Hiking
Whether trekking through the sands of the Sahara Desert or hiking in the Atlas Mountains of northern Morocco, all levels of hikers can find a picturesque journey during their visit.
Beaches
Morocco is home to hundreds of beaches along its Mediterranean and Atlantic coasts. The farther south you go, such as the resort town of Essaouria, the warmer the beaches become.
Water Sports
Morocco's coastal areas offer world-class surfing, windsurfing and kitesurfing. With fast and powerful waves, surf spots such as Sidi Bouzid are ranked in the top 10 surfing spots of the world.
Parks
Morocco is home to many nature reserves and parks. The last colony of monk seals at Dakhla Bay in El Hoceima National Park and the lush valleys at the foothills of the Atlas Mountains are some of the most visited areas.
Climbing
The Atlas Mountains give climbers lots of choices for treks throughout northern Morocco. More experienced climbers will prefer to take the two-day trek to Mount Toubkal, which is the second-highest peak in Africa.
Caving
Underground networks connected to a large number of caves can be found throughout Morocco. Adventure travelers will enjoy exploring the caves and looking for ancient cave paintings.