Morocco may be only slightly larger than California, but the country offers travelers an incredible diversity of experiences. Your journey begins in Tangier, where the Atlantic meets the Mediterranean, and a glamorous new hotel at the edge of the kasbah allows visitors to discover one of Morocco’s most dynamic cities. From there, it’s on to Rabat, Morocco’s capital, where ancient cultures and modern marvels intertwine. After a short flight, you’ll explore the breathtaking landscapes of the Sahara and the Atlas Mountains. End your journey in fascinating and mysterious Marrakech, where you’ll check into one of the finest hotels in the world and tour spice-filled souks and perfumed palaces. Along the way, you’ll explore abandoned kasbahs and ksour (fortified villages) amid palm-filled oases. Morocco is never boring. The country is not undiscovered. Most tourists keep to a narrow range of sites, which means popular places such as the Majorelle Garden have become overrun. But it also means that it’s surprisingly easy to escape the crowds. Even in Marrakech, one need only turn a corner to find an unspoiled alley or an evocative small square.