Yes, Morocco is considered safe and welcoming for travelers. Like any country, petty theft can happen in busy areas, but overall, it’s peaceful. Stick to your guides and stay alert in crowded places. Read More 

Spring and autumn are the most pleasant times to visit. The weather is pleasant, cities are lively, and it’s not too hot in the desert.
March to May and September to November are ideal for sightseeing, desert tours, and walking around cities. Summers are great too, especially on the coast, but can be hot, especially inland.

Absolutely. We specialize in private and fully customized tours to suit your preferences, schedule, and travel style. Whether you want more time in the desert, a slower trip with family, or a romantic getaway. Just tell us what you have in mind, and we’ll help you plan the perfect Moroccan experience.

 The Internet in Morocco is readily available and reliable. The majority of “Riads” and hotels, or even restaurants, have Wi-Fi. Skype, FaceTime, or any social media platform should work just fine.
So traveling with your laptop or tablet, or any of your electronics, would be nice. Not to mention that Morocco uses a 220-volt system, and double-pronged plugs are common in Europe (Type E -Type C).  Read More

From the essentials you don’t want to forget when you’re packing for Morocco: 

• Comfortable clothing plus some layers for cold desert nights.
• Sturdy shoes for walking on sand and rocky terrain.
• Sunscreen, sunglasses, and a hat for sun protection.
• A camera or smartphone to bring home your wonderful Morocco memories.

Keep in Mind  :

Morocco uses the double-pronged plugs common in Europe (type E – type C).