Casablanca may have been introduced as the city to visit in Morocco, but this country offers much more than just its largest city. The past is ever-present in this multicultural and colorful nation, whether walking through historic medinas, trying local cuisine at a Souq, or lounging in the sun in a seaside town with whitewashed buildings. Travelers may enjoy tanning on beaches, snow skiing in the mountains, and living in a historical Arabic culture in this country on the Atlantic coast. Here are some of Morocco’s top tourists’ most suitable Instagram shots destinations:
Number 1: Legzira beach
Legzira beach, which is south of Agadir, is regarded as Morocco’s most unique beach because of the huge sea arches that line the shore. They are so enormous that, at low tide, a person standing below one will appear to be a little dote, making for an amusing and enjoyable Instagram post. Here, you should capture a shot for your feed without a doubt.
The arches glow a vibrant red at sunset, creating a breathtaking view.
The beach is perfect for hanging gliding and skydiving, but it’s also great to relax and take in the magnificent sea arches.
So if you feel like walking along the Atlantic coast near Legzira and admiring a magical sunset almost alone, don’t put off your trip to Morocco for too long.
Number 2: Casablanca
Everyone is familiar with Casablanca as the colonial city featured in the 1942 romantic film, yet the modern city lacks that beautiful, dreamlike atmosphere. Instead, the trading powerhouse Casablanca is today.
The port city is the economic center of Morocco due to its significance. You may still go for a stroll through Casablanca’s intriguing old town to learn more about its history and capture the moment amid the city’s magnificent Moorish architecture, which is mixed with European designs and styles, for your Instagram followers.
Have a drink at Rick’s Café, the movie’s iconic bar, to preserve the memorable experience you had there if you really want to harken back to black-and-white movies.
Beautiful palm trees line its paths, with the Atlantic ocean over the horizon and large business buildings on every corner. Try to join the Hassan II mosque, the splendid architecture built on the water.
The Mosque of Hassan II is Casablanca’s largest mosque and is surrounded by the Mediterranean. It is covered with exquisite patterns, mosaics, and motifs that will look great in your Instagram feed.
The White city, Casablanca, is where culture and serenity activities blend seamlessly.
Number 3: Meknes
Meknes, one of Morocco’s four royal capitals, shares a name and a reputation with Sultan Moulay Ismail. The sultan transformed Meknes into a magnificent Spanish Moorish city with massive gates and thick walls. Meknes is not only the closest city to the Roman remains of Volubilis, a great place for old Greek-style picture, but it is also an imperial city with many historical landmarks and scenic areas.
Roam through the streets of “Moulay Yacoub,” where to collect the best souvenirs of Morocco and take the best shoots for your Instagram.
Number 4: Chefchaouen
Chefchaouen might just as well be called the Blue City because it’s filled with what else? Chefchaouen, located in northwest Morocco and close to Tangier, is a well-liked travel destination. The city’s tight maze of lanes, hidden plazas, and ancient kasbahs, which are surrounded by stunning mountains and offer numerous photo possibilities around every corner, make it a favorite among shoppers who can purchase Moroccan goods, like woven blankets that are unique to the country. The surrounding mountains make almost every place a photo opportunity.
So goo, through Chefchaouen’s famed blue streets and walls, will create the ideal Instagram backdrop.
Number 5: Assilah
Assilah, which is now a well-liked beach resort town, has a glorious past that goes back to the time when it served as a trading center for the Phoenicians in 1500 BC. It served as a base of operations for pirates in the 19th and 20th centuries. Around 1.5 miles south of Assilah is Paradise Beach, a beautiful wide piece of sand that is well-liked by both locals and tourists. Surrounding the rebuilt Medina Palace Buildings are fortifications from these ancient ages, along with scenic landscapes, inexpensive hotels, and restaurants.
Assilah is a great place if you are looking for a beachy, calm, and romantic honeymoon in Morocco. What else than a piece of sand, a calm blue beach, and a great sunset to take the perfect lover shot?
