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Best Things to Do in Tours, France
Welcome to Tours, the heart of the Loire Valley and a city that’s equal parts laid-back charm and French elegance. Often overshadowed by the nearby châteaux, Tours is a destination in its own right—filled with cobbled streets, lively markets, riverside strolls, and seriously good food. It’s a place where history meets modern café culture, where…
3 Days in Nice: The Perfect Itinerary for Exploring the French Riviera
Nice is one of those places that just gets under your skin—in the best possible way. With its sun-soaked promenades, pastel buildings, and sparkling Mediterranean views, it’s the kind of city where you’ll want to slow down, take your time, and savor every croissant (and sunset). Whether you’re here for the art, the beaches, the…
Morocco Travel Tips & Things to Know Before You Go
Planning a trip to Morocco can be both exciting and a little intimidating. Before my first visit, I read plenty of guides and blogs—but still found myself caught off guard by a few things once I was on the ground. After spending a month traveling through the country, from the chaos of Marrakesh to the…
What to Eat in Morocco: Must-Try Dishes, Street Food & Sweets
One of the best ways to get to know Morocco is through its food. From the smoky scent of sizzling brochettes on street corners to the delicate, flaky layers of a fresh msemen served with honey and mint tea, eating in Morocco is an experience that engages all the senses. During my time traveling across…
What to Pack for Morocco: A Practical Travel Checklist
Packing for Morocco isn’t as straightforward as it might seem. Between the snowy peaks of the Atlas Mountains, the golden dunes of the Sahara, the Atlantic coast, and the maze-like medinas, this country packs a lot of beautiful places into a relatively small space—and your suitcase needs to be just as versatile. During my trip,…
10 Days in Morocco: An Itinerary from Marrakesh to the Sahara and Beyond
With just 10 days, you can see some of the best Morocco has to offer — from the vibrant streets of Marrakesh to the peaceful dunes of the Sahara, the coastal charm of Essaouira, the historic cities of Fes and Meknes, and the blue-hued beauty of Chefchaouen. It’s a fast-paced itinerary, but a rewarding one,…
Best Places to Visit in Morocco: My Favorite Stops After a Month on the Road
Morocco had been on my list for years — the kind of destination that seems to promise it all: mountains, desert, beaches, ancient cities, and incredible food. I finally made it happen with a month-long trip in January, starting and ending in Agadir, doing a full loop through the country. From wandering the buzzing souks…
The Best Things to Do in Tangier, Morocco
Tangier was one of my final stops on my Morocco loop, and after weeks of traveling through cities, deserts, and mountains, it offered something entirely different. Perched on the Strait of Gibraltar where Africa meets Europe, Tangier has long been a gateway city—a bit rough around the edges, undeniably intriguing, and layered with history. I…
Why You Shouldn’t Skip Meknes on Your Morocco Trip
Meknes might not get as much attention as nearby Fes or Marrakech, but during my 1-month trip through Morocco, it turned out to be one of the most pleasant surprises. With its relaxed medina, grand gates, and layers of imperial history, Meknes offers a quieter, more authentic experience without the crowds. I visited as a…
