Activities in Morocco

This well-known school in Morocco offers organized trips to nearby Khenifra’s carpet souks and classes on Maghrebi literature and Arabic calligraphy.

The shop has a loyal following of travelers who come just for the latest models and colors of its Tod’s-like loafers (most less than $50 a pair).

This tiny boutique Beldi dresses some of Marrakesh’s most fashionable residents in linen shirts, mandarin-collared cashmere jackets, and embroidered s

Nestled deep into the medina, you’ll find the Belghazi Museum, a former 17th-century riad full of carpets, weapons, and wedding chests, some of which

Deep within the medina, Boutique Majid stocks historic indigenous furniture and objets d'art (armoires; birdcages) alongside oversize antique Berber j

Goods spill out along the seemingly endless miles of rough sidewalk: everything from incredibly inexpensive tin lanterns ready to be repurposed as lam

The Art Deco cinema was saved by local artists in the community as part of a larger effort to save Tangier's historic buildings.

The place to go for a traditional Berber rug.

The owners provide Perrier shoppers troll the endless array of carpets, most of them ridiculously underpriced at around $300. Make sure you measure yo

Visit the Dar Batha Museum to see its impressive collection of pottery, antique instruments, and Fassi embroidery.

The shop is full of exquisite embroidered table linens.

Sign the kids up for lessons at this little surf school. Their instructors, all locals, will be the first link to the country’s culture.

Otherwise known as the Weaver's Market, feral cats and vendors selling hangers are mixed with vendors who sell to Barneys New York.

Intensité Nomade sells brightly colored caftans by owner Frédérique Birkemeyer, as well as soft leather pants for women, raw-silk pants for men, and C

President of Heritage Tours Private Travel, Joel Zack specializes in tours of Spain, Morocco, South Africa, Portugal, and Turkey. For more than fiftee

Offers private custom tours with in-country offices, guides, vehicles, and 24/7 emergency support. The tour company also arranges intimate access to t

KIS (Keep It Secret) is a by-appointment boutique hidden on the upper story of a tiny medina house that carries more caftans, as well as jewelry and g

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A great market for babouche slippers.

The store is brimming with everything from jewelry to furniture.

A market of straw furniture and baskets; custom orders welcome.