COVID-19 vaccine and negative PCR required
It is recommended to drink only bottled mineral water.
Every city in Morocco has at least one pharmacy where you can find most of the necessary medicines, pills, prophylactics and other sanitary articles.
If special requirements are needed (unusual utensils, special utensils, etc.), it can be requested as required from your home country.
Useful information to travel to Morocco

No vaccination is required for travelers from Europe. If your origin is different, you can inquire at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of your country. It is recommended to bring a small home medicine cabinet. In Morocco buying something at the pharmacy is very expensive.

• All reasonable precautions for the well-being and safety of travelers, but will not be legally responsible for delays or damages beyond our control, including personal injury or delays due to illness, broken equipment, weather conditions and government restrictions. .
• We guarantee the right to change the itinerary of the trip to satisfy the client and that you can propose a better option if you consider it necessary. If this change affects the contracted budget, the rate increase will be regularized at the end of the trip. If there is a decrease, it will only be paid according to the booked service.

The conditions of the reservation and contracting process are the following:

1. Reservations by email or by phone.
2. The reservation is not confirmed until it has been answered.
3. Confirmation by email or phone 72 hours before arrival.
4. Payment of 20% of the total of the service contracted in advance as a deposit. The advance will be credited by money order with Western Union, Money Gram or on behalf of the bank.
5. 50% total at the beginning of the trip.
6. 30% of the remaining total, at the end of the trip.

Cancellations:

100% refund of the deposit due 20 days before the scheduled date.
50% refund of the cancellation deposit between 10 and 19 days before.
Cancellation of 10% of the deposit for cancellations between 3 and 9 days before.
There is no refund of money due to cancellation 2 days before.
The advance or deposit will be credited for each trip and traveler.

The official language is Arabic, French is co-official. The daily language is dialetal Arabic, as well as the Berber dialects. Many also speak Spanish and English. When traveling, you will not find problems to understand each other in Spanish, Italian, Portuguese and English, since tourism has accentuated the speaking of these languages in the country.

Electricity is 220 v. European type plugs.

Comfortable and warm clothes for the desert, during the day it is hot and it is very well but at night the temperatures drop a lot. Also keep in mind to bring sunscreen, in the desert the sun is very strong, depending on the season. Swimwear, many hotels have a heated pool, spa and also in Morocco there are many Hammams.

Morocco is, without a doubt, a buyer's paradise. In all the cities, towns and villages that the traveler visits, he will surely find something that captivates his interest: carpets, slippers, silver, ceramics, embroidery, marquetry, fossils, handmade jewelry, spices, essential oils, well known for its benefits is argan oil.

 

Moroccan cuisine brings together in a refined way the sun-soaked vegetables and fruits, extraordinary and fragrant spices, and tasty meats. Here are the main Moroccan dishes, which you must try without fail:

√ Skewers (Moorish skewers of meat, chicken, veal).

√ Couscous: it is the quintessential dish of Moroccan gastronomy. You will be able to taste a thousand different couscous, since they vary according to the regions and the creativity of the kitchen.

√ Méchúí: Lamb roasted on the grill or in the oven.

√ Pastella: a fine puff pastry, filled with pigeon and almonds. It is a dish where sweet is mixed with salty.

√ Kahlia: it is a lamb tajin accompanied by egg, onion, tomato, peppers and flavored with 44 different spices.

√ Tajine: Dish of cooked and decorated earth, with the typical conical lid. Here meat, chicken or fish and fresh stewed vegetables are cooked.

√ Harira: Soup with meat, lentils and chickpeas.

√ Beghrir: Small honeycomb cakes served with melted butter and honey.

√ Shebbakia: Cakes fried in oil and covered in honey.

√ Mint Tea: Serves to calm, revive, tone; It is taken in the morning, after meals, at any time. It is a pleasure that is never rejected.

√ Pastry: variety of cakes made of honey, gazelle grain, feggas with almonds, raisins, almonds and sesame.

If you like to accompany your meals with wine, or have a drink after meals, it is advisable to bring some drinks with you. In Morocco alcohol is very expensive, it is also forbidden to drink in public so you always have to ask for permission.

 

 

Morocco fascinates by an incredible cultural and landscape richness that will take you to discover beautiful Imperial Cities that speak of history, endless beaches that kiss the Atlantic and the Mediterranean, the snow-capped peaks of the Atlas, magnificent gardens, enigmatic deserts to travel by camel, cozy oases where you can take refuge in wonderful kasbas, charming hotels and spas and an exciting culinary microcosm that surprises the most experienced palates.

