Morocco
Morocco’s Al Boraq High-Speed Train: First Class Review (Casablanca to Tangier)
Africa’s first high-speed train doesn’t just connect cities—it reshapes how you travel Morocco. In this review, we’re taking you onboard Al Boraq, Morocco’s sleek bullet train that links Casablanca and Tangier in just over two hours. We’re sharing exactly what first class is like—from lounges and seating to food, views, and why this journey is one of the easiest (and most underrated) ways to explore the country.
Gay Tangier: Best Hotels, Things to Do, Dining & Travel Tips (2026)
Perched at the crossroads of Europe and Africa, Tangier has long been a city of outsiders, artists, writers, spies, and dreamers. With sweeping views of the Strait of Gibraltar, whitewashed hillsides, and a layered history shaped by global influence, Tangier feels unlike anywhere else in Morocco.
Gay Casablanca: Best Hotels, Things to Do, Dining & Travel Tips (2026)
Art Deco boulevards, Atlantic Ocean sunsets, and Morocco’s most cosmopolitan energy — welcome to Casablanca, the country’s modern heartbeat. Often overlooked by travelers rushing onward to Marrakech or the coast, Casablanca rewards those who linger. For LGBTQ+ travelers, it offers a more discreet but deeply stylish experience: luxury hotels, refined dining, seaside walks, and excellent rail connections to the rest of Morocco. Think less souks and spectacle, more urbane rhythm and old-school glamour.
Gay Marrakech: Best Hotels, Things to Do & Nightlife (2026)
Spices in the souks, sunsets on rooftop terraces, and serene riad courtyards tucked away in the Medina—welcome to Marrakech, Morocco’s Red City. For LGBTQ+ travelers, Marrakech offers an intoxicating blend of culture, design, and luxury. While Morocco is a conservative country, it’s possible to enjoy a safe and magical visit here by staying discreet and planning wisely. Think rooftop cocktails, Yves Saint Laurent’s legendary gardens, and day trips to the coast in Essaouira.
Le Jardin des Douars Hotel Review (2026)
Hidden behind terracotta walls just outside Morocco’s breezy seaside town of Essaouira, Le Jardin des Douars feels like stepping into a private estate designed for slowing down, reconnecting, and indulging in understated luxury.
Gay Essaouira: Best Hotels, Things to Do & Nightlife (2026)
Essaouira is Morocco at its most relaxed and romantic. Wind-swept beaches, a UNESCO-listed medina, art-filled riads, and a creative spirit that has quietly drawn queer travelers for decades make this coastal town one of the country’s most rewarding stops for LGBTQ+ visitors.
