TREKKING:

 Morocco's High Atlas offers not only mountain views but due to the relatively high rainfall there are plenty of lush valleys, rivers and waterfalls too. Villages - many home to colorful Berber people - provide comfortable accommodation. From half-hour walks to 3-10+ days treks or horse/mule expeditions can be arranged by travel guides based in the Ourika Valley and elsewhere.

HIKING:

 For hiking Mt Toubkal - the highest peak in the country at over 4,000m - start from Imlil and to visit Berber villages try Tafrout as a base. April-October is the best time for Morocco hiking.

ROCK CLIMBING:

 Rock Climbing the Todra Gorge, near Tinehir.

CAMEL TREKKING:

 Camel trekking can be arranged at the hotels in the desert area or tourist offices. Best time is Sep-Oct.

DRIVING:

 Driving a rental car is reasonable and available in most cities, driving is relaxing and some routes are amazingly beautiful. You don't need 4 wheel drive. A small Renault will do fine.

WATER SPORTS:

 Water sports resorts on the coast such as Agadir, Asilah. Windsurfing and surfing: winds and waves are regular and especially potent around Essaouira and to south.

SKIING:

 Skiing in Oukaimeden, 70kms from Marrakesh, is popular. Best December - March.

BEACHES:

 The Mediterranean coast offers warmer, calmer waters than on the Atlantic side but cleanness may be a problem, such as on the beaches around Tangier.Plage [Beach] Quemada near Al Hoceima [half way between Tangier and Algeria] is one of the best Moroccan Med beaches, to inevitably crowded.On the Atlantic side waves and currents can be difficult and the water is always chilly but big, pleasant beaches are not hard to find though solitude - in season - is. e.g. just south of Tangier Grotte d'Hercule is clean and popular, as is Larache beach further down the coast. Rabat and El Jadida both sport good beaches while calm and pretty friendly Essaouira port to the south is known for constant wind so loved by wind/kite surfers. Agadir in the far south sports big beaches, 300 days of sunshine a year and is the province of tour groups and monster resort hotels.However, 20 miles+ past Agadir on the way to Tiznit are some stunning beaches visited by few [perhaps because there's a distinct shortage of hotels around here]. Sidi Rbat is possibly Morocco's best beach.