After enjoying the camel ride by the sand beach of the Atlantic. Now, it's time to explore the pre-historic Hercules Caves depicting countless myths & legends. The opening to the sea, which depicts the African continent map, is remarkably beautiful...

Stretch your legs by the tranquil, yet interesting alleyways of the Kasbah district before getting to the Kasbah Museum that was initially a Royal Residence of the late Moulay Ismail Sultan in the 17th century. The architecture is just outstanding depicting the Moorish geometric designs as a symbol for diversity. The Museum exhibits countless of traditional items that were brought from all Morocco including lanterns, rugs, chandeliers...

Now, it's time to get into the vibrant life of the Medina with its traditional communal bakeries, Hammams, Souks. To sum it up all, everything you may need can be found here from antiques, clothes, Jewellery, olives, oils, vegetables and much more. Form an idea about the Grand Socco & the Petit Socco with the possibility to have a glass of mint tea while watching the passers-by...

Morocco was the first country to recognise the independence of the USA. This building, the first built American building overseas, reflects the diplomatic relations between Morocco & the USA, and the letters received & delivered from both the Sultan Moulay Suleiman & George Washington prove this fact. The American Legation has been turned into a Museum....