Spending New Year’s Eve in Morocco offers a distinct and memorable experience. Reflect on the past year’s events and look forward to the new one in a truly unique setting. Consider celebrating in the desert to escape the hustle and bustle of the cities and enjoy the splendor of starlight in the world’s largest hot desert. This serene environment is perfect for meditating on your recent past and thinking about your hopes and wishes for the future. Nature provides a dazzling light show, enhancing the specialness of the experience. We offer New Year’s Eve packages to make your desert adventure even more enjoyable.
Morocco is an excellent choice if you haven’t yet decided where to spend your New Year vacation. The country offers a variety of attractions, a pleasant and cool climate, delicious meaty meals, and fresh juices to enjoy.
For a unique experience, ride a camel in the desert and stay in a tent with the Berbers to celebrate the New Year. This popular activity is especially delightful during the winter, the best time to visit the desert. While daytime temperatures can rise to around 20 degrees, nights can be freezing, so be sure to pack warm clothes.
Morocco is a popular destination for New Year’s Eve celebrations with many different places to choose from. The imperial cities of Marrakech, Rabat, Fez, and Meknes offer rich cultural experiences. Coastal cities like Agadir, Essaouira, and Dakhla provide a mix of beach relaxation and adventurous activities like skiing and surfing.
The desert of Zagora is a favorite destination for many travelers. For those with limited time, the desert of Merzouga, the largest and most famous, is an excellent choice. Enjoy new adventures such as riding camels, walking for hours in the desert, spending a night in the middle of the dunes, and sleeping in camps like the nomads. Other cities worth visiting include Chefchaouen, Medilt, Ouarzazate, and Asila.
Tangier is a stunning city overlooking the Strait of Gibraltar. As an important port connecting Africa and Europe by sea, Tangier boasts a unique character blending traditional Moroccan charm with modern functionality. The city is worth visiting for its many historic landmarks, including the Kasbah Mosque, Sidi Bou Abed Mosque, Small Zocco Square, and Great Zocco Square. Dar al-Shira’ (Islamic Court) and the Bab al-Assa gate offer a distinctive Arab atmosphere. Modern parts of the city feature beautiful boulevards, top-notch restaurants, eateries, and first-class hotels.
Known as the capital of tourism and one of the imperial cities, Marrakech is an ideal place to spend the end of the year. It offers luxury hotels and high-quality riads. Enjoy fun activities such as hot air balloon rides over the city for breathtaking views or camel rides, just like the nomads. Marrakech is famous for its bustling souks and markets where you can purchase popular products like jalabas, turbans, and carpets. Attend traditional music events to fully immerse yourself in the local culture.
Chefchaouen is protected by majestic rocks and offers impressive scenic beauty. Known for its white buildings, gardens, and fountains, the city has a delightful orchard-like feel. Main attractions include its blue and white bungalows, the Utah dovecote next to the city wall, and the Great Mosque. Chefchaouen serves as an ideal starting point for excursions in the countryside, with its mountain range straddling the Mediterranean and stretching from the Strait of Gibraltar to the mouth of the Moulouya River in the Algerian-Moroccan region.
