This is one of the most Morocco travel frequently asked questions. Thus, we advise you to have travel insurance wherever you go. The right travel insurance will cover the cost of medical bills in case you are sick or injured during your trip to Morocco and need private treatment.

 The travel insurance should also comprise cancellation cover. This might help you if you need to cancel or shorten your trip because of illness or family issues. Besides, the same cover means you can claim back funds if you need to get an emergency flight home as well. However, if you have to shorten your trip, you have to tell your insurance provider before you head home. They will need to know the reason before deciding whether to pay the costs.

Tourists from other countries like Canada or the United States do not need a visa for up to 90 days. But, a valid passport is obligatory.

The best time is in spring. From March to May, or autumn, from September to October. The weather is warm and wonderful. It is not like the cold temperatures and snow of winter or the burning heat of summer. However, you can visit the coastal regions throughout the year.

This is an interesting topic in Morocco Travel frequently asked questions. Morocco is a safe country for worldwide travellers. However, pickpockets can happen in bustling public zones like markets and  violent crimes are rare in Morocco

You have to know that there are tourist police officers in cities.

In case you are in tourist places, you can almost wear everything. Yet, young females may face catcalls or whistles if they travel alone. Therefore, we advise you to dress conservatively and avoid wearing smaller than expected skirts.

Many tourists talk about tap water in Morocco. It is normal for locals to drink this water. If you come from another country, you have to use mineral water. As you are not used to drinking Moroccan tap water, your body might react to different bacteria that are in this tap water

In terms of smoking, you can smoke in places where it is permitted.  Even though Muslims are illegal to drink alcohol, Morocco is a moderate Islamic nation and you are likely to feel free to drink in private places.

Your driver can take you to stores where alcohol is sold if you want to take it to the desert at the camp 

This is also one of the main Morocco travel frequently asked questions. It is not required for tourists to have vaccinations in Morocco. However, depending on your health, your doctor may recommend having a vaccination against typhoid, tetanus, hepatitis, and meningitis…

The Internet is available in Morocco. You can buy a local SIM card at the airport or anywhere in the cities. Yet, it costs a small amount of money to use the network for calls and texts.

You can also have WiFi for free in airports, accommodations and cafes…

The Moroccan currency is Dirham (MAD). And you can use dollars and euros in Morocco. Some cafes, bars, and restaurants accept credit cards while some shops accept cash and MAD. Thus, we recommend you use an ATM on your arrival at the airport and/or in other cities to have enough cash in case you have to use it.

You can check currency rates here

Moroccan cuisine is one of the famous cuisines all over the world. It is influenced and mixed with other cultural arts of Amazigh, Arab, Andalusian, and Mediterranean cuisines. Thus, you will expect different delicious vegetarian dishes, such as Tajine, couscous, soups, and salad…