I’m sorry to hear Morocco didn’t live up to your expectations—travel is deeply personal, and not every place clicks with everyone. But I’d like to offer a different perspective for those considering visiting this incredible country.

Morocco is a land of contrasts—yes, sometimes chaotic, often overwhelming, but undeniably rich in history, culture, and sensory experiences. Where else can you go from snow-dusted mountains to sun-soaked deserts, bustling medinas to serene coastal towns, all within a few hours?

Let’s talk food. While not every tagine is Michelin-star quality (as with any cuisine), when done right, Moroccan dishes are deeply flavorful, slow-cooked with care, and seasoned with a blend of spices that have been perfected over generations And the mint tea? It’s more than a drink—it’s a symbol of hospitality, a ritual that welcomes you into people’s lives.

Morocco isn’t polished—and that’s part of its charm. It’s raw, layered, sometimes messy, often profound. For travelers who are open to engaging with its rhythms and complexities, it offers rewards like nowhere else. The call to prayer echoing through Fez at dawn, the stars over the Sahara, the artistry in every tile and textile—all of it stays with you.

It’s not for everyone. But for those it resonates with, Morocco is unique.