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The Internet is packed with information about traveling to Morocco. We've done the hard work for you and assembled some of the best Morocco-related links on the Web.
If you're just starting to learn about Morocco and want to where to go first, try visiting Fodor's Mini guide to Marrakesh first, then Adventures of Morocco and then Tangier to the Sahara, to start.
Virtual Tours Of Morocco:
Adventures of Morocco
http://i-cias.com/morocco/
This is simply the most complete guide to Morocco on the Internet, with pictures and in-depth descriptions of every major city, town, region in the country. This site is an absolutely must-see for all visitors.Travel Boutique Style
http://www.boutiquestyle.net/morocco/morocco.htm
Boutique Style offers you the use of your own personal travel specialist. Ready to be taken on a trip beyond your expectations? Choose your destination and contact our specialist for a personalized analyze.Morocco's Top Ten Hotels
http://www.traveltop10.com/
This site takes the opposite approach to the one above: it provides just information on the top ten hotels in Morocco, but lushly photographed.Moroccan Gateway
http://www.morocco-travel-agency.com/inthemaghreb.html
This outstanding site contains all kinds of information on the country, with a tremendous array of information on culture, current events, politics, language, and much more more. This is a tremendous resource.
http://www.geocities.com/TheTropics/4896/ma-print.html#Q04
What this web site lacks in visual design, it more than makes up for in content (and isn't that what you want, after all?). Culled from the shared experiences of thousands of Moroccan travelers in the Morocco travel newsgroup, this site gives in-depth, unbiased information on every facet of traveling to Morocco.
Morocco's
Coolest Celebrations & Festivals
http://www.al-bab.com/maroc/
A great Web site that takes you through many
of Morocco's best festivals and events.
Online Guide
to Morocco's Museums
http://www.maroc.net/museums/
This Web site takes you to all of Morocco's
wonderful museums - a must for travel planning.
Morocco
Bound
http://tayara.com/club/mrocbd1.htm
A good general guide with information for the independent traveler.
A complete and comprehensive guide to every
country in Africa with essential travel information
and 100's of tours and safaris, hotels and car hire
throughout the continent.
Fodors Miniguides
http://www.fodors.com
Marrakesh guide | Fez guide
The Fodors site offering interesting introductions to the two cities, maps, advice from other travelers, and content on a wide variety of travel topics. It's not particularly deep, but a good introduction nonetheless.Lonely Planet's Destination Morocco
http://www.lonelyplanet.com/
Lonely Planet's online information will never be a replacement for the book, but there is a lot of excellent information here, and in particular, their traveler's letters are well worth a read.
I Love Marrakesh
http://www.ilove-marrakesh.com/
It's hard to argue with the enthusiasm of this site, which provides an in-depth review of Marrakesh's sites, hotels, restaurants, shopping, and much more, in both French and English.World City Guide - Marrakesh
http://www.cityguide.travel-guides.com/
This site includes solid information about getting there, getting around, as well as shopping, sport, nightlife, and more. Wireless users can download the guide to a Palm pilot to take with you on your journey.Excite's Guide to Fez
http://whc.unesco.org/sites/170.htm
A good basic guide to Fez, with recommendations on sites and shopping.
Travelogues:
Tangier to the Sahara
http://www.hanshendriksen.net/moroccogallery.htm
Mark Bonne's multimedia travelogue is visually and aurally compelling, with beautiful photography and beautiful design. If only all travelogues were like this!Richard Martin's Moroccan Travelogue
http://dspace.dial.pipex.com
This is a detailed travelogue based on a trip to Morocco in 1994.
Images of Daily Life in Morocco
http://geogweb.berkeley.edu/GeoImages/Miller/
James Miller, professor at Clemson University has assembled a huge database of images of daily life in Morocco. This is one of the best collections on the Internet.Morocco Photo Diary
http://www.spin.si/robertb/morocco/
This lovely collection of images, taken from a trip by Robert Bremac in 1999, is beautifully designed and very easy to navigate.Dan Heller - Morocco Photography
http://www.danheller.com/morocco.html
Photographer Dan Heller has published some truly beautiful photographs of his many travels in and around Morocco. Truly worth a look.Google & Morocco
Google image search for "Morocco"
giving 18,500 images 1/2003
Moroccan Gateway Music Pages
http://www.al-bab.com/maroc/cult/music.htm
This site covers every kind of Moroccan music, with in-depth resources, discographies, and much more.Moroccanmusic.com
http://www.moroccanmusic.com/
Another (beautifully designed) Moroccan music site. Of particular interest is the album A Mile In Our Shoes, recorded over a three weeks' journey in Morocco in 1997. Songs off the album, which explores the breadth of Moroccan music, can be downloaded from MP3.com.An Introduction to Moroccan Cooking
http://www.sallys-place.com/
Learn all about Moroccan cuisine, including information on how Moroccan meals are served, menu planning, recipes, and more. If you're passionate about cooking, be sure to sign up for the bstilla moroccan cooking email list.
The Timeline of Moroccan History
http://www.moroccoweb.com/
This fascinating site shows the breadth of Moroccan history, from prehistoric times to the present, alongside other major world events. Outstanding in concept and execution.Marrakech Riad
Kasbah Omar.
Small independent boutique hotel in Marrakech, Morocco with spa. For a romantic getaway, stay in a riad, travel in style, enjoy luxury accommodation at
The Kingdom of Morocco News Site
http://allafrica.com/morocco/Morocco News.
U.S. Consular Information Sheet
http://wafin.com/consulate/index.phtml?wafin=387e1c726479ff47d8a2f672fef2b06f
This page contains U.S. State Department's advice for U.S. travelers to Morocco.The World Fact book - Morocco
http://www.cia.gov/
A sister publication to the consular information sheet, this site provides basic, up-to-date information about the country.