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MOROCCO HOLIDAYS

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An irresistible year round destination

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Vibrant and colourful with fascinating markets

Late deals to Morocco give you the chance to experience magical images of grand palaces and tardis-like Kasbahs.

This irresistible year round destination situated on the North West tip of Africa, has an enviable 300 days sunshine a year. It has a long history dating back to at least 8000BC, yet has only gained its own independence as recently as 1956.

Surprisingly, it's generally no longer than a 3 hour flight from the UK, making Morocco holidays perfect for last minute breaks and great value late deals. The imperial city of Rabat is the capital of the country, whilst main tourist areas include coastal Agadir and Essaouira and the inland 'Red city' of Marrakech. Further north you can reach the city of Tangiers from which a short ferry ride will take you to Tafira in southern Spain.

This vibrant and colourful country is a must if you are looking to engage in a new adventure, whilst couples will appreciate having the option of being as energetic or as idle as they wish. If you are feeling active, then a trip up to the snow-capped Atlas mountain range may be what you're looking for, or if you are looking for something a little bit warmer then a 4x4 excursion to the pre-Saharan sand dunes could be right up your street. The most popular tourist trail leads people to Agadir airport, where upon arrival, you could find yourself just a short 15 minute transfer away from this sun kissed beach haven.

Quick Morocco Tips

The currency needed is the Moroccan Dirham

Morocco operates a closed currency policy so you can only exchange your money in Morocco and you must change it back again before you leave, this is easily done at the airport

Bank notes must be clean, unmarked and not torn or they will not be accepted. Scottish and Irish notes are not accepted either.

British citizens do not require a visa to enter Morocco for a stay of up to 90 days. You must however, have 6 months validity left on your passport

The two main airports used on holidays to Morocco are Marrakech (RAK) and Agadir (AGA)

Soulful culture and first class hospitality

Accommodation on Agadir holidays can be anything from simple self catering accommodation right through to all encompassing all-inclusive beachfront hotels. There's a mix of the old and the new in Agadir, with its old fishing port and souk sat alongside the new tourist area.

Alternatively, you can decide to travel to the enchanting city of Marrakech with its exquisite and intricate architecture, where its inland location lends itself to humid conditions. An ideal choice for city breaks to Morocco and a very popular last minute holiday destination. Stay in one of the luxury boutique hotels during your holidays to Morocco, and visit its famous market where you can choose to buy from a plethora of beautiful gifts or take a look around Djeema el-Fna square and be mesmerised by the sights, smells and snake charmers; perfect for a long weekend getaway.

Morocco is a very soulful place to discover and embrace. The stunning blend of spices in the Moroccan lamb tagines served with couscous and refreshing mint tea, along with the belly dancers hypnotising you to the beats of the local music stand as beacons for Moroccan culture. Another cultural significance is that the Berbers and the Arabs live side by side in harmony. Their warmth and smiles are as genuine as they are enthusiastic and endear you to them and their country. Moroccan hospitality will leave an indelible impact on you, ensuring a part of you will stay on in Morocco long after you have physically returned home. Late deals to Morocco are available to book online here at Latedeals.co.uk

Top Places To Visit

Essaouira
An old Portuguese trading port, this enchanting town is alive with the sights and smells of busy Moroccan life. Local craftsmen work their magic beneath the old city walls, and the lively port offers fish, fresh from the ocean.

Majorelle Gardens, Marrakech
Yves Saint Laurent skillfully restored these gardens following the death of the owner, a painter named Majorelle. The exquisite landscape is beautifully manicured, full of colour and extremely peaceful. Yves saint Laurent felt so at home here, he had his ashes scattered in the gardens following his death in 2008.

Atlas Mountains
An exhilarating and spectacular day out, join a 4x4 trek through the colourful and rocky landscape. Don't forget your camera as some of the scenery on this trip is beyond amazing!

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