Explore Morocco
Essential Information and Travel Tips for Your Journey to Morocco
All important information at a glance
Morocco is a country that awakens the senses. In the winding alleys of Marrakech’s medina, the scent of spices mingles with the sound of artisans at work and the calls of bustling market traders. The golden dunes of the Sahara stretch endlessly into the horizon, while Berber villages cling to the rugged slopes of the Atlas Mountains. Along the Atlantic coast, Essaouira’s beaches offer moments of pure relaxation.
But planning a trip to Morocco raises many questions: When is the best time to explore the desert? What are the entry requirements? And how do you travel between the imperial cities?
Our Morocco Travel Guide provides essential insights to help you plan your trip. Whether you dream of wandering through vibrant souks, riding a camel into the sunset, or staying in a traditional riad, you’ll find everything you need to know right here.
Have more questions or ready to plan your Morocco adventure? We’re happy to assist you!
Facts
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Population
approx. 37 million
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#2
Official Language
Arabic
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Visa
Visa-free entry for many nationalities
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Time Difference
CET -1
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Währung
Moroccan Dirham
Safety tips for Morocco
Transport options locally in Morocco
Packing list for Morocco
Vaccinations and health measures for Morocco
Currency and payment options in Morocco
Entry requirements for Morocco
Adventurous Activities in the Sahara
The Most Fascinating Landscapes of Morocco
The Best Souks and Bazaars in Morocco
The Most Beautiful Cities in Morocco
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