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Morocco
- 13 days
October 2013; March, April and November 2014
- View the Wonders of Morocco
A new nature-focused exploration of the varied ecosystems of North Africa.
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Learn about desert ecology as you share mint tea with nomadic camel breeders and stay in a private Sahara camp.
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Explore Morocco's mountains on foot, following narrow tracks that pass through Berber villages.
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Ocean waves serve as nature's sculptors, carving magnificant formations into the cliffs of Morocco's expansive coastline.
Morocco has long held a mystique for travelers. From ancient kasbahs to bustling open-air souks, the North African kingdom’s cultural history is riveting. But so is its natural history.
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The Wonders of Morocco
Discover another side of Morocco on this nature-focused journey through the most biodiverse nation in North Africa. From the Mediterranean to the Sahara, examine a remarkable array of geographic features: rocky coast and desert dunes, deep gorges and High Atlas peaks, argan forests and palm-fringed lagoons.
14-day tours from $9,995
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WWF in Morocco
WWF and its partners work in Morocco on community-based conservation, environmental education and ecosystem management because of the variety of habitats fosters a diversity in flora and fauna that’s unmatched around the Mediterranean.
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