Visiting Historic Sites in Morocco
You will be fascinated by the masterpieces in the Museum of Moroccan Art housed in the palatial Dar El Makhzen in Tangier, the superb Roman mosaic of the Three Graces in the Archaeological Museum in Tetouan, the sublime Dar Jamaï Museum in Meknes, the not-to-be missed Rabat archaeological Museum, the Oudaïa Museum with its exceptional collection of carpets, the superb Moroccan ceramics in the Dar Batha Museum in Fez or the sumptuous Dar Si Saïd Museum in Marrakech... Morocco abounds with museums overflowing with treasures. Civilization in Morocco goes back to prehistoric times - thirty centuries that have included Roman, Berber and Arab cultures. This rich past has left impressive ruins at Larache, Lixus, Cotta, Banasa or Volubilis and some surprising cave dwellings at Tarraga, Tamegoul, Merkala, Taourirt, Erfoud, Taous and, the most impressive, Foum El Hassan.

Hiking and Trekking in Morocco
With its four mountain ranges, a dozen summits over 4,000 meters (about 13,000 feet) high, 400 over 3,000 meters, and all of them accessible to people in good physical condition, Morocco offers exceptional hiking opportunities. On foot in the Sirwa, the Sargho and the Rif, on skis in the cedar forests of the Middle Atlas; a combination of skis and mules in the High Atlas, or canyoning; every season reveals a different aspect of nature. The Moroccan mountains are beautiful and wild - yet they are well organized for hikers with qualified guides and monitors available, a network of refuges, mules for hire and cross-country bikes.

Spas and Thermal Cures in Morocco
There are a thousand and one ways to do yourself good by taking the plunge in Morocco. In particular there are the soothing waters of Moulay Yacoub (close to Fez) which give relief to rheumatism, skin and respiratory problems in a spa with ultra-modem medical and hotel facilities. There is also a thalassotherapy institute at Casablanca: The Lido

Sailing, Yachting and Water Skiing in Morocco
Cast off at Al-Hoceima and head your boat out towards the Straits of Gibraltar, pass the ramparts and tie up in the port of El-Jadida, taste the oysters at Oualidia, anchor in a wild creek to the north of Agadir and take in some water skiing. Whether you prefer sail or power boats, there are 3,000 km of Moroccan coast to choose from, plus all the opportunities offered by the natural and artificial lakes.

Fishing in Morocco
The trout is of course the queen of fresh water fish. It can be fished in the oueds (rivers) and becomes a real sport in the gorges. Pike, black bass, perch, roach, carp, eels and barbets abound in the lakes. (Season from May - June according to species). Bonitos, sea perch, mullet, Chad and sea bream are abundant in the Atlantic and Mediterranean. Underwater fishing along the entire coast is quite enchanting. Several ports are equipped for deep sea fishing: Dakhla in the Sahara and Mohammedia near Casablanca for example... tuna, swordfish, marlin, grouper and barracudas are plentiful.

Hunting in Morocco
Quail, doves, snipe, teal, grouse, pheasants, thrushes, pigeons and even wild boars flourish in vast reserves. The season varies according to species: From October to March for most game and June to July for doves.

Four Wheel Drive
Morocco hosts the greatest international competitions. The Paris-Dakar and Atlas Rallies have shown the breathtaking Moroccan landscapes to the world. Thousands of kilometers of track give enthusiasts a wide range of challenges to choose from. Exciting trips with unique and attractive objectives: An Imilchil engagement party, a moussem in the High Atlas, sunrise over the Merzouga dunes, or a search for wild sheep in the Dadés gorges... rom the tiny "quad" to the heavy long chassis four wheel drive, with or without driver and/or camping equipment, the choice is yours.

Riding in Morocco
The horses are superb and the country ideal, so relax and enjoy the pleasures of riding amid fabulous scenery. Gallop the length of the long white beaches, among the dunes and through the forest of century-old oaks. You can also play polo, jump, or take part in races...

Skiing in Morocco
You can ski during several months of the year. Alpine skiing on the powdery snow in the High Atlas, at Oukaïmeden, only 70 km from Marrakech, or the winter sports at Mischliffen in the Middle Atlas on the doorstep of Meknes and Fez. These resorts are equipped with ski lifts. Fans of cross-country skiing aisle have a wide choice: the massifs in the Rif, the Middle and High Atlas all offer exciting itineraries.

Surfing and Windsurfing in Morocco
The Atlantic breakers, the propitious winds of the Mediterranean and huge lakes - amateurs and professionals alike will find everything they need at the many Moroccan "spots". Some, such as Essaouira or Dar Bouazza near Casablanca, are world famous and host major international competitions.

Golf in Morocco
Golf is a growing national passion in Morocco, with superb facilities in a setting of varied and magnificent landscapes. Major national as well as international competitions attract golfers from ail over the world. The most famous is the Hassan II Trophy held on the famous Red Course at the Royal Dar-Es-Salaam Golf Club in Rabat, which classified among the most spectacular golf courses in the world.

There are fourteen courses in the country, a number that rises every year. You can contemplate the eternal snows on the Atlas in Marrakech, breathe the fragrance of the pines and cedars on the hills around Tangier, enjoy the hundred-year-old oaks in the forest at Rabat, the joyful colors of the heather, tamarisk and junipers at Cabo Negro, the dunes at Agadir, at Benslimane, El Jadida, Mohammedia, Ouarzazate, Fez, Casablanca, Settat and play right at the heart of the Imperial city of Meknes, in the Splendid park of the Royal Palace.