Morocco’s introduction to the mainstream holiday market in the late Nineties and now added a new genre of Halal Holidays to the library of world travel. From sweeping Saharan dunes to exotic bazaars, holidays in Morocco offer excitement for Muslim travellers. Here they’ll find the places for prayers, reserve alcohol-free accommodation, visit halal food restaurants, hear snake charmers’ flutes, pass stalls selling everything from rugs and lanterns to pastries, and smell the sharp richness of bubbling tagines. Morocco holidays were scented with spice rather than sun cream, and the soundtrack of waves was remixed with calls to prayer — a real joy for Muslims listening Azan on beaches. Follow the intrepid trails of nomadic Berbers and discover ancient trade in magical medinas, Morocco’s intriguing traditions weave through every experience and remind the Muslim travellers of Islamic empire conquests to Africa. From the Atlantic coast, blush-coloured Marrakech, the most exotic souqs, Atlas Mountains to alcohol-free accommodation & halal meals, Morocco offers all halal-friendly holiday essentials.

Famous For Beautiful African Beaches

Morocco is one of the top tourist spot in African continent with more than eight million tourists visit every year in search of a beach break with a twist. Many decide to visit Agadir as their base, due to the stretch of coast that unravels for six miles and basks in 300 days of sunshine a year. The 15 miles north from Agadir, the quieter sands of Taghazout is located. This up-and-coming fishing village is a magnet for surfers and offers an authentic taste of laidback Moroccan life. Oualidia has an 11 km long lagoon with a tide that means the sand bars change throughout the day. The resorts available here are known for their alcohol-free accommodation, indoor pools, ladies only spas & Jacuzzis, private beaches and full of wonderful wildlife including migratory birds such as pink flamingos. Sidi Kaoki's rustic little cafes, quirky surf shops and cute surfers could be fooled the travellers into thinking they have just arrived in Hawaïi or some remote topical island. A quiet untouched beach with fantastic dunes and caves at the end, Sidi M'Bark is just 15 minutes along the coast from Sidi Kaoki. At Sidi M'Bark, local fishermen pull in their nets and it is just a short walk or camel ride to the waterfalls: a real paradise.

Morocco Outdoor Adventures: Fun for Everyone

Hike to the peaks of the High Atlas, chase waterfalls in the forest and go camel trekking in the desert, Morocco provides all the funs a tourist can imagine. Beach lovers flock to coastal resorts lapped by the Mediterranean and Atlantic seas. With a Mediterranean climate and plenty of sunny days, it’s always a good time to leap into a Moroccan adventure. For serious thrill-seeker, rock climbing in the Todra Gorge and rafting on the Ahansal River is a good spot.

Morocco offers golf enthusiasts and professionals alike a multifaceted landscape. From North to South, the Morocco’s golfing experience varies depending on the preference, whether to play in the sun, on the Mediterranean coast, at the foot of the Atlas Mountains, or near cities rich in history and culture. Four different golf experiences, four different ways to play the sport.

Discover Morocco’s Imperial Cities

Morocco’s ancient cities are a big hit with history buffs. The imperial cities are Morocco’s four historic capitals and other big cities that offer a dazzling array of attractions for Muslim tourists. Fes, established as a capital in the ninth century, is the oldest city in Morocco. Its old town, medina, is ranked as a UNESCO World Heritage Site and houses the oldest university in the world. Most of the population still lives in the atmospheric ancient walls of medina that extends for around 10 miles. Meknes, another ancient city of Morocco, is a treat for history buffs, with mosques, palaces, dungeons and Moorish architecture to enjoy. Best place for Muslim Tourist to visit the historical sites of ancient Muslim world. Morocco’s current capital, Rabat is a blend of modern, palm-lined boulevards with historic landmarks and is famous for its central beach, the walled medina and the Kasbah of the Udayas. Founded in 1062, Marrakech is the poster child for Morocco tourism. History rests alongside lavish Marrakech alcohol-free hotels, ancient souks and an exotic halal dining scene. The highlight of this chaotic city is the market place in Jemaa el-Fna square. Situated in eastern Morocco, the city of Oujda (founded in 994) entices with its impeccable medina, alcohol free properties like Hotel ibis Oujda that offer indoor pool & all halal meal, historic Islamic sites such as Grand Mosque of Oujda and beautiful park. Oujda—also known as city of 400 mosques—is the city with the second largest number of mosques in relation to population. So, no wonder, nobody here looks at the watch for prayer times. It’s old walled city, the Medina, is famous for its Arab-Andalusian style gates. Once the visitors passed the gates, they submerge in a colourful world with plenty of flavours. It’s architecture work including the Grand Mosque, the Madrassah, the Moorish Bath and the Kasbah dating back to the Marinid dynasty, provides Muslims a remembrance of great Islamic culture in ancient times.

