Dreaming in Morocco

13/09/2026

Some places make you look up.
And then they make you forget to look back down. ✨

You might think the magic of the Sahara ends when the sun goes down…
But that’s when another kind of magic begins.

No city lights, no noise, just endless dunes beneath a sky full of stars.

One of our favourite parts of spending a night in the desert — and definitely one of those moments that makes you want to stay a little longer.

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15/08/2026

Actually, this isn’t even half of what your camera roll could look like.
And the best part? Summer in Morocco lasts well into November.

Ready to discover the rest? Get in touch with us. 📧

04/08/2026

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17/07/2026

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11/07/2026

30/06/2026

29/06/2026 🎂🌝🍀🤍

Just enjoying my thirties🍾

30/06/2026

Each June, Sefrou crowns a cherry queen. She is dressed for ceremony, surrounded by music and carried through streets that have repeated the ritual for generations; this year, from 24 to 27 June, the city is doing it for the 102nd time.

The festival is now promoted as one of Morocco’s oldest living traditions, even though it was originally created by a French colonial official.

Pierre Séguy, then governor of Sefrou, launched the celebration in 1920 after taking inspiration from a cherry festival near Toulouse. The first version featured a straw doll dressed in a Moroccan caftan and paraded through the city. By 1934, the doll had been replaced by a real woman, crowned the Reine des Cerises, or Cherry Queen, creating the spectacle that still defines the festival.

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