Morocco has 3500 Km of coasts, along which one finds all the main cities. The Mediterranean coast is characterized by high cliffs whereas on the Atlantic coast, past Gibraltar, the smaller sandstone cliffs are alternated with lovely little beaches. On these coasts the tourist can find whichever type of sea holiday he wishes: from the sight of a great number of wild animals and sea birds to scuba archaeology, from uncontaminated beaches to romantic boat cruises. The Mediterranean, its waves steeped in sun, a sea of shifting reflections mirroring the bright white triangles of the sailboats, while guarding in its emerald and turquoise depths millions of shimming silver fish. From Tangier to Saïdia it laps peacefully along the sublime black or white sand beaches, gnaws its way into the cliffs and sculpts delightful creeks and caves.
     Moroccan mountains are disposed along the south-west to north-east line like a series of screens on a stage. The southern part of the Anti-Atlas faces the Sahara desert. In the middle the High Atlas with the Toubkal peak (4167 m) and above the Middle Atlas, which joins the Reef Chain at the north. The Reef chain runs parallel to the Mediterranean and presents harsh, wild landscapes. The mountainous areas of Morocco are the most recent discovery of tourism, rich as they are in beautiful landscapes and amazing animals. To be seen are the citron forests where the few remaining Moroccan leopards live. In the mountains you can go trekking as well as meet tribes, ski on glaciers and drive down dunes on a motorbike.