Practical tips for your trip to Morocco: best times, budget, transport, safety and culture.
The essentials to prepare before travelling to Morocco.
Passport valid 6 months after your return date. No tourist visa required for the EU, UK, Canada or the USA (stay up to 90 days).
The dirham can only be exchanged in Morocco: bring euros or dollars and change them on arrival. Bank cards are accepted in the cities.
No compulsory vaccinations for a tourist stay. Prefer bottled water and take out a travel insurance policy for peace of mind.
Spring (March to May) and autumn (September to November) offer the best conditions. The Atlantic coast stays pleasant in summer.
Our advice to make the most of your stay, worry-free.
The metered petit taxi is perfect in town. For the airport and journeys between cities, book a private transfer with a fixed price and no waiting.
Buy a local SIM card (Maroc Telecom, Inwi or Orange) for a few euros. Wi-Fi is widely available in riads, hotels and cafés.
Morocco is a safe and welcoming country. Stay alert at night, ask permission before photographing people, and cover your shoulders and knees in religious sites.
Budget around 40 to 60 € per day for a mid-range trip. A 10% tip at restaurants is appreciated, as is a small gesture for your driver.
What to put in your suitcase depending on the season.
Answers to the most common questions before travelling to Morocco.
Citizens of the European Union, the UK, Canada and the USA do not need a visa for a tourist stay under 90 days. A passport valid for at least 6 months is required. For other nationalities, check with your consulate.
The dirham (MAD) cannot be exchanged outside Morocco: bring euros or dollars and change them on arrival. ATMs are everywhere in the cities. Keep your exchange receipt to convert leftover dirhams when leaving.
As a precaution, prefer bottled water for drinking, both in the big cities and on the road. Tap water is generally fine for brushing your teeth. Avoid ice cubes from street vendors.
The petit taxi must use its meter in town. For a grand taxi or an intercity journey, always agree on the price before boarding. The simplest option: book a private transfer at a fixed price, with no negotiation or waiting.
Budget around 40 to 60 € per person for a mid-range stay (hotel, meals and sightseeing). Transfers and taxis are on top: our prices are fixed and confirmed before you book.
Yes. A local SIM card costs a few euros and gives you several GB of data. Wi-Fi is free in most riads, hotels, restaurants and cafés in the big cities.
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