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Morocco entices cruisers with its rich heritage and diverse landscapes.

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Transatlantic & Repositioning from Trieste, Italy with the Costa Deliziosa
Transatlantic & Repositioning from Trieste, Italy with the Costa Deliziosa
Transatlantic & Repositioning, Mediterranean,Europe,Southern Europe,Western Mediterranean,Italy,Brazil,South America,Spain ,Adriatic Sea,Southern Italy,Canary Islands,Sicily,North Africa,France,Portugal,Africa,Croatia,Eastern Mediterranean,Dalmatian Coast,Morocco,Western Europe,Cabo Verde,Catalonia
12/2024
From£1,659
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Morocco Cruises
Embarking on a cruise to Morocco opens the door to a vibrant fusion of culture, stunning landscapes and mouthwatering cuisine. Travelling during spring or autumn ensures pleasant weather, perfect for exploring bustling markets and historic sites. In Casablanca, marvel at the breathtaking Hassan II Mosque, while Tangiers invites you to stroll through its picturesque medina. Agadir offers beautiful beaches and the chance to taste local delicacies, making every moment ashore truly unforgettable.
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Travel Tips for Morocco

Explore the Vibrant Wonders of Morocco: A Cruiser's Delight

Morocco, a land steeped in rich culture, history, and stunning landscapes, enchants visitors with its vibrant souks, majestic mountains, and stunning coastal cities. Nestled at the intersection of Europe and Africa, cruising to Morocco provides a unique opportunity to experience a charming mix of North African traditions and Mediterranean influences. Fun fact: Morocco is home to the world's oldest medina in Fez, a labyrinthe of narrow streets and historical sites, truly a treasure trove for explorers. A cruise adventure to Morocco not only promises breathtaking scenery but also an opportunity to immerse yourself in the rich tapestry of Moroccan culture.

Cruise Lines Offering Exciting Itineraries to Morocco

  • Costa Cruises features a fleet of 9 ships, with 6 offering itineraries that include Morocco. The Costa Fortuna and Costa Smeralda are particularly popular, known for their lively onboard atmosphere, diverse culinary options, and family-friendly activities. Costa's cruises are celebrated for their vibrant entertainment and themed nights, providing a fun experience for everyone on board. Most departures occur from Savona or Barcelona, allowing easy access to the striking ports of Morocco.
  • MSC Cruises operates a fleet of 23 ships, with 9 venturing into Moroccan waters. The MSC Magnifica and MSC Orchestra stand out with their excellent amenities, including spacious staterooms, relaxing pools, and varied dining options. MSC is particularly praised for its lively atmosphere focused on enjoyment and relaxation on board. Most MSC cruises typically set sail from Barcelona or Genoa, paving the way for an incredible exploration of Morocco’s coastline.
  • Holland America Line boasts a strong fleet of 11 ships, with 4 visiting Morocco. The Oosterdam and Nieuw Statendam are renowned for their sophisticated ambiance and enrichment programs, appealing especially to cruisers seeking a more refined experience. These ships offer a blend of elegance and comfort, catering to the discerning traveller. Typical departures from Fort Lauderdale or Barcelona ensure smooth access to Morocco’s enchanting destinations.
  • Princess Cruises features a total of 17 ships, with 6 sailing toward Morocco. The Island Princess and Crown Princess provide quality service and a relaxed cruising experience, complemented by impressive dining options and engaging entertainment. Guests often appreciate the inviting atmosphere and the chance to unwind while sailing. Most cruises depart from Sydney or Rome, providing an inviting gateway to experience Morocco's charm.
  • Norwegian Cruise Line includes 20 ships in its fleet, with 6 setting out for Morocco. The Norwegian Sky and Norwegian Star offer a flexible cruising experience, famous for their "freestyle dining" policy allowing guests to dine when and where they wish. A wide variety of activities keeps everyone entertained while cruising the Moroccan coastline. Departures most commonly happen from Lisbon or Barcelona, ensuring a smooth connection to local wonders.

Luxury and Small Ships Cruising to Morocco

  • Oceania Cruises operates a fleet of 8 ships, with 4 vessels making the journey to Morocco. The Marina and Nautica are especially noted for their culinary excellence, featuring a diverse selection of gourmet dining options. Oceania is regarded for its intimate atmosphere, allowing guests to connect with their travelling companions. Departures typically occur from Barcelona or Cape Town, giving a delightful start to your Moroccan adventure.
  • Seabourn features a luxurious fleet of 4 ships, with 2 offering itineraries that include Morocco. Seabourn Ovation and Seabourn Sojourn provide a lavish cruising experience, known for exceptional service and inclusive itineraries that focus on cultural immersion. You can expect personalised excursions and gourmet dining experiences onboard. Departures mainly occur from Barcelona or Rome, so you can begin your luxurious Moroccan journey in style.
  • Explora Journeys comprises 2 ships, both of which visit Morocco. EXPLORA I and EXPLORA II provide an exclusive cruising experience with attention to detail in luxurious accommodation and dining options. The onboard experience emphasises relaxation and wellness, tailored to guests looking for a serene atmosphere. Departures typically happen from Barcelona or Rome, ensuring a sophisticated start to your experience in Morocco.
  • Azamara Cruises boasts a fleet of 4 ships, with 3 sailing towards Morocco, including the Azamara Journey and Azamara Quest. Renowned for their immersive experiences, Azamara focuses on cultural discoveries, offering unique shore excursions that allow guests to explore Morocco’s rich heritage. Most voyages depart from Lisbon or Gran Canaria, giving cruisers an exciting introduction to the historical tapestry of this stunning country.
  • Fred Olsen operates a fleet of 3 ships, all of which cruise to Morocco. The Bolette and Borealis provide a friendly, personalised service and an intimate cruise experience. Guests can engage in enriching onboard activities and enjoy carefully curated excursions at each stop along the way. Departures usually occur from Liverpool or Portsmouth, setting the stage for memorable Moroccan explorations.

