Travel Guides
Morocco Travel Guides
Practical, plain-language Morocco travel guides to help you discover the country, understand its destinations, plan your activities, choose where to stay and find your way around – written to complement Travel Entry’s visa assistance and travel services, and free to read.
Start with Destinations to choose your route, then Things to Do, Where to Stay and Getting Around to shape the days; Practical Information covers money, connectivity and etiquette.
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Morocco Travel Guides by Topic
Six guides cover the questions most travellers ask, in the order they usually ask them: where to go, what to do, where to sleep, how to move around, what to eat and how to prepare.
Destinations
Morocco’s cities and regions – imperial cities, the coast, the mountains and the desert – and how to choose between them for the time you have.
Things to Do
Experiences worth planning around – medinas and monuments, day trips, desert and mountain excursions, markets and hands-on activities.
Where to Stay
Riads, hotels and other accommodation types, what to expect from each, and how location inside or outside a medina changes your stay.
Getting Around
Trains, buses, taxis, private transfers and driving yourself – which option suits which route, and how to plan realistic travel days.
Food & Culture
What to eat and where, everyday customs and etiquette, languages, and the cultural context that makes a visit richer.
Practical Information
Money, connectivity, health and safety basics, best times to visit and the small things that are easier to know before you arrive.
Start here
Planning a First Trip to Morocco
Most first-time visitors try to see too much. Morocco rewards a slower pace: distances between the well-known cities are long, and each place – a medina, a coastal town, a mountain valley – is better with a full day or two than with a few rushed hours. Settle the entry question first, then pick two or three regions rather than six, and let the guides fill in the detail.
When you know what you want, Travel Entry’s request-based Morocco travel services – tours, transfers, hotels, car rental and insurance – can take care of the arrangements.
A simple planning order
- Check whether you need a visa – see eVisa requirements and our Morocco visa services
- Choose your regions – Destinations guide
- Shortlist experiences – Things to Do
- Decide where to sleep – Where to Stay
- Connect the dots – Getting Around
- Prepare – Food & Culture, Practical Information
How we write them
What to Expect from Our Morocco Travel Guides
Practical over promotional
The guides explain how things work and what to weigh up, not just what is beautiful. Where a choice depends on your situation, we say so.
Clear about what is official
Entry rules, visa conditions and customs regulations are set by the Moroccan authorities. Our guides point you to the relevant visa pages rather than restating rules we do not control.
Kept current
Guides are updated as they are expanded, and time-sensitive news and tips are published separately in our articles.
Morocco Travel Guides: Frequently Asked Questions
Are the travel guides free?
Yes. All guides are free to read. Travel Entry’s paid services are the Morocco eVisa assistance and the request-based travel services, which are separate from the guides.
Do the guides cover visa and entry rules?
Only by reference. Visa eligibility, requirements, fees and processing times are covered on the dedicated Morocco eVisa pages, and the final rules are those of the Moroccan authorities.
Which guide should I read first?
Start with Destinations to decide where to go, then Things to Do and Getting Around to shape the route. Read Practical Information before you pack.
Can Travel Entry arrange what the guides describe?
Often, yes. Tours and activities, airport transfers, hotels, car rental and travel insurance can be requested through our travel services. Requests are free and nothing is booked or charged until you confirm.
Where are new tips and updates published?
Time-sensitive updates and shorter pieces go in our articles; the guides here are the evergreen reference.
Ready to Plan Your Morocco Trip?
Sort the visa question first, then use the guides to shape the trip – and request any travel services you need along the way.