Morocco holidays in 2012 will offer you a fantastic cultural experience.The city of Marrakech has an incredible 'old-world' ambiance that entices visitors, particularly in the medina, or old walled town. Narrow souks are like an Aladdin’s cave of treasures and trinkets, intertwining like a maze, culminating in the spacious yet equally bizarre Djemaa el-Fna square.

Here you’ll mingle with snake charmers and cheeky monkeys by day and be treated to African culinary delights by night. Choose luxury hotels on the edge of the city for an all inclusive package holiday to Morocco or traditional riads within the city walls. Marrakech holidays will awake your senses in every way.

For those who prefer beach holidays, then you need to head for Agadir. 9km of golden sands stretch as far as the eye can see with the usual array of watersports waiting to tempt you from your lounger.

Jeep safaris, quad bike excursions and hiking expeditions can all be arranged in the foothills of the nearby Atlas Mountains, or head further inland to discover isolated Berber villages, cascading waterfalls and breathtaking canyons.

Explore the manicured parks and gardens of Agadir, or hit the museums and find out what it was like to live here centuries ago.

In the south of Morocco visitors can enjoy the Western Sahara by camel, horseback or 4 x 4. In the north, the beguiling mediaeval city of Fez - said to have the biggest remaining car-free urban medina in the world - is a great location to explore by foot.Book cheap holidays to Morocco here at Holiday Hypermarket.

Did you know? In 1960 a devastating earthquake struck Morocco and Agadir was levelled to the ground. A new city was rebuilt 2 miles further south than the original one.