Morocco is a wonderfully diverse country, full of breathtaking natural wonders and rich cultural experiences. From the bustling labyrinth of the Marrakesh Medina to the tranquil seaside vibes of Essaouira, there’s something for everyone. The Atlas Mountains offer incredible hiking opportunities, and a camel trek through the Sahara Desert is an unforgettable adventure. Visitors will find the people of Morocco to be some of the kindest and most family-friendly they’ll encounter on their travels, always ready to share their hospitality. With countless unique and affordable experiences, Morocco is an ideal destination for families looking for adventure.
Ready to immerse yourself in vibrant culture and unforgettable landscapes? The adventure starts here.
Language: Primarily Arabic and some French.
Currency: Moroccan Dirham
Ease of Money Exchange: Bank machines and money exchange stores are readily available for currency exchange.
If visiting several cities, renting a car is your best option. Overall, the roads between cities are easy to navigate and in adequate condition.
Tap water is not safe to drink. Be aware of the fruit juicers in the Marrakesh Medina. Many advertise freshly squeezed juice, but often tap water is added, which can cause severe gastro issues.
Vaccinations: Routine vaccinations are recommended.
Travel vaccinations: Hepatitis A and Typhoid may be recommended.
Check with your local travel clinic/healthcare provider before travelling for the most up-to-date and accurate information.
Morocco is a conservative country. Women should pack modest clothing that covers the shoulders and knees.
If travelling during religious holidays such as Ramadan many tourist attractions will be closed after sundown. It can be particularly challenging to find transportation options like taxis and Uber in the evening.
Morocco’s varied landscapes and climates require packing for different weather conditions. Pack multiple layers and mix and match to adapt to the chill of the evenings and the warmth of the day.
Note: Central heating is not standard in most Airbnb accommodations. Thick wool blankets and/or small space heaters are often provided.
Truly a once in a lifetime experience. Get ready to fall in love with these gentle creatures as you embark on a breathtaking adventure through endless terracotta dunes and contrasting blue horizons.
Lose yourself in the maze of alleys and discover colourful souks, fragrant spices, and centuries of history come to life.
