Travel to Morocco - Trip to Morocco

Steps to Planning your Morocco Trip:

• Choose the time of year you would like to visit Morocco.
• Choose the airport of your arrival that suits you.
• Think about which activities or interests you have for the trip and how you want to travel.
• Which areas are you inspired to visit?
• Look if you are traveling in small group tours, private tours, Solo tours, or with your family.
• What type of accommodation would you like?
• Specify how many days you are going to stay in Morocco.
• Look if you are going to travel with your children.
• If you like to have some extra activities in Morocco.
• With all this information, give us a call or contact us by Email or WhatsApp to talk about your trip and start to put some ideas together.

!! Days In Morocco puts all this information to travel safely in Morocco and have a memorable experience on your trip. Contact us in advance.

Travel to Morocco: Clothing & Items to Bring:

• Comfortable clothes for relaxing and walking;
• Walking shoes & Walking Sandals;
• Long, cool cotton clothes to cover you for the evenings;
• Sun cream & a hat;
• A Camera;
• Sahara desert Essentials (Scarf, Sunscreen, Lip Balm, Closed Toed Shoes, Sunglasses);
• Small Rucksack;
• Light Jacket;
• A fleece if traveling in the cooler months for the evenings;
• Chargers & Plug Adaptors;
• Passport & Travel Documents;
• A photocopy of your Passport.

We hope this guide was helpful for you as you think about your travel to Morocco! Don't hesitate to contact us with one of our travel expert representatives if you have any other questions about how to plan your trip. We'd love to serve you!

Your Tour With Days In Morocco

When you book a Morocco trip with us we will take you from the airport to your accommodation. You can ask your driver for any information you need and about the local area. He will fully escort you to your accommodation and discuss areas to visit en route. Our driver your trip guide will pick you up from your accommodation on the morning of the Tour in a private comfortable car with air conditioning at about 8:30 am unless otherwise informed.

Passport Validity to Travel to Morocco

Your passport should be valid for at least 3 months following your stay in Morocco but we suggest having 6 months remaining on your passport as a precaution.

Entry Requirements

British & European nationals do not need a Visa to enter Morocco for the purpose of tourism for up to 3 months. When entering the country, make sure your passport is stamped.

Morocco Travel Key Facts

• Flag of Morocco:
• Area: 710,850 square kilometers (274,461 square miles; including disputed Western Sahara).
• Population: The current population of Morocco is 38,081,173 (UN estimate 2024).
• Population density: 48 per square kilometers.
• Capital: Rabat.
• Government: Constitutional monarchy.
• Head of state: King Mohammed VI since 1999.
• Head of government: Prime Minister Aziz Akhannouch since taking office on 7 October 2021 from Saadeddine Othmani.
• Language: Arabic is the official language and Berber will be heard most, along with French. English and Spanish are also spoken in many places.
• Telephone: The international direct dialling code for Morocco is +212.
• Time: Time zone in Morocco (GMT+1)
• Currency: The national currency is the Dirham. For up to date currency exchange, go to www.xe.com. You are able to get MAD at the airport when you arrive or when you are in a city.
• Climate: Early mornings will immediately warm-up as soon as the sun rises and the days will be warm and hot depending on the season. As soon as the sun sets, the temperature drops radically.
• Hospitals/pharmacies: Hospitals exist in all major cities and pharmacies can be found in smaller towns.
• International airports: Morocco has several international airports, including Casablanca, Marrakesh, Fez, Tangier, and Agadir.
• Main religion: Islam.