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FAQ -Travel Questions
FAQ -Travel Questions
Money Enquiries
Credit cards are accepted in most hotels, riads, and larger establishments. However, many restaurants and smaller shops prefer cash, especially in souks (markets).
ATMs are widely available, especially near banks, airports, and railway stations.
The amount of spending money depends on your travel style and preferences. It’s a good idea to carry a mix of cash and cards for flexibility.
General Enquiries
Morocco is generally safe for women traveling alone, but it’s advisable to dress conservatively (cover shoulders, stomach, and knees) and avoid overly tight clothing. Use common sense, especially when interacting with men, and avoid prolonged eye contact with strangers.
Moroccans are very family-oriented and children are warmly welcomed. Traveling with children can enhance your experience and help you connect with locals. Bring along activities to keep them entertained during long trips.
Alcohol is available in larger supermarkets, hotels, and restaurants catering to foreigners. Note that you are allowed to bring only 2 liters of alcohol into the country.
Popular Questions
houses with interior gardens or courtyards, often beautifully decorated with intricate tile work and carved wood. They provide a peaceful retreat from the bustling streets and a glimpse into Moroccan culture and architecture
Most hotels offer safety deposit boxes, either at the reception or in your room. Simply ask at the reception for instructions on how to use them.
Bed and Breakfast (B&B): Includes accommodation and breakfast.
Half Board: Includes accommodation, breakfast, and dinner.
Yes, there are many affordable and clean hotels, hostels, and riads in Marrakech and Fes. Morocco offers a wide range of accommodations to suit different budgets.
Getting Around Enquiries
Driving in Morocco can be challenging due to road signs primarily in Arabic, poor road maps, and limited street lighting at night. It’s advisable to hire a local driver who is familiar with the roads.
Hitchhiking is not recommended as it can sometimes cost more than taking a bus or taxi. Public transportation is a safer and more reliable option.
Yes, the most popular route is from Algeciras (Spain) to Tangiers. The crossing takes about 30 minutes and ferries depart almost every hour.
Camel rides can be a unique and memorable experience, though comfort levels vary. It’s a popular activity in desert areas and worth trying if you’re up for an adventure.
Health Enquiries
Pharmacies are common in towns, but not all pharmacists speak English. It’s helpful to have a guide or translator if you need to communicate specific health concerns.
It’s not advisable to drink tap water as it may upset your stomach. Bottled water is widely available and recommended.
Yes, it’s generally safe to brush your teeth with tap water. The small amount of water you might swallow is unlikely to cause any issues.
