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Morocco welcomes millions of tourists from all over the world all-year-round, who are attracted by its culture, traditions, historical monuments and contrasting landscapes . In recent decades the country has made an effort to reconvert and expand its selection of hotels and to put together a tourist infrastructure that is increasingly suited to international tourism. Discover its fascinating cities full of history as well as its beautiful coastal areas.

 

DISCOVER MOROCCO ALL YEAR ROUND
Morocco is a country with a very varied climate, including desert areas, coasts with a Mediterranean and oceanic climate, and mountains where you can go skiing in the winter. It's up to you whether you visit the desert, the beach or the mountains!

 

Travelling in the spring
Travellers to Morocco at this time of year can look forward to mostly sunny days. The spring in Agadir and Marrakech is usually mild and pleasant with temperatures between 23°C and 26°C. The south of the country is usually very popular in the spring since there is also very little rainfall.

 

Travelling in the summer

In the summer the high temperatures are alleviated on the Mediterranean and Atlanticcoasts, which is why a large number of tourists opt to visit these areas. It is also the perfect time to enjoy the mountain climate and discover natural beauties like the Ifrane Valley, famous for its shrubs and waterfalls.

 

Come in the autumn

In autumn the temperatures ease in the interior of the country. The south continues to have a warm climate to enjoy the sea, which is why it is often a destination for both tourists and locals looking for a great atmosphere to unwind in.

 

Come in the winter

Temperatures at the highest altitudes drop in the winter. Lots of people come to the Middle Atlas to go skiing, while you can also continue to enjoy a refreshing swim on the southern shores.

 

TRAVEL TO MOROCCO AT AN AFFORDABLE PRICE

If you're looking to get to know Morocco at the best price you need to plan your trip in advance in order to find flights and reservations at the major hotels. Online agencies like ours offer the best and most affordable option with package reservations for hotels and flights with transfers.

 

TIME ZONE

The time zone in Morocco is the same as in the UK in summer, although is one hour ahead during winter.

 

ELECTRICITY

As far as electricity is concerned, when charging phones or plugging in a hair dryer or a shaver it is very important to keep in mind that most plugs are 220V and the frequency is 50 Hz, but it is always best to check in advance by enquiring at your hotel or whatever establishment you are in. If you are not sure about the voltage, it is very easy to buy small adapters in any Moroccan city.

NECESSARY DOCUMENTATION

For citizens of the European Union, valid ID (passport) is required with an expiry date at least three months after the date you arrive in Morocco. This allows you to stay in the country for a maximum of three months. If you plan on staying longer, you will have to request a visa. It is important to remember that visa requirements depend on your country of origin, so we recommend that you enquire at embassies and consulates before starting your trip.

 

CUSTOMS

You will have to fill out a Customs Declaration form during your flight to Morocco or when you arrive at the country's border, and then hand this in at passport control.

BY PLANE

Mainly by plane, although agencies like ours also offer interesting routes to allow you to discover the country's beautiful cities, cuisine and customs in just a few days. The most popular tours include Morocco in Full, Morocco Imperial Cities in Full starting from Marrakech, and the Morocco Desert Getaway.

 

MAIN AIRPORTS
Morocco has ten international airports. The main Moroccan cities can be reached from London and Manchester and all major Spanish and European cities. Note that, during the high season, various chartered flights link major European destinations with the main cities in Morocco.

 

Marrakech Airport (RAK)

<li>Address: Ménara, Marrakesh 40000</li>

<li>Telephone: +212 024 447 910.</li>

 

Casablanca Airport (CMN)

<li>Address: Nouasseur, Casablanca, Morocco</li>

<li>Telephone: +212 5225-39040.</li>

 

Tangier Airport (TNG)

<li>Telephone: +212 5393-93649.</li>

 

Rabat Airport (RBA)

<li>Telephone: +212 5224-35858.</li>

HEALTH INSURANCE

The European Health Insurance Card is NOT valid in Morocco. Healthcare is public, but there is also semi-private and private care. It is advisable to take out private health insurance if you are going to stay in Morocco for a short time. In an emergency you can contact the British embassy or consulate , which will provide you with a list of doctors and hospitals near you.

 

VACCINATION

Vaccines are not required to travel to Morocco, except for travellers arriving from countries where yellow fever exists. It is advisable that you are up to date with vaccinations against hepatitis and typhus, however. Ask your doctor if in any doubt.

 

ADVICE ON HYGIENE AND CUSTOMS

When travelling the body's defences can become weaker while it adapts. Wash your hands frequently, request that water bottles be opened in front of you, and avoid consuming ice. As in the rest of the world, stomach upsets are mostly caused by water and undercooked or badly washed food.

There is a wide and varied range of accommodation on offer in Morocco . Morocco has a huge selection of hotels to suit all tastes and budgets. There are more and more luxury hotels in addition to the guest houses that are often located in riads, beautiful traditional houses with an interior patio and converted into hotels where you can enjoy traditional Moroccan hospitality. One recommendation is to avoid travelling without an advance reservation: especially in the spring and at the end of the year it can be difficult to find accommodation.

 

Morocco's Ministry of Tourism has created an official hotel classification system ranging from one to five stars with subcategories A and B to cover criteria including quality and the number of services. In this country of traditions a great deal of value is still placed on hospitality, so enjoy your stay in Morocco and discover a country that is full of surprises.