Morocco's borders are open to visitors from all over the world and do not impose any COVID restrictions, such as vaccination or PCR testing requirements.

With more than 10 million visitors in the last few years, Morocco is the most visited country in North Africa and among the safest in the world. Generally regarded as a safe travel destination, Morocco thankfully experiences fewer terrorist attacks than France, Belgium, or the United Kingdom. Because of the low crime rate and increased infrastructure investment and security measures implemented by the Moroccan government to draw in more tourists and bolster security, you are unlikely to be attacked or suffer serious injuries while traveling.

The majority of visitors can enter Morocco without a visa. In the event that your trip does last longer than ninety days, there are a few requirements. Regards

Morocco is a moderately Islamic country, so you are free to purchase, consume alcohol, and smoke, though it is best not to do so in public.

Normally, no vaccinations are needed in order to enter Morocco. However, all travelers ought to think about obtaining adequate coverage for typhoid, hepatitis A, poliomyelitis, and tetanus (childhood vaccinations) (food and water diseases).

Morocco can be explored by rail, taxi, or public transportation (the best options are SUPRATOURS and CTM). But in certain cases, you might have to ride in the taxi with up to six other passengers. Joining one of our group trips to Morocco and splitting the cost of transportation is an additional choice, as is renting a car with a driver to take you around the nation.

Most Moroccans can speak or understand a wide variety of languages. The majority of people speak French better than other languages because it is their second language; however, you may need to know some Arabic words. Hi, Hello = Salam Aleikum Good Morning = Sabah Al Khir Good Evening = Masae al khir How are you? = Labass? Fine, thank you. And you? = Labas Hamdollah, ounta? I understand = Fhamt I don't understand = Ma Fhamtch Sorry = Smahli How Much? = Chehal? Thank you = Shukran Welcome = Marhaba Bye = Beslama My name is.. = Smiyti.. Yes/No = Wakha/La

If our tours page doesn't have the exact tour you're looking for, you can use the website map or get in touch with us, and we'll design a specially tailored Moroccan tour.