Things to do in Morocco.

The heart of Marrakech, where Walk The Tour's walking tour begins on Rue Riad Zitoun and Rue des Banques before pushing into the legendary square, and where Royal Mansour hotel sits just steps away per Exclusive Travel Reviews. Ishan Goyal flags Marrakech as a must-visit city for the medina energy alone.

Clair Voyage describes a traditional Moroccan hammam as a unique spa experience, trying it for the first time during a Marrakech visit with her mother.

Billed by Mikes Travels as the largest souk in all of Africa, with approximately 6,000 shops and stalls spread across a walled complex with 12 gates. Best visited Tuesday–Thursday for smaller crowds; entry is near the mosque at entrance number three. A 50–60 dirham taxi ride from local hotels, or a walkable 40-minute flat journey.

A key stop on Mikes Travels' recommended Agadir day-trip circuit, reached by an inexpensive mini train ride from the city center.

Mikes Travels soars above the city on this cable car for panoramic views, sharing tips for getting the best deal and the best vantage points over Agadir.

The historic hilltop fortress is the final stop on Mikes Travels' recommended Agadir day trip, rounding out a circuit that includes the marina and cable car.

I TRAVEL FOREVER covers La Medina as a key Agadir attraction in a full three-day travel guide to the city, noting Agadir as a great entry point to Morocco given its nearby airport.

Described by MY TRAVEL JOURNAL as the biggest mosque in Africa — beautiful and imposing. Clair Voyage calls it the tallest mosque in the world, perched over the ocean with stunning architecture and a serene atmosphere. Two Gay Expats mention rooftop cocktails nearby with views of the mosque as a reason Casablanca deserves at least a night or two.

Two Gay Expats ride Africa's first high-speed train in first class from Casablanca to Tangier, covering the first class lounge, onboard dining, and scenic views — and call it faster, smoother, and more impressive than expected.

Two Gay Expats name Rick's Café as one of Casablanca's standout restaurants, a reason the city deserves more than a quick transit stop.

Two Gay Expats recommend La Sqala as another of Casablanca's standout dining options worth building time into a Morocco itinerary for.

Multiple creators flag the blue-washed maze-like medina as one of Morocco's most photogenic destinations. Boost Your Travel notes its 15th-century fortress, bustling souks, and the legend of Jewish refugees who painted the city blue. Cinematic Travels films the hand-painted doors and carpets in 4K CineDocu style. Travel Ranked calls it one of the most beautiful destinations in the world.

Cinematic Travels highlights this mountain spring at the edge of Chefchaouen's medina as a soothing, atmospheric landmark — the source of the river running through the blue city.

Local Travel Guides describes the towering golden dunes of Erg Chebbi as offering camel rides, spectacular sunset views in shades of gold and orange, and stargazing from desert camps. Travel in Minutes includes the Merzouga Desert in its Morocco top-10 list.

Clair Voyage and her mother ride camels for one and a half hours through the Sahara to a remote campsite, sleeping under a sky full of stars. Dan's Travel Tips calls it an epic adventure. Flying The Nest and Culture Trip both reference Sahara sunsets as trip highlights.

Local Travel Guides describes dramatic cliffs, the famous winding 'snake road,' and surreal red-orange rock formations glowing at sunrise and sunset. Traditional Berber villages dot the Dades Valley below. Called one of Morocco's most breathtaking natural wonders.

Ella & Scott, Travel Nomads climbed this 4,167m peak — the highest mountain in the Atlas range and in all of Northern Africa — describing it as the most well-known Atlas summit for good reason.

Ella & Scott, Travel Nomads spent extended time in this small Atlas Mountains village, connecting with a local Berber/Amazigh family during Ramadan and observing daily mountain community life. The base village for Mount Toubkal treks.

Copenhagen to Cape Town - hopefully takes a street bike off-road through the High Atlas Mountains with wild camping at altitude, documenting the raw, dramatic landscape accessible by road.

Dreamsea Surf Camps films their Morocco surf camp at Imsouane, a coastal village known for world-class surfing, in collaboration with @tenderontour — describing the energy as unmatched.