Exploring the magic of Morocco has never been easier thanks to Jet2holidays and Jet2CityBreaks. They have multiple packages that offer exceptional value for money, not least the generous 22kg baggage and 10kg hand luggage inclusions for bringing home treasures and trinkets from Morocco’s bustling souks. That’s as well as your flights, return transfers~ and a range of two to five-star hotel stays.
If you’d rather not pay it all upfront, you can also spread out the cost with their handy Pay Monthly service, which means you have more time to save. You can also secure your holiday with just a low £60 per person deposit*! From hotspots and hidden gems, all boards and budgets, flexible stays and flight times – their range of over 60 destinations really does have something for everyone.
Welcome to the ‘Red City’
Marrakech, Morocco’s so-called ‘Red City’ has always been one of the most magnificent cities of the Maghreb. This centuries-old trading hub is the perfect combination of past and present, where it’s hard to tell which is which. With Jet2holidays andJet2CityBreaks, you can experience the bygone and the cosmopolitan without breaking the bank. Think buzzing souks that tell the story of over eight centuries of history along with boutique shops and Scandi-inspired restaurants that line the streets of Morocco’s more modern neighbourhoods.
Paradise hotels
A stay at the Jaal Riad Resort with Jet2holidays will set you up for a trip to remember. This four-star, adults-only bolthole is located just outside the hustle and bustle of the city centre, offering a peaceful retreat to rest your head after a day of wandering around pastel-pink palaces.
Step into calm here, where the option of all-inclusive means you can sit back and relax and head out occasionally on the days you fancy exploring. Take a dip in the pool before slinking off to the on-site spa, where a Turkish bath awaits. Treat yourself to a massage before an afternoon exploring al-Mansour’s Badi Palace (Ksibat Nhass), less than 15 minutes away by car. This ancient site was once a grand palace, but all that remains now are monumental ruins dotted with mirror-like pools and views of the city’s ochre roofs with the backdrop of the Atlas Mountains.
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