10 Best Spots for Instagrammers:

Photographers and Instagram enthusiasts will find Morocco to be an absolute paradise. Every region of the country has its own unique and breathtaking beauty, from marvelous rolling golden dunes to ethereal blue cities. Here are 9 must-visit destinations that guarantee to provide your followers with visually breathtaking and historically significant reels & posts.

1. Chefchaouan - Morocco's lovely Blue city:

Chefchaouen, also known as Chaowen, or Morocco's Blue city, is situated in the heart of the Riff Mountains, Chefchaouen is a serene Berber town pained with only Blue and while colors making it a lovely destination for visitors and instagrammers alike. Every narrow alley and stairway offers a photogenic corner, from pastel blue doors to decorated entryways and Blue washed streets offers a peaceful vibe and lack of heavy traffic make it easy to explore and shoot. It’s especially popular destinations in Morocco, allowing visitors to appreciate it amazing landscapes, surroundding the town as well as its historical monument including the spanish Mosque, and the old Medina of Chefchaouan, which offers a lovely handcrafts that you can't find elsewhere in Morocco.

2.Fes, Morocco's Oldest Imperial city:

Fes or Fez is Morocco's oldest city with its ancient history and culture. Fez has been founded on 9th century by Moulay Idriss 1, the city is known as Moroco'scientific city. It offer a plenty of attractions and sites for its visitors including Al Qaraouine university, World's oldest University and UNESCO world heritage site. Moreover, Fes old Medina, is lovely historic Medina with fascinating attractions including Attarine and Bouaanania Madrasa, Visitors can walk through its narrow alleyways while enjoy the breathtaking sceneries.

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3. Sahara Desert of Merzouga and Erg Chebbi:

The endless golden dunes of the Sahara offer a great opportunity for visiting wanting to enjoy the tranquil atmosphere of the desert. Merzouga, near the Erg Chebbi dunes, is the perfect place for camel caravan photos, sunset, and luxury desert camp captures under the stars. and other breathtaking activities like Sandboarding, quad biking, or just walking barefoot on the dunes creates marvelous moments. Visitors can immerse themselves in the breathtaking atmosphere and take some of the best photographs while watching sunset.

4. Djamaa Lfena Sequare, Marrakech:

The sequare of Djamaa Lfenna, is one of the largest sequare in Africa, This bustling central square in Marrakech is a sensory overload and an Instagrammer’s playground. From musicians, snake charmers, storytellers to henna artists. Marrakech's lively sequre is where you will explre the local life and immerse yourself in the vibrant atomosphere of the city. Moreover, Djamma Fenna being near the old Medina of Marrakech, offers the chance for visitors to explore the ancient Medina, walk through its narrow alleys and enjoy an authentic Moroccan experience.

5. Essaouira: Mogador:

Essaouira is a a lovely city known for its relaxing beaches, whitewashed houses, and its hitoric old Medina which offers old Portuguese fortresses, and colourful fishing boats. Pictures of surfers and ocean spray, along with a windy atmosphere, make vacation pictures seem more real. For a new touch on seaside photography, try shooting the fortress walls at sunset or strolling along the beautiful beaches of Sidi Kaouki just few miles from the city.

6. Casablanca ( Morocco's Lagest city):

Casablanca is Morocco's largest city and its economic hub, Casablanca is famous for its Hassan II Mosque, one of the largest and most beautiful mosques in the world, extending to around 100,000 whorshippers. Hassan II Mosque's towering minaret and intricately tiled exterior are just amazing for photographers. old Medina of Casablanca is another attractions where visitors can enjoy the Moroccan life, and delve into the ancient Moroccan history.

7. Todra Gorges, Morocco:

Todra Gorge, located on the road connecting Marrakech to Merzouga desert, it 's a breathtaking natural wonders in the High Atlas Mountains, with towering cliffs that descend into a tiny river gorge. For those who enjoy adventure, it provides exhilarating settings for climbing, trekking, or even just taking pictures in nature. Moreover, Todra Gorges are a great place to take some fascinating photographs while also enjoying the lovely atmosphere.

8. Ait Ben Haddou Kasbah:

Aït Benhaddou, a historic kasbah located on the main road connecting Marrakech to the Sahara desert of Merzouga, it is one of the most photographed places in Morocco. Its red clay buildings stacked along a hill appear in movies like Gladiator and Game of Thrones. Walking through the narrow pathways or capturing the site from across the river gives you the chance to appreciate the amazing natural sceneries and fascinating landscapes.

9. Majorelle Garden in Marrakech:

Majorelle Garden, is a picturesque haven adorned with exotic plants, peaceful pathways, and walls offering an amazing opportunity for visitors to enjoy this historic gem and take some of the best photos. Additionally, visitors adore taking pictures amidst the lofty cactus or in front of the iconic blue-and-yellow structures. Perfect for pictures and artistic photographs, it is one of Marrakech's most chic and tranquil spots. It's highly recommended place in Marrakech.

10. Tangier, Morocco:

Tangier, located in the northern part of Morocco, the city offers the chance to appreciate its historic sites and natural wonders. While visiting Tangier, you should not miss the opportunity to visit the Cape Spartel, where the mediterranean sea meets the Atlantic ocean, another interesting site is Hercules Caves, a historic gem in the city. Moreover, Tangier's old Medina, is a great place to learn more about the history of Morocco and connect with locals.

Conclusion:

Morocco is a veritable treasure trove of breathtaking scenery, ancient sites, and more. From the vast desert to the vibrant souks of Fes and Marrakech, every part of this country offers something special to visitors. Morocco is a land of civilizations and rich cultures. Visitors can immerse themselves in the history, art, and architecture of the country while also learning about the fascinating customs of the locals.