Shopping in Morocco: A Unique Experience!

Morocco is always a hot spot of shopping for tourists and brings the concept of shopping souvenirs to a whole new level! Wandering through the medina of any city in Morocco makes it impossible for Muslim tourists not to be distracted by the countless shops as far as the eye can see. They’ll find everything from colourful plush rugs, handwoven blankets, leather bags of every shape and size, fragrant spices and souvenirs that are renowned for their quality worldwide. Numerous traditional bazaars called “souq” or “souk” with hijab-friendly ambience continue to coexist here where a variety of treasures are available generally inside of the old city walls. Souqs in Morocco are not just for shopping but for recreation purposes of family entertainment and an excellent choice of restaurants serving halal food. You will also find prayer facilities in all of Morocco’s traditional souqs.

Morocco’s Luxury Bivouacs in the Dessert

Morocco give tourists the feel like a tour to desert with a night in a luxury bivouac to fully experience the spirit of the desert. In the middle of the Agafay dunes, beautiful camps are located, designed as African lodges, inviting to the discovery and escape in the middle of the atlas and offers a unique experience with its luxuriously furnished tents. Cross the desert expanses to reach the dunes and travel across the desert by camel to reach the bivouacs and the most beautiful sunsets or enjoy a romantic dinner under the stars and a magical evening around a campfire, Morocco luxury Bivouacs is worth considering to stay at night.

Top Highlights for Family-Friendly Holidays in Morocco:

Morocco is famous for tourists due to its rich culture, scenic coastline, ancient cities, soaring mountains and undulating deserts, it is a natural paradise, perfect for family holidays. Morocco’s varied landscapes and geomorphology make it one of the richest Mediterranean countries in terms of biodiversity. Spread over 9 million hectares, the Moroccan forest is akin to the beating heart of the country's ecological wealth, and the lungs that help regulate the climate. A variety of jungles & forest where various wild & domesticated animals — include Fennec fox, Dorcas gazelle, golden jackals, addax, gerbils, rodents, snakes, and lizards — live here. The Vipera Monticola — sometimes called Atlas mountain viper — is the venomous viper species endemic to Morocco. Today there are 11 national parks across Morocco, encompassing remote, wild terrain, family-friendly recreation areas and important historical sites.

Morocco is a promising destination that offers Muslim ladies an experience of well-being that is a must for a change of scenery. For ladies who want to quench their thirst for discovery and adventure, but also to feel good about themselves, ladies only thermal cures, spas, thalassos, or even anti-ageing care based on prickly pear oil is available for getting the comfort of life-time.

Visiting the world largest group of oases in Morocco is like wandering the wonder of world. Located in the lower valleys of the wadis Ziz and Ghéris, is spread over the cities of Erfoud and Rissani, these oases give visitors to discover these green islets of Tafilalet covering, as far as the eye can see.

History of Morocco attracts Muslim tourists. Islam is the largest and official religion in Morocco, with more than 99% of the population adhering to it. It has deep Islamic history, rich cultural and religious heritage. Impressive Islamic architecture and monuments throughout the country are visible reminders of this history. Not only it’s easy to find Halal food here but also find the Mosques and prayers areas in Malls easily. This makes Morocco always a paradise for Muslim Tourists.

Travel to Morocco For Halal Holidays With AlHaram Travel

With AlHaram Travel, you don’t have to travel far for an incredible Morocco halal holidays. No matter from where in the UK you’re going for halal holidays in Morocco, you’ll find plenty of Morocco holidays with halal-friendly essentials and flights right from your nearest airport. Whether you need alcohol-free hotels, private villas with pool, resorts with secluded beaches, woman-only spa, family-friendly activities or all halal food, our expert destination planners assist you before, during and after holiday and arrange every facility that make your Morocco halal holiday comfortable and easy.