The exotic enchantment of this ancient kingdom lies in wait for any volunteers willing to stray off the beaten track. From the caravan routes of the Sahara through to the walled citadels of Fez, Morocco is a country steeped in French colonial influences, Islamic culture and Berber traditions.

Situated in between the Atlas mountain range and the Rif Mountains, Morocco is subject to extreme temperatures of upwards of 40oC in the interior. The majority of the population reside upon the fertile coastal plains of the North, which experience more Mediterranean climes. The capital city Marrakech or "Red City" lies in the foothills of the Atlas Mountains. A city coloured by the shifting sands of the Sahara and sights and sounds of the bustling souks, Marrakech is perfect for volunteers seeking a sensorous experience.

For intrepid volunteers we have Volunteer Morocco projects exploring the country's breathtaking scenery. Landing at Casablanca, you will wind your way through the Sahara on camel, visit the southern pearl Marrakech and experience all the traditional cultural delights Morocco has to offer.

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This exotic paradise is an enchanting destination with a constant sense of urgency. As you’re ushered down the winding streets of Fes or through the bustling streets that surround the majestic Djemaa el-Fna, you’ll find yourself captivated by the local traders and entertainers as they sell their wares and perform in the souks and squares.

This overwhelming experience will give you a unique glimpse of an ancient world; the traditions of which have held strong despite the passing of the centuries. The country’s rich cultural heritage shines through everything you see, from the ancient Roman remains at Volubilis right through to the Kasbah of Aït Benhaddou and the world famous Djemaa el-Fna.