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Next month it starts: the first flights to the hot summer destination
Next month, direct flights to Morocco will begin, and everyone who returns from it will be thrilled and amazed.
So Amit and Michal, a couple who have already traveled all over the country, choose the five places that must be seen on your first landing at the hot destination of the summer
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Monday, 07 June 2021, 08:55 Updated: 09:52
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Morocco is just beyond the horizon for the Israeli tourist, which means that the direct flights (of Israir and after Arkia and El Al) will start next month (July 19), so it's time to start checking out the places you must see on your first visit to the country. .
In preparation for the opening of one of the hottest destinations of the summer, we asked Amit and Michal, a couple of bloggers and travelers who have already traveled all over Morocco and have an amazing Instagram account, to choose for you the five places you must reach on your first landing in the new country.
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1. Sahara Desert
What's special about it:
Apparently no one did not think of the Sahara desert when he thought of Morocco.
The Sahara Desert is one of the most special places in the world, and probably one of the most impressive in Morocco.
In the desert you can experience the vast dunes in a variety of ways, from traditional tents, glamping accommodation and even luxury hotels, if you choose to reach the Sahara desert, do not miss the sunset, one of the amazing experiences that can be done in Morocco.
How to get there:
Every good thing has a price, and to get to the Sahara Desert you will have to travel quite a bit.
The most recommended way is to travel from Marrakech, with a night stop on the way, for those who do not want to stop on the way, the whole trip takes about eight hours.
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Sahara Desert You can enjoy an amazing sunset and watch endless dunes (Photo: Courtesy of the photographers, Amit and Michal)
No one did not think of the Sahara desert when he thought of Morocco (Photo: Courtesy of the photographers, Amit and Michal)
2. Agafi desert
What is special about it:
For all those who are unable to reach the Sahara Desert, a short distance from the city of Marrakech, an Agapi desert awaits you.
Unlike the Sahara Desert, the Agapi Desert is a rocky desert, and it is highly recommended to come here for at least one night and enjoy the variety of glamping accommodations that the place has to offer.
How to get there: The
desert is an hour's drive from Marrakech.
One of the glamping complexes in the Agafay Desert - Agafay Desert Luxury Camp (Photo: courtesy of the photographers, Amit and Michal)
The alternative to the Sahara.
Agafi Desert (Photo: Courtesy of the photographers, Amit and Michal)
3. Shapeshwan
What's special about it:
One of the most special places in all of Morocco.
Shafshuan is a small town located in northern Morocco.
It is known for its houses and streets that are painted in spectacular shades of blue.
In this town you will not find major attractions, so why is it considered so popular?
Because the real beauty in it is to just walk around the blue alleys, shops and restaurants and wonder if all this beauty is real.
How to get there:
To get to Shafshuan you will need to travel by car four hours from Casablanca, or a two-hour drive from the city of Tangier.
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The Blue City, Shafshwan (Photo: Courtesy of the photographers, Amit and Michal)
The real beauty in it is just walking around the blue alleys.
Shapeshwan (Photo: Courtesy of the photographers, Amit and Michal)
4. Spelling the two-son
What's special about it:
Game of Thrones fans?
This place is for you!
Ayat Ben Duo is an ancient casbah located on the banks of the Huarazat River, and is considered one of the most famous casbahs in Morocco in recent years, because several episodes of the epic series "Game of Thrones" were filmed here.
The sharp ones among you will recognize the place as a "Yonkai" city from the travels of Halisi (Emilia Clarke) in the series.
How to get there:
To get to Ait Ben Duo the recommendation is to leave Marrakech, you will need to travel about three and a half hours.
On the way you will pass between mighty mountains and ancient barbarian villages.
Feel like Game of Thrones.
Ait Ben HaDo (Photo: Courtesy of the photographers, Amit and Michal)
Ait Ben Duo is considered one of the most famous casbahs in Morocco in recent years (Photo: courtesy of the photographers, Amit and Michal)
5. The old city of Paz
What is special about it:
Paz is considered a city with a lot of ancient history and is also home to the largest and oldest country (Old City) in Morocco.
You can find in Paz a lot of Moroccan handmade products, such as rugs, plates, mosaic tools, leather products and more.
How to get there:
To get to Paz, the fastest way is an hour-long domestic flight from Marrakech or Casablanca.
If you want to get there by car, you will have to drive about three hours from Casablanca.
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One of the oldest cities in the world.
Paz (Photo: Courtesy of the photographers, Amit and Michal)
Paz, the largest ancient city in Morocco (Photo: Courtesy of the photographers, Amit and Michal)
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