Frequently Asked Questions

Morocco can be visited year-round, but the best times are:

• Spring (March-May): Pleasant temperatures, ideal for tours
• Autumn (September-November): Perfect weather for the desert
• Winter (December-February): Mild temperatures in the south
• Summer (June-August): Very hot, especially in the desert

Citizens of most European Union countries, the United States, Canada, and Latin American countries do not need a visa for stays of up to 90 days.

Requirements:

• Passport valid for at least 6 months
• Return or onward ticket
• Sufficient financial resources

We recommend verifying the specific requirements based on your nationality.

The official currency of Morocco is the Moroccan Dirham (MAD).

Important information:

• Dirhams cannot be exchanged outside of Morocco
• Euros are accepted in many tourist areas
• ATMs are available in major cities
• Credit cards are accepted in hotels and restaurants
• Cash is preferred in the desert and rural areas

Clothing recommendations depending on the season:

• Comfortable and lightweight clothing for daytime
• Jacket or coat for evenings and the desert
• Comfortable footwear for walking
• Hat and sunglasses for sun protection
• Modest clothing for visiting mosques
• Swimsuit if the tour includes a pool

In winter, the desert can be very cold at night.

Moroccan cuisine is rich and varied:

• Tagine: Traditional stew cooked in a clay pot
• Couscous: Semolina with vegetables and meat
• Pastilla: Savory pastry with meat and spices
• Mint tea: Traditional beverage
• Bread: Khobz, traditional Moroccan bread
• Nuts and dates: Especially in the desert

We can adapt meals for vegetarians and people with allergies.

Internet access is available in:

• Major hotels and riads
• Tourist cafes and restaurants
• Shopping centers
• Major cities

Limitations:

• In the desert, connectivity is limited
• In rural areas, it can be intermittent
• We recommend purchasing a local SIM card

Morocco is generally a safe country for tourists. Our recommendations:

• Follow the instructions of our guide
• Do not walk alone at night in unfamiliar areas
• Keep valuables secure
• Respect local customs
• Use common sense as in any destination

Our guides are trained to ensure your safety throughout the entire trip.

Rules for taking photographs in Morocco:

• Allowed: Landscapes, monuments, architecture
• With permission: Local people (offer a tip)
• Prohibited: Military, police, airports
• Mosques: Exteriors only, not interiors
• Markets: Ask before photographing stalls

Our guide will help you identify what can be photographed.

We have 24/7 support during your trip:

• Emergency phone: +212 666 451 232
• WhatsApp: +212 666 451 232
• Email: infoviajandoamarruecos@gmail.com
• Local guide: Available throughout the entire tour
• Office: Marrakech, Casablanca, Fez
• Website: www.viajandoamarruecos.com

We save the contact numbers on your phone before the trip.