FREQUELNTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Morocco boasts pleasant weather throughout the year. From January to April, expect sunny, warm days followed by cooler evenings. Summers, particularly in July and August, are hot and dry, with temperatures peaking. October and November offer cooler temperatures. Rainfall is minimal year-round.

The climate in Morocco varies by region, but generally, it’s best to visit from October to April for comfortably cool, sunny days—perfect for capturing stunning photos. Midsummer can be scorching, especially in the south, though some may find the Sahara Desert’s intense heat appealing.

Absolutely! Sahara desert travel is highly recommended for anyone visiting Morocco, often a highlight of their trip.

While basic travel insurance is usually included in packages, we strongly advise purchasing comprehensive coverage tailored to your anticipated activities and medical needs from your home country.

No vaccinations are mandatory for Morocco, though drinking bottled water is recommended over tap water.

Major stores, hotels, and restaurants accept credit cards, while smaller establishments prefer cash.

Exchange currency at the airport, local banks, or ATMs. Ensure you have enough cash, especially outside urban areas where ATMs are scarce.

Morocco is tolerant of various attire, but conservative dressing in rural areas is advisable to avoid unwanted attention.

 ToursTravelMorocco ensures  the safety of all customers, especially solo female travelers, with attentive care throughout the journey.

Deposits can be made via bank transfer or credit card, with the remainder payable in cash or credit card upon arrival.

Always ask for permission, especially from locals, who may request a fee for photos, particularly in tourist areas like Marrakech and Fes.

While there are no strict rules, respecting local norms by dressing modestly, especially for women, is appreciated.