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Arid dunes, snowy mountains, coastal towns, colourful bazaars and bright green forests, welcome to the diverse and unique, Morocco. Fly with us and discover a whole new world of smells, sounds and tastes. You won’t regret it.
Travellers come to Casablanca and expect the same old-world romance of the Ingrid Bergmans and Humphrey Bogarts of the world, when in reality Casablanca is so much more. A time capsule of architecture, a hotbed of art and culture and a great spot for a feed, Casablanca will charm and delight you.
Discover more about CasablancaOpens in a new tab or windowThe city of Marrakech is the result of Europe, Africa and the Middle East merging. This pink hued city sits right on the edge of the Sahara Desert, with the stunning snow-capped Atlas Mountains silhouetted in the background. A centuries-old trading hub, Marrakech is a thriving hotspot for poets, artists and writers.
More about MarrakechOpens in a new tab or windowThe striking and historic city of Fez can feel overwhelming for many travellers. 90,000 people populate the city, with bazaars, laneways, roads and alleyways heaving. Often referred to as the centre of spirituality, Fez is home to a number of influential Islamic scholars. Head to Rcif Market for people watching away from the popular tourists’ destinations.
See more to do in FezOpens in a new tab or windowMarrakech is an ideal place to stay for travellers looking to discover its ancient customs, the nearby Atlas Mountains or visit the traditional hammam spas and colourful Jemaa el-Fnaa market. The brightly coloured juice bar near the market is a must visit pit stop to sample a traditional fruit juice.
Casablanca, Morocco’s largest city, is a cosmopolitan port with an alluring blend of tradition and modern touches. Choose from a family run guest house or spend a little more and check-in to the Palais Faraj Suites and Spa, you'll be within a 15-minute walk of Blue Gate and Der Batha Museum.
For souks and markets the best places to stay are located within the ancient walls of Fès el-Bali. Within the medina you'll still find everything being transported by donkeys and handcarts.
It starts with yoga on the rooftop of a riad in Marrakech and ends with desert glamping. We find a wellness tour with the lot – including cake for breakfast.
Read more on Travel InsiderOpens in a new tab or windowAcross the Royal Air Maroc network, you can earn Qantas Points and Status Credits, and also use Qantas Points on eligible Royal Air Maroc Flights with an (AT) flight number.
Learn more about Qantas and Royal Air Maroc partnershipDisclaimer: ^ You must be a member of the Qantas Frequent Flyer program to earn and redeem Qantas Points. A joining fee may apply. Membership and Qantas Points are subject to the Qantas Frequent Flyer program terms and conditions.
Disclaimer: ^ Qantas Frequent Flyer members will earn 3 Qantas Points per A$1 value unless otherwise specified, for hotel stays booked through qantas.com/hotelsOpens in a new tab or window, except Classic Hotel Rewards and Airbnb bookings. Points Club members will earn 25% more Qantas Points, and Points Club Plus members will earn 50% more Qantas Points. Qantas Points will be credited to your account at least 8 weeks after check-out. Qantas Points may be earned by the member in whose name the booking is made. Members will not be able to earn points on additional charges paid to the accommodation provider for extras (including cots, breakfasts and other incidentals) on check-in or check-out (as applicable).
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