Morocco Tours 2025 & 2026

Morocco Travel FAQs

• Is there a dress code for tourists in Morocco?
  Morocco is a Muslim country, so we recommend dressing modestly to respect local customs. Loose-fitting clothing is best, ideally covering shoulders, arms, and knees, and also offers some sun protection.
• What is the best way to travel around Morocco?
  Trains are available between Morocco's major cities, though they're limited in routes and can often run behind schedule. For the best experience, we recommend exploring Morocco by private car. It provides you flexibility, keeps your schedule on track, and allows you to reach remote areas to take in the stunning landscapes.
• Is there public Wi-Fi in Morocco?
  In Morocco's major cities like Marrakech, Casablanca, and Rabat, public places such as airports, hotels, and cafes generally have free Wi-Fi. However, connecting to the internet in remote areas can be challenging. If you're a heavy internet user, we recommend enabling international data roaming or purchasing a local Moroccan SIM card. Morocco has three main carriers - Maroc Telecom, Orange Morocco, and Inwi - each offering a variety of data plans to choose from.
• What can I eat and drink in Morocco?
  Moroccan cuisine is renowned for its excellent cooking techniques, creatively blending aromatic spices with influences from Arab, French, and southern Spanish traditions. You can savor famous dishes like tagine and couscous. Morocco is also very vegetarian-friendly, so you're sure to find options that suit your preferences.

   

  We recommend drinking bottled water, as tap water is not safe in Morocco. You can also enjoy a daily cup of famous Moroccan mint tea. Please note that not all bars and restaurants serve alcohol due to Islamic customs, but licensed stores and some international shops may offer it for purchase.
• Is it a common practice to give tips in Morocco?

  Tipping has now become an accepted practice in Morocco as it is considered a gesture of appreciation for good service. Commonly, you should tip around 10% of the bill to the waiter at the restaurant, USD 5-10 per traveler per day to the guide, USD 6-8 per traveler per day to the driver. However, you may pay more or less depending on their services.

• Is it common to use credit cards in Morocco?

  You can use credit and debit cards in towns and tourist areas in Morocco. Visa and Mastercard are most widely accepted. But it is suggested to withdraw some local cash for everyday purchases like meals, beverages, and small souvenirs.

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• Can I take pictures of the people, streets during my tour?

  Yes, Morocco is a paradise for photography. But when it comes to taking pictures of local people, it would be better to ask for permission first, as some people would refuse to be photographed for religious reasons. And, as in many places in the world, photographing government and military bases in Morocco is banned.

• What should I do if traveling to Morocco during Ramadan?
  During the holy month of Ramadan, local Muslims observe fasting, and some stores and restaurants may adjust their opening hours. As a foreign traveller, you're not expected to participate in the fast, but we suggest not to eat, drink and smoke in the pubic to respect the culture.

  Finding an opening food store in the day would be hard, especially in rural areas, however most shopping centers and hotels still offer food for non-Muslims. After sunset, the fast is broken with an iftar meal, marking the start of evening celebrations, and some shops may reopen later at night.