Number 6: Essaouira
Essaouira has lovely sandy beaches, but it is impossible to sunbathe due to the strong winds. However, many who participate in water sports are aware of wind’s advantages and congregate on Essaouira’s beaches throughout the summer to improve their windsurfing abilities. With their rich history and charming streets, the harbour and old city walls are the ideal places to get lost and uncover new and intriguing secrets tucked away among the walls, and take some amazing Instagram shots with your loved ones.
Essaouira’s beach makes for a perfect stop after a long shopping day at the nearby boutiques and medina.
And as you can see, so many attributes coexist in pure harmony in the magical town of it. One day trip to Essaouira can be arranged to the last details, and for your Instagram shots, we know where to take you. If you’re dreaming of a holiday in Morocco, I suggest you stop dreaming and start planning.
See Essaouria’s historic city walls, where the sea meets the medina. Take a few pictures while strolling through the historic district and relaxing by the sea.
Number 7: Fes
Fes, once the capital of Morocco, Fes exudes culture and history. Its emblematic medina is a massive pedestrianized sprawl that oozes ambiance and history. It can seem completely overwhelming to many visitors, while others fall in love with the brilliant atmosphere.
This 13th-century city is an imperial city of long-lasting multicultural history that reserves unexpected surprises for its visitors. Those who are brave enough to wander down the narrow alleys can discover the city’s two Islamic schools dating back to the 14th century. Both madrasas have intricate faces carved from cedar as well as elaborate tiles. And guess what? Limitless nomads can offer Fes to Marrakech desert tours or Fes to Merzouga. Our agency makes real guided tours of Morocco.
And PS don’t leave without having tasted the city’s gastronomy, reputed to be one of the best in the world.
Number 8: High Atlas
A mountain range called the High Atlas extends from Morocco’s coast all the way to Algeria. The High Atlas, the tallest mountain range in North Africa, provides year-round outdoor recreation possibilities, including summer hiking and winter snow sports. The Todra Gorge in the eastern High Atlas is among the best sites to visit. The Todra and nearby Dees rivers have also sculpted up dramatic gorges along cliff faces in the Alps.
Ait Ben Edou, a historic mud brick city on the edge of the High Atlas Mountains, has been shown in many movies, including Lawrence of Arabia and Gladiator.
Here you are sure to take the most panoramic picture you were waiting for in your Moroccan tour.
Number 9: Tangier
The streets of “the White” Tangier are lined with houses that have lime paint on them. When you first arrive, let yourself get taken away by the city’s dreamlike aura, much as Delacroix or Matisse did. At the base of the “Kasbah’s” towering walls, explore the vast “Socco’s” lanes and take in the citadel that rules the medina. Explore the “Sultan’s Palace,” which is now devoted to Moroccan arts, which is a short further off. Along with the arena on the “Plaza de Torros” and the “Cervantes” theatre constructed in 1913, Tangier is recognized for the Spanish impact on its culture.
There is something to capture with your camera in every corner of this city.
And don’t forget to visite la grotte dhercule
Since the 1920s, people have traveled widely to see the Caves of Hercules.
These are purely natural limestone caverns that are accessible to the sea, which it penetrates during high tide.
According to mythology, Hercules retired there after completing his tasks and dug the Strait of Gibraltar by displacing the mountains (the Jebel Tarik of Gibraltar in Europe and the Jebel Moussa in Africa, near Ceuta).
These caves close to Tangier are also attributed to him as their construction. Some believed that this was the home of Polyphemus, a cyclops and the son of the sea god Poseidon whom Ulysses had killed during his journey.
was used for a variety of crafts and tools.
A primary passageway inside these caves connects to a number of rooms.
Walls have distinctively shaped openings that provide views of the ocean.
The shape of the African continent is the coolest opening! Even Madagascar is apparent from there.
Number 10: Merzouga
A little village called Merzouga can be found in southeast Morocco, not far from the Algerian border. Due to its proximity to the ERG Chebbi sand dunes, which are blown by winds up to 500 feet high, it is on a popular tourist route. Take an overnight camel ride over the wavy, dark, reddish-orange dunes if you’re seeking a truly unique travel experience where you can ask the guides to take the perfect camel dunes picture for you with the great blue sky. The majority of group tours end at a predetermined camp where the various tour operators have their Berber tents put up at the base of some pretty enormous dunes.
