La Bergerie (3Q) is a simple and cosy mountain inn with comfortable stone-built rooms admist the hillside gardens of Ouirgane in the Atlas Mountains.

Essaouira is one of Morocco’s most enjoyable and attractive towns on the coast. Its charm is undeniable with its white washed and blue shuttered houses, art galleries, wood workshops, fishermen and colourful boats - all enclosed by ancient red walls. The town faces a group of rocky islands and is surrounded by an expanse of empty sandy beaches and dunes.

This 16th-century palace in Marrakech was once a playground for Saadian princes and visiting diplomats, a mammoth showpiece for opulent entertaining. Today it's a romantic set of sandstone ruins, policed by nesting storks. The palace, whose name translates as "The Marvel," was once among the world's most impressive monuments.

Djemaa el Fna is a square and market place in Marrakech's old city. The famous town square, owes little of its fame to its own beauty, but to the continuous day and night life. During most of the days, perfomers of every kind put up their shows, continuing until the food stalls start to move in.

Stroll amid the stunning backdrop of the towering Atlas Mountains, enjoying the Berber countryside on a guided countryside walk through the amazing mountain scenery.