Located between East and West, Morocco is the perfect place to leisurely enjoy the small pleasures of life with its hospitable population. Live a unique adventure in a multicultural environment that makes its way between the tradition of ancient villages, the imposing mosques, the bustling souks and the modernity of the infrastructures of its large cities. Here the air smells of spices, the streets are filled with surprising sounds, colors and flavors, shaping a magical country. A luxury.

Travel to the beach or the mountains, Morocco is a relatively large country with a highly varied climate that ranges from the desert climate of the south, the Mediterranean in the north, and the oceanic climate of the west coast. If you travel south in spring and autumn you can enjoy many sunny days and little rainfall. In summer, the Atlantic and Mediterranean coasts are always a good option to enjoy the beaches and a lively atmosphere. In winter, temperatures are warm, although they tend to drop more in the mountain areas, and it can snow at the highest levels. Take the opportunity to ski in the Middle Atlas.

The different civilizations that have succeeded each other in Morocco have influenced each other's identity. Which undoubtedly explains the tolerance and open-mindedness of Moroccans. There are no culture clashes here just meeting and sharing.

According to legend, it was Hercules who created Morocco when he opened the Strait of Gibraltar. In any case, humanity's presence here has been shown to go back 300,000 years. Originally inhabited by Berbers, the country opened up to Phoenician and Carthaginian influences, before introducing the Romans until the 5th century. They would leave relics, such as the site at Volubilis, demonstrating the prosperity that came from agricultural production. From 647, the Arab and Islamic conquest began.

In 788, Idriss I, contesting the power of Baghdad, founded the Idrisi kingdom at Volubilis. The Almoravid dynasties followed, the Berber conquerors of the south, then the Almohads whose power extended in Muslim Spain and finally the Benimerines, the Berbers of the high plateaus.

The religious tolerance, the Andalusian heritage, and the prosperity of these dynasties created treasures that now constitute the cultural, artistic and architectural wealth of the country. Since the 16th century, the Arab empires, Saadi continuation Alawite origin ensured the unity and independence of Morocco. Today, Morocco is ruled by the Majesty of him King Mohammed VI, crowned on July 30, 1999; he is the 23rd king in the Alawite dynasty that came to power in the early 17th century. The monarchy guarantees the unity of the country, and the reign of Mohammed VI is marked by the desire to build a unified and modern democratic state, which respects their traditions and their identity.

When viewed from the sky, Morocco - sandwiched between the Mediterranean and the Atlantic - has a long strip of mountains that runs from east to west before digging into the sand in Mauritania. The landscapes are very varied and surprising: the snow-capped peaks of the vertiginous (upper) Atlas Mountains, the cliffs and ravines of the Rif massifs, the dense forests of oaks and thuyas of the central plateau, the fertile plains of the Plateau, the arid lands of the high plateaus, the almost desert steppes and the lush oases of the Souss basin and the sand dunes of the Sahara. It's magic!

The different types of habitats have created diverse cultures that have enriched our identity. There is such a variety of landscapes that travelers will be delighted no matter what the season. When the snow blocks the roads of the Atlas, beach activities are still possible in the south.

The many migrations that Morocco has experienced have created a spirit of tolerance and openness. Today Islam, Christianity and Judaism enrich each other spiritually and intellectually through the exchange and transmission of their culture.

The Moroccan currency is the dirham (DH), divided into 100 cents. There are 10, 50, 100 and 200 DH bills. Coins of 1, 5 and 10 DHs and 5, 10, 20 and 50 cents of DH. Changing money on the street is legal, so you should not change in your country of origin, it can be done once in Morocco. Do it at banks or authorized establishments (recognizable by a gold badge). Credit cards are generally accepted in large hotels, boutiques and restaurants and sometimes even in the souks / medinas. Withdrawing money from ATMs is excessively expensive commissions, around € 30.00 for each movement.

Morocco offers you the possibility to change the climate in a few hours. From the snowy peaks of the atlas to the desert, to the beach. The average annual sunshine is over eight hours a day in Agadir, Fez, Marrakech and Ouarzazate, with an average temperature of 21º. Beach, mountain, it is convenient to know what are the temperatures and weather conditions of Morocco in each season. A dry Mediterranean climate predominates.

Imperial cities, such as Marrakech, are one of the safest cities in the country, given the volume of tourists that land on its walls. You won't notice it, but nowadays there are secret security cameras even in Jemma el-Fna square. More information. On the website of the Moroccan Tourist Office. http://www.visitmorocco.com

The international traffic regulation in Morocco is right-hand traffic. It is necessary to have a green card and have all the vehicle's papers in order. If we travel with our own car, we must carry all the documentation in order, but if we travel with a rental or loaned car we must carry a document signed by the owners that proves that we are authorized to drive it, because if we do not carry it as much as possible sure is that they will not let us enter with the car in Morocco.