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| 10 Good Reasons to buy property in Morocco |
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This is an exciting opportunity to invest in a new growth area |
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Morocco is less than 3 hours flying time from England and most other European cities. |
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Recognized by the rich and famous as the place to be seen - much like Marbella in the 70’s. |
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The Moroccan government is actively supporting and promoting resort areas to attract foreign owners |
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Morocco aims to attract over 10 million visitors by 2010 |
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Cost of living is low - so you can afford to spoil yourself |
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The climate is warm and sunny with extremely low rainfall |
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The countryside is stunning and mountainous, with beautiful Mediterranean beaches |
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There are many new golf courses and marinas being built close to miles of sandy white beaches |
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There are lots of interesting places to visit and explore |
For Morocco map please see below, or visit www.mapquest.com
Despite being only a short trip away from Spain, and being in the same time zone as the UK, Morocco seems a world away from Europe. This is a fascinating country where ancient beliefs and customs exist happily alongside modern, cosmopolitan attitudes. The natural, physical beauty of Morocco is also diverse, ranging from a Mediterranean coastal environment through scenic mountain landscapes to the empty wilderness of the Sahara.
Morocco’s appeal lies in the colours, the sounds, and the extraordinary mixture of hustle and bustle on the narrow streets, contrasting with the expanse of sandy beaches and modern golf courses. Combine a visit to the coast with a stay in Marrakech or Fez.
A trek in the Atlas mountains or a trip to windswept Essaouira provides the perfect counterpoint to the hidden secrets of Marrakech or Tangier where the markets, or souks, have a sparkling array of goods, from Moroccan slippers to cheap Nike trainers, fabulous brass and metal ware to carpets, silk kaftans to traditional jellabas.
Outside these fascinating cities there is much to do: the countryside to explore, horse-riding, camel-riding, alloon trips, visits to converted palaces or just soaking up the sun.
Not to be missed!
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Chefchaouen, Tangier - A beautiful little town with a tranquil atmosphere and nearly all the walls are blue.
Bou Attarine Medersa, Fez - A place literally stuffed with historical landmarks and ancient buildings.
Agadir and Essaouire are two destinations famed for providing ideal conditions in which to windsurf, but if windsurfing is not your thing, these two towns have an incredibly rich history waiting to be discovered.
Kasbah Glaoui, Telouet. This amazing building conjures up images of horse mounted warriors riding across the plains of Telouet. It was home to whom the Morrocons used to call 'the Prince of Darkness'. It is an incredible sight and well worth a visit.
International Arts Festival, Asilah. Any art lover has to visit Asilah during the month of August, Not only is this village one of the most beautiful places to visit, the art festival is a feast for the eyes.
Treking in the Atlas mountains. Travellers to Morocco find it hard to resist the lure of the distant Atlas Mountains.
Marrakech - an oasis in a desert basin at the foot of the High Atlas.
Cascades D’Ouzoud, Middle Atlas - One of the most magnificent places of natural beauty in Morocco. Although still relatively uncommercial there are still cafes and camping grounds nearby.
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