Berber tagines that combine meat and vegetables make wonderful one-dish meals to offer at family dinners or when entertaining casually.

A very very yummy snack or breaky, very very very easy to make. Smear a little honey on each piece and enjoy!

All around the world Moroccan mint tea is probably the most famous emblem of Morocco. Everyone knows about it and loves it, but making it remains a mystery.

Four kilometres past Tnine, a discreet sign points up a dirt path into the Amazigh (Berber) village of Tafza, where the three-storey mud-brick ksar (fortified village) that once housed the local qaid (chief) is now a museum.

Nestled in the foothills of the High Atlas Mountains, Anima Garden is a space designed by multimedia artist André Heller.

The organic botanical gardens of a Franco-Moroccan bath-product company combining Amazigh (Berber) herbal remedies with modern aromatherapy make for pleasant wandering

Well known for its waterfalls and green valley of Ourika Marrakech is also a center where women weave Berber carpets made from wool and cotton.

Colors and sizes to mix on the table for a spectacular effect.

Argan oil co-operative where we will see local women cultivating and pressing the Argan nut to make cooking oil, butter and cosmetic products.

Pick up at your hotel or Riad Marrakech. If your Riad is located in the medina, the care will take place in an accessible place, as close as possible to your Riad or Hotel

Enjoy a day trip to one of the most unspoiled regions of Morocco, the Ourika Valley attracts tourists looking for green space and an exceptional landscape …

Taxis in Morocco are a very popular and affordable way to commute daily inside and between cities.