Riding with the Berbers | Justine Hardy | Morocco, Atlas Mountains, Ouirgane

We were given Barbe-Arabian horses to ride across the High Atlas. The Berbers speak of them in hushed tones as if they are referring to deities. They are pretty little things with floating manes and dished faces

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Morocco with Children | Andrew Eames | Morocco, Anti Atlas, Agadir

The waves were rather bigger than the children's experience (courtesy of Brentford Leisure Centre) but not too big, and the sand was good enough to eat - at least, Rhena thought so

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A Sojourn in the South | Amar Grover | Morocco, Anti Atlas, Taroudant

I hadn't come to Taroudannt to stroke chameleons. Situated in the Souss Valley between the High Atlas and Anti-Atlas mountains, this is one of southern Morocco's largest and most laid back towns. Around 6km of crenellated walls and arched gateways enclose a tight jumble of streets and cafe-lined squares. The souk - bazaar - is smaller than Marrakesh's but prices are almost always keener and the merchants just that little bit friendlier

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Walking in the High Atlas | John Warburton-Lee | Morocco, Marrakech, Marrakech

Great sweeping ridges of sand snaked up to star-shaped, wind-blown summits in perfect crescents. With each vista the dunes seemed to loom larger and more graceful

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Disaster Travel: Morocco | Sean Thomas | Morocco, Marrakech, Marrakech

Welcome to Morocco. The real Morocco. Experienced visitors to Morocco will know, perhaps, what I’m talking about. Others might be surprised to hear my story

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Marrakesh | Lucretia Stewart | Morocco, Marrakech, Marrakech

As you drive in from the airport, along the dark, palm-fringed roads, past the massive, silent bulk of the city walls, as you approach the medina, the ancient Arab quarter, slowly you will become conscious of a noise

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Souks and the Single Girl | Isabella Tree | Morocco, Marrakech, Marrakech

The hammam was not how I imagined. I had pictured something bustling and sociable, a traditional courtyard thronged with women in towels like a scene from Steaming

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The English Season in Morocco | Barnaby Rogerson | Morocco, Marrakech, Marrakech

It is, as they say in Morocco, 'the English Season'. Like some strange breed of bird that migrates to its own discordant calendar the English have taken to visiting Morocco in February and March

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Luxury Marrakesh | James Henderson | Morocco, Marrakech, Marrakech

In the traveller’s equation that balances reliable winter sun, easy accessibilty and an exotic destination, it is surely Morocco that comes out on top

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Marrakesh | James Henderson | Morocco, Marrakech, Marrakech

'Marrakesh has le temps - zere is ze climate and zere is time for yourself.' He paused to execute a traffic manoeuvre only a Frenchman could conceive

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