Six cities. One country. Infinite layers.

Our home city. Agadir has a laid-back beach energy, world-class surf in Taghazout minutes away, and the Souss Valley stretching inland through argan country. We know every corner of it.

Djemaa el-Fna at dusk, the Majorelle Garden's cobalt blue, the labyrinthine souks of the medina. Morocco's most cinematic city rewards those who know where to look.

The oldest medina in the world still functions as a living city. Chouara Tannery, Al-Qarawiyyin university, cedar woodworking in Fes el-Bali.

Every alley, every staircase, every doorway painted in shades of blue. A Rif Mountain town with a pace of life that makes you forget your itinerary entirely.

A UNESCO-listed port city where Gnawa musicians play in the ramparts and windsurfers cut across the Atlantic. The most meditative stretch of Moroccan coast.

The Erg Chebbi dunes rise 150 metres from flat desert. Camel at sunset, sleeping in a desert camp, waking before dawn to watch the light transform the sand.