Guercif is located in northeastern Morocco, between the regions of the Oriental and Fès-Meknès. It is a city with a strong agricultural identity, particularly known for olive cultivation and livestock breeding. Surrounded by semi-arid plains and natural landscapes, Guercif serves as a key crossroads connecting major Moroccan cities such as Fès, Taza, Oujda, and Nador. While not a major tourist destination, the city stands out for its authenticity, calm atmosphere, and the hospitality of its residents. Every year, Guercif hosts the National Olive Festival, a cultural and economic event that highlights the region’s agricultural wealth. With a continental climate marked by hot summers and cold winters, Guercif offers a genuine glimpse into rural Moroccan life, where deep-rooted traditions blend with gradual development and a strong connection to local heritage.
Tucked away in northeastern Morocco, far from the bustling tourist trails, lies the quiet and authentic city of Guercif. Known as Morocco’s hidden oli...