Why is Chefchaouen blue?
Blue walls, calm corners and a pace that makes you breathe slower. Chefchaouen stays with you long after you leave.
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Traveling Morocco during Ramadan: what tourists should expect
What it’s really like traveling in Morocco during Ramadan – quiet streets by day, full tables after sunset and unexpected moments along the way.
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Kitesurfing in Morocco – windy beaches and long wetsuits
Kitesurfing in Morocco means strong Atlantic winds, wild beaches and long wetsuits. From Essaouira to hidden spots like Sidi R’bat – what to expect on the coast.
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What surprised me most in Morocco
We arrived in Morocco with a certain picture in mind – endless sand dunes, chaos, and something hard to fully grasp. The reality turned out to be completely different. From mint tea culture and surprisingly affordable everyday life to police checkpoints and landscapes that are far more diverse than expected, Morocco kept surprising us in ways we didn’t see coming.
