The Freshest Seafood

In comparison to most Western countries, Morocco's seafood is very reasonably priced with a relatively healthy range of daily catches. Feast on the freshest seafood - handpicked by yourself and chargrilled while you wait - at various fish markets and restaurants throughout the country.

Morocco Sahara Desert Tours

Marrakech and Morocco Sahara Desert 9 days 8 nights
Marrakech round trip via Ouarzazate Merzouga dunes and Zagora 4 days 3 nights
Marrakech round trip via Dades Gorges and Merzouga dunes 3 days 2 nights
Marrakech round trip via Ouarzazate and Zagora Desert 2 days 1 nights

Marrakech to Fez via Desert Tours

Marrakech Round trip via Merzouga desert and Fez 7 days and 6 nights
Marrakesh to Fez via Dades Gorges and Merzouga desert 3 days 2 nights
Marrakesh to Fez via Todgha Gorges and Merzouga desert 4 days 3 nights tour

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Morocco, EU explore sea fisheries cooperation

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Brussels - Morocco's Agriculture and Fisheries minister Aziz Akhannouch paid, on Thursday, a working visit to Brussels at the invitation of European commissioner for fisheries Maria Damanaki.

On this occasion, the two parties examined the Moroccan-UE cooperation in sea fisheries and prospects for the renewal of the partnership agreement in the fisheries sector between the Kingdom and the European community.

During this meeting, the minister gave an overview on the "Halieutis" plan and outlined the main achievements since its launch and major development projects initiated under it.

The two sides agreed to continue their discussions on the renewal of the agreement.

The partnership agreement in the fisheries sector, concluded for a renewable term of four years, came into force in March 2007.

It allows EU vessels to have access to new fishing grounds in the Moroccan waters, and provides for a financial contribution for Morocco. (MAP)

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After three nights in Fez, we hired a local to drive us to Marrakech, the other of the two most ancient royal cities. Its old medina is not quite so amazing as Fez's, but it has a gigantic square filled with food stalls, snake charmers, monkey trainers, fortune tellers, dancers, boxers, story tellers, acrobats, magicians, and henna tattoo artists. Ever wanted to try one of those sheep heads? Here's your chance. Wash it down with a large glass of freshly squeezed orange juice for about 35 cents. As an appetizer, try a bowl of snails, about a buck. The goat stew is very tasty, as is the lentil soup, which will put you back about 35 cents. Watch out for those snake charmers -- they are very persistent for tips, especially if you take a picture. Marrakech also has a charming new city (built by the French) and many lovely gardens.

After two nights in Marrakech, we left for a two-day trek in the High Atlas Mountains, including a climb up the highest peak in North Africa, Jebel Toubkal, 13,670 feet. Wow! We started at a Berber village called Imlil, where we met our guide, who took us to his home where we had breakfast with his folks while he made arrangements for a pack mule. The trek to the Toubkal refuge (at about 10,000 feet) took about six hours, including lunch at a rest stop (Berber style) along the way. We started the climb the next morning at 5:30AM and it took about three hours to get to the summit. What an adventure!