine, architecture and much more. The Ville Nouvelle has beautiful modern French-built hotels. For a capital city, Rabat is very quiet and offers a number of excellent restaurants, clubs and pubs. Rabat is the second biggest city after Casablanca. It is famous for all the historical monuments in the Kingdom and the luxurious carpets and rich embroidery .

Tangier has been called the Gateway to Morocco and has been designated as the country's summer capital by King Hassan II. Overlooking the Straits of Gibraltar with a view of Spain's southern coast, Tangier is set upon a spectacular bay and has been a magnet for travellers for millennia. Tangier has a fascinating history, and a lovely old Medina.

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