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Morocco
Color. Culture. Wonder.
The World is
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Ancient medinas, sweeping desert landscapes, vibrant souks, and unforgettable flavors - Morocco is a destination that awakens every sense.
WELCOME TO MOROCCO
A Place Unlike
Anywhere Else.
Morocco is a place of contrasts - ancient and modern, energetic and peaceful, rugged and refined. Wander through the maze-like streets of Marrakech, share mint tea beneath intricately-tiled archways, cross the dramatic Atlas Mountains, and watch the sun disappear behind the dunes of the Sahara.
What makes Morocco unforgettable isn't simply what you see. It's the sounds, flavors, traditions, conversations, and unexpected moments you encounter along the way.
MOROCCO AT A GLANCE
Best Time to Visit
Spring & Fall
Language
Arabic , Amazigh & French
Currency
Moroccan Dirham (MAD)
Time to Spend
7 - 10+ Days
Don't Miss
Marrakech, Sahara, Fez
EXPLORE MOROCCO
Places Worth the Journey
MARRAKECH
Lose yourself in colorful souks, hidden riads, beautiful gardens, bustling Jemaa el-Fnaa, and some of Morocco's most memorable food.
ATLAS MOUNTAINS & AÏT BEN HADDOU
Trade the energy of the city for the dramatic mountain passes, traditional villages, and one of Morocco's most iconic fortified settlements.
THE SAHARA
Journey to the dunes of Erg Chebbi for camel rides, desert sunsets, stargazing, and a night beneath the vast Saharan sky.
FEZ
Step into one of the world's great historic cities, where centuries-old workshops, tanneries, mosques, markets, and winding lanes fill the ancient medina.
MORE THAN SIGHTSEEING
Experiences that Stay With You
HAMMAM SPA
Discover Morocco's traditional bathing ritual.
MOROCCAN COOKING
Shop the markets and learn the flavors behind Moroccan cuisine.
SAHARA NIGHT
Sleep beneath the stars in a luxury desert camp.
SOUKS & ARTISANS
Meet craftspeople and discover Morocco's centuries-old traditions.
GOOD TO KNOW
A Few Things Before You Go.
What should I wear?
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Lightweight, comfortable clothing works well throughout Morocco. Modest clothing is appreciated, particularly when visiting religious or traditional areas. Bring layers, as temperatures can vary considerably between cities, mountains, and the desert.
Do I need cash?
Yes. Credit cards are accepted at many hotels, restaurants, and larger shops, but cash is still useful for souks, smaller businesses, tips, and local purchases.
Is bargaining expected?
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Bargaining is common in many Moroccan souks and markets. Keep it friendly, enjoy the interaction, and don't feel obligated to purchase if you can't agree on a price.
What should I pack?
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Comfortable walking shoes, sunscreen, lightweight layers, a scarf or wrap, a portable charger, sunglasses, and a secure crossbody or day bag are especially useful.
Can I drink the tap water?
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Many travelers choose bottled or appropriately filtered water while visiting Morocco. It's also a good idea to use bottled or filtered water if you're sensitive to changes in local water.
Entry requirements
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Passport, visa, and entry requirements can change. Check current official requirements for your nationality before departure and make sure your passport meets the required validity period.
