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Essaouira is a World Heritage Site. It is a peaceful coastal town easy to reach from Marakesh. Official languages are Arabic and French but many people speak English.

Mountain biking in the Atlas Mountains offers spectacular winter riding on exciting trails through jagged peaks and gorges, small Berber villages and ancient kasbahs.

There is plenty to do and see in Libya especially for travelers who like antiquities, ruins and deserts, beaches, and all the magic of the ages that surrounds them.

Marrakech is a magical city of contrasts with modern complexes, wide roads, artistic gardens and fountains existing with medinas, mosques and kasbahs.

Morocco is a safe, accessible and exciting holiday playground for families. Pirate coves, camel rides, unspoiled beaches - an affordable playground for kids of all ages.

From the fertile valleys, rivers and waterfalls at the base of the Atlas mountains to the snow covered peaks, visitors will be taken aback by the breathtaking views.

Clear skies, scenery and light, Morocco has it all, a magnet for film producers and cinema fans who follow in their footsteps.

Agadir is nestled along the west coast of Morocco and is the country's most popular attraction. But there is more to the area than first impressions.

Berbers, the original inhabitants of Morocco and rich in customs and crafts are vibrant people who have contributed to the culture of the country.

Jugurtha's Table in Northern Tunisia, sits in a landscape lush and green all year with forests of eucalyptus, pine and cork. Visit Bizerte and Lake Echkeul en route.

In breathtaking mountain scenery and 40kms inland from the eastern Costa del Sol, the picturesque white Alpujarran villages are steeped in Muslim history and tradition