Planning a trip to Morocco can feel overwhelming — there’s so much to see, and distances are often bigger than they seem. If you only have one week, the key is to choose a route that feels balanced and not rushed, while still allowing you to experience the country’s incredibly diverse landscapes. In this blog, you can steal my full itinerary — including all the hotels we stayed in — so you can experience beautiful, authentic places without blowing your budget. This itinerary

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A beautiful Kasbah stands proudly on the banks of lake Lalla Takerkoust, offering a breathtaking view of the Atlas. Its ancestral walls, steeped in history, bear witness to traditional craftsmanship, with their colors ...

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Take a plane to Kilimanjaro International Airport. Have your Safari guide pick you up at the airport in a 4wd vehicle. Spend a night near Arusha. In the morning take the time to visit Arusha. After lunch leave the city for the Ngorongoro Crater area. Stay a night in a lodge at the crater's border. Next day ask your lodge to prepare a take away lunch for your journey in the Crater. You have a big chance to see all big 5 there. As the afternoon ends, ask your guide to drive out

Rent a 4wd vehicle and leave your Marrakech riad for one of the beautiful camps in Agafay Desert. After a short 45 minutes drive in the...

This beautiful champagne Château once belonged to designer Karl Lagerfeld. The property of 14 hectares is now proposed by the actual...