Morocco, gateway to Africa, offers a diversity of contrasts that fascinates the traveler. The great barrier of the Atlas, backbone of Morocco is also runs through parts of Algeria and Tunisia, with a length of 2,400 km. This great barrier separates the coasts of the Mediterranean Sea and the Atlantic Ocean from the great pre-saharian plateau of the Sahara desert.

Since old times, Morocco has been a melting pot that has favored different commercial and cultural exchanges. Cities like Fes are fascinating, where the Arab-Andalusian legacy  left its traces with beautiful monuments such as the great Al Karaouine University, whose Library is the oldest in the world. The beautiful Medersas created by craftmen with their master stroke of the chisel.

Take a foray to the south where the fascinating mud architecture and its impressive fortified villages are surrounded by immense palm groves.