WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW
Our answers to your doubts
Direction Morocco offers much more than proposing classics and new travel to Morocco. We strive to be a great source of information for all our travelers. If you have any questions about Morocco, write to us in the form below, we will try to answer you as soon as possible. Browse our list of frequently asked questions.
What documents are needed to enter Morocco?
Foreign citizens wishing to enter Morocco must have a passport valid for 6 months from the date of entry into the country. National identity cards are not recognized for entering Moroccan territory. Travelers from Europe, United States, Canada, Brazil, Mexico, Russia, Japan, Turkey, United Arab Emirates do not need a visa and can stay in the country for a maximum of 90 days. For a complete list of countries whose citizens do not require a visa, please visit the websites of the Embassy or Consulate of the Kingdom of Morocco in your country.
What is the currency of Morocco? Can I pay in euros/dollars?
The currency of Morocco is the dirham (approximately 1 euro = 10 dirhams). In tourist areas it is still possible to pay in euros and dollars, although we advise you to change from euros into dirhams upon entering the area, always at recognized banks and/or agencies, especially to avoid unfavorable exchange rates.
What is the currency of Morocco? Can I pay in euros/dollars?
The currency of Morocco is the dirham (approximately 1 euro = 10 dirhams). In tourist areas it is still possible to pay in euros and dollars, although we advise you to change from euros into dirhams upon entering the area, always at recognized banks and/or agencies, especially to avoid unfavorable exchange rates.
What languages are spoken in Morocco?
Arabic and Berber are the official languages, among other languages spoken in Morocco, we find French and, to a lesser extent, Spanish. In their own tours private individuals,Direction Morocco offers its customers a multilingual team of tourism professionals.
What is the main religion of Morocco?
Morocco is a Muslim country with a Sunni majority. The other two great religions, Christianity and Judaism, have always coexisted in the country, a respectful and peaceful coexistence
Is Morocco a safe country?
Morocco is a safe country and Moroccans have always been known for their warm hospitality. It is possible to visit all the main cities of Morocco as well as rural areas and smaller villages in complete safety, also thanks to constant checks by the police and tourist police. Consult the siteTraveling Safelythe for continuous updates on the Morocco situation
Are particular vaccines required for entry into the country?
In general, no vaccinations are required for foreign citizens traveling to Morocco. Some vaccines could however be useful to protect the individual health of travellers. It is therefore advisable to contact your doctor in case of specific problems.
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Is personal travel insurance necessary?
We advise all our customers and all travelers to Morocco to take out the travel insurance best suited to their needs before departure.
What is the best time to go to Morocco?
For the desert, preferably between February and March and from September to November. For the coast, preferably from April to September. For the mountains, preferably from April to September,
Can I travel during Ramadan?
Ramadan is a unique time to visit Morocco. After sunset, the cities fill with life and the scent of traditional dishes fills the streets, you will often be invited to drink tea. Shops are sometimes closed during the day, while public offices follow reduced hours. If you are traveling withDirection Morocco, obviously we will take care of guaranteeing for you all the services necessary to make your travel experience absolutely pleasant beyond the restrictions imposed by the period.
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Do I have to pay particular attention to my clothing?
In general, Morocco is a very tolerant country and there are no specific restrictions or obligations in terms of clothing. Despite this, especially in smaller villages and more traditional contexts, we invite you to avoid too low-cut clothes, shorts, etc.
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Can I withdraw, make purchases or pay by debit or credit card?
You can withdraw money almost anywhere in Morocco, except in smaller villages and around the desert, where it can be very difficult to find an ATM or bank. Paying by debit or credit card is a fairly rare opportunity, however more frequent as long as you move around the city. In general, we recommend that you always carry cash with you for any unexpected expenses or last minute purchases.
What do you need to bring for trekking?
Here is a short list of the essential equipment to take with you for a trek in Morocco: backpack up to 40 litres, depending on the season (in summer a 20 liter backpack should be sufficient); shoulder bag or backpack; sleeping bag; good trekking shoes (preferably with ankle support); windbreaker and raincoat; preferably wrap-around sunglasses; sportswear depending on the season; head torch; trekking poles; gloves, scarf and hat depending on the season.
The degree of physical preparation necessary for a trek varies depending on the route and the time of year. We offer different trekking itineraries with different levels of difficulty.
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