Morocco encompasses some of the most intense landscapes in North Africa, where historic cities, mountains, deserts, and the Atlantic coast create very distinct visual atmospheres. In Marrakech, ochre tones, markets, and inner courtyards contrast with the dry and intense light. Along the route between Marrakech and Merzouga, arid valleys, adobe villages, agricultural fields, Atlas Mountains, and roads surrounded by desert landscapes emerge. Ouarzazate adds kasbahs, earthen architecture, and cinematic scenery, while Erg Chebbi reveals golden dunes and long shadows at sunrise and sunset.

This page brings together different regions of Morocco, guiding navigation through places with landscapes, light, architecture, and atmosphere suited to travel photography.