Not only does the sand make for some great pictures, but it’s also believed to have healing properties. People from all around Morocco come to Erg Chebbi to treat medical issues like rheumatism and arthritis. They are buried in the hot sand up to their neck during some of the hottest times of the year.
This charming small village has a backdrop of long picturesque stretches of towering sand dunes in every direction. The red sandstone buildings blend into the warmth of the desert backdrop that turns into a kaleidoscope of colors at sunrise and sunset. This is not the frenetic beat that comes to mind when you think of Morocco; this is the Merzouga Desert.
Desert trip, we call it, and if you are looking to find the best one, with limitless nomad agency, look no more, you found it.
Here, dinner will be prepared, possibly some music will be played, and guests can play on the sand beneath countless stars or take some amazing videos or shots for their Instagram followers.
So, it’s a touch cheeky, but the Sahara merits two slots. We promise that your Instagram feed will appreciate it in the future. Don’t forget to observe the stars when spending the night in the desert.
Number 11: Marrakech
Marrakech, formerly one of the country’s royal towns, is sometimes called the Red City because of its sandstone buildings. Marrakesh was a hippie destination in the 1960s, drawing well-known figures like the Beatles, Ives, St. Laurent, and the Rolling Stones. Marrakech is still one of the most famous tourist attractions in Africa. It has stunning old architecture and courtyards with orange, palm, apricot, and olive trees.
Jam3 lfna is what we call the heart of this red city, so go there on a summer evening, enjoy the breeze, the lights, the food, and don’t forget to take a shot with the snakes and monkeys in this fantastic place. I’m sure your account will look different with those pictures in it, and your friends will envy you for this adventure.
A maze of markets, street entertainers, food vendors, and merchants peddling their goods, but act quickly to take a photo before you get sucked into Marrakech’s frenzy.
Number 12: Agafay
The Agafay desert covers several hundred acres and is located thirty kilometers south of Marrakech. This rocky desert resembles a sand desert in appearance. In fact, the terrain and white sand dunes there are reminiscent of those in the Sahara. An unexpected oasis, a refuge of peace and tranquillity where the fauna and flora may readily develop, can be found in the heart of the desert, where you can take the perfect desert shots. Frogs and turtles peacefully coexist with water and rocks in the oueds in this paradise. Still existing in this harsh yet beautiful environment are numerous Berber communities that are lost in the sand.
This stony desert, which is very close to Marrakech, will astound you and make you forget the intense atmosphere of the city’s heart. You can discover the desert:
Relax by riding and gazing at the Atlas Mountains! Book a private camel ride in the Agafay Desert straight away. All thoughtful people should reserve this one-of-a-kind experience. The limitless nomad is fantastic if you like to go on an excursion with a friend. Online reservations are simple, quick, and safe.
Most people’s main dream is to ride a camel through the bright-orange Sahara sands. Strike the pose on the camel!
Number 13: Ouarzazate
In the past, the Ouarzazate region served as the beginning point for the 1000 Kasbah and oasis itineraries. It served as the focal point for trade and cultural exchanges between tribes from sub-Saharan Africa and the high Atlas.
The Moroccan and Maghrebian Hollywood is well-known. Many movies, like “Lawrence of Arabia,” “A tea in the Sahara,” “Gladiator,” “Game of Thrones,” and others, have used spectacular natural scenery as the scene.
Filmmakers come to this location to shoot their movies not just for the studios, Kasbahs, and Ksours but also for the skilled film technicians and the quality of the light.
Forget Star Wars; Gladiator and the stars of Game of Thrones will appear in your personal Instagram account instead. Discover why Ouarzazat has been captivating tourists for decades.
What about a nice riad Instagram picture?
A riad is a traditional Moroccan house centered around a courtyard that offers a tranquil retreat from the bustle of the city and a stunning backdrop for an Instagram shot.
A tajine picture
And of course don’t forget that if you don’t have a tagine, you haven’t been to Morocco. Take a photo of your meal before it gets too cold to become the ideal foodie Instagrammer.
So, what are you waiting for, traveler? Book your best place and choose the package that suits you the most, and don’t forget Limitless Nomad also make custom Moroccan tours, so let’s start this journey together!
