Our Destinations
Discover Morocco's fascinating cities, their rich cultures, exceptional gastronomy, and breathtaking landscapes.
Casablanca
"Where tradition and modernity meet"
About This City
Casablanca is a city of striking contrasts, where modern skyscrapers coexist with centuries-old alleys of the ancient medina. Morocco's economic capital pulses with unique creative energy. Its palm-lined boulevards, Art Deco architecture inherited from the protectorate, and 15 km corniche offer an exceptional living environment. The city hosts contemporary art galleries, gourmet restaurants, and cultural spaces that bear witness to its dynamism.
Culture & Heritage
Casablanca embodies contemporary Morocco – a melting pot where African, Arab, and European influences blend harmoniously. The city is the cradle of a flourishing artistic scene with its galleries in Gauthier and year-round music festivals.
Best Time to Visit
March to June & September to November – Mild climate and festivals
Did You Know?
The Hassan II Mosque is Morocco's largest religious building and one of the few accessible to non-Muslims. Its minaret rises 210 meters, offering a panoramic view of the Atlantic.
Marrakech
"The magic of a thousand and one nights"
About This City
Marrakech is an explosion of colors, scents, and sounds that intoxicate from the first moment. Its ochre walls hide a labyrinth of alleys where sumptuous palaces, lush gardens, and exceptional riads are hidden. Jemaa el-Fnaa square, classified as UNESCO intangible heritage, is the beating heart of the city where storytellers, musicians, and dancers perpetuate a centuries-old tradition.
Culture & Heritage
Marrakech is the soul of deep Morocco, guardian of ancestral traditions. The city is a cultural crossroads where artisans, artists, and musicians intersect. Its festivals – film, popular arts – celebrate the richness of Moroccan heritage.
Best Time to Visit
October to April – Ideal temperatures and cultural events
Did You Know?
The Majorelle Garden, purchased by Yves Saint Laurent in 1980, houses over 300 plant species from five continents. Its iconic blue has become the city's symbol.
Agadir
"Sun year-round, ocean as horizon"
About This City
Agadir is a city of light and gentleness, blessed by a sun that shines 300 days a year. Its crescent-shaped bay stretches over 10 km of fine golden sand, bordered by a lively promenade. Rebuilt after the 1960 earthquake, the modern city offers a pleasant living environment with its parks, marinas, and seafood restaurants facing the ocean.
Culture & Heritage
Agadir is the heart of Amazigh (Berber) culture in southern Morocco. The city celebrates its roots through the Timitar festival, dedicated to world music and Amazigh traditions. The traditional Souk El Had market is an immersion into local life.
Best Time to Visit
Year-round – 300 days of sunshine guaranteed
Did You Know?
Agadir holds the record for the most sunny days in North Africa. The average temperature is 25°C even in January, making it a prized winter destination.
Can't Decide Where to Go?
Browse all our residences and find your perfect Moroccan getaway.
Browse All Residences