Highlights of Moroccan Harbours to Discover

  • Casablanca - As Morocco’s largest city, Casablanca is home to the spectacular Hassan II Mosque, an architectural marvel that offers stunning views. Enjoy a leisurely stroll along the Corniche or explore the vibrant medina for shopping and local cuisine. Don’t miss the chance to try traditional Moroccan dishes like tagine while soaking in the lively atmosphere.
  • Tangier - This vibrant port city is a melting pot of cultures, and you can explore the historic medina filled with bustling souks. Head to the scenic viewpoints at Cape Spartel for panoramic views of both the Mediterranean Sea and the Atlantic Ocean. Don’t forget to indulge in delicious street food, showcasing the bold flavors of Moroccan cuisine.
  • Agadir - Famous for its stunning beaches and modern resort atmosphere, Agadir offers lots of outdoor activities such as water sports and golf. Visitors can unwind on the sandy shores or explore the nearby Agadir Oufella, an ancient kasbah offering beautiful views of the coast. The local markets are perfect for finding unique souvenirs.

Additional Ports Typically Visited Before or After Morocco

  • Barcelona, Spain - With its bustling markets and incredible architecture, Barcelona is a great starting point for your Moroccan cruise. Explore the famous Sagrada Família and stroll through the Gothic Quarter before setting sail for Morocco.
  • Santa Cruz de Tenerife, Spain - A vibrant port in the Canary Islands, Santa Cruz offers a diverse range of activities from relaxing on the beautiful beach to exploring lush national parks. Enjoy some local Canarian dishes before heading towards Morocco.
  • Lisbon, Portugal - The charming streets of Lisbon beckon visitors to explore its colourful neighbourhoods and rich history. Make time to visit the iconic Belém Tower or enjoy a Fado show for an authentic cultural experience.
  • Málaga, Spain - This Andalusian city offers the opportunity to explore the stunning Alhambra, visit fantastic art museums, and enjoy the vibrant local cuisine before cruising to Morocco’s enchanting shores.
  • Lanzarote, Spain - Known for its volcanic landscapes and unique architecture, Lanzarote invites visitors to explore the Timanfaya National Park and stunning beaches before embarking on their Moroccan adventure.

The Alluring Seasons of Morocco

When planning a cruise to Morocco, understanding seasonal variations can greatly improve your experience. From January to March, temperatures are relatively mild, typically ranging from 10°C to 20°C, making it perfect for exploring coastal towns and markets without the intense heat. Spring, from April to June, offers warmer temperatures from 15°C to 25°C, inviting visitors to enjoy outdoor activities comfortably. The summer months of July to September can see temperatures soaring between 20°C and 35°C, ideal for beach times and exploring vibrant cities. Autumn, from October to December, presents gentle temperatures ranging from 12°C to 22°C, allowing for a unique experience in local festivals and autumnal beauty.

Cost of Cruising to Morocco

The costs associated with cruising to Morocco can vary widely. Expect to pay around £700 to £1,500 per person for a week-long cruise, with two-week cruises ranging from £1,500 to £2,800. Luxury cruises may start at around £2,200 weekly, offering an elevated cruising experience. Onshore dining typically costs about £10 to £35 for meals, with drinks adding an additional £3 to £15. Knowing how to budget can help you maximise your Moroccan adventure without overspending.

Alternative Regions to Consider for Your Cruise

If Morocco has piqued your interest but you're open to different experiences, consider these exciting regions:

  • Adriatic Sea - This stunning cruise destination offers picturesque coastal towns steeped in history, delightful Mediterranean cuisine, and breathtaking landscapes, perfect for those who enjoy exploring charming harbours and vibrant culture.
  • Caribbean - For sun-seekers, the Caribbean boasts exotic beaches, clear waters, and lively local culture, providing the ideal blend of relaxation and adventure, while sampling beautiful coastal towns.
  • Andalusia - Rich with history, culture, and breathtaking landscapes, Andalusia offers vibrant encounters at every turn, from flamenco dancing in Seville to visiting the grandeur of the Alhambra in Granada.
  • Canary Islands - Known for varied landscapes, stunning beaches, and mild climates, the Canary Islands provide fantastic opportunities for outdoor enthusiasts, from hiking to relaxing on sun-kissed shores.
  • Balkan Regions - The Balkans offer a unique blend of cultures with their stunning natural landscapes and vibrant history, perfect for those seeking adventure and rich experiences.

With the splendid mix of culture, history, and stunning landscapes, booking a cruise holiday to Morocco via Cruise1st ensures an unforgettable adventure. Get ready to embark on your Moroccan getaway!

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