5 Important things you Should know about Morocco pearl of Africa

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Things you Should Know About Morocco:

The best preparation for your trip is to be aware of the useful tips that you might need to know in this journey; about the place you are Going to, and about what you must or should know about this place.
Morocco’s diverse Cultures promise you a memorable adventure filled with warmth, warm hospitality, and timeless charm. Even though knowing about ” things you Should know about Morocco” will be nice to enjoy the most of your new experience in Morocco.

I- Do I need travel insurance?

It’s a good idea to have travel insurance, to protect you from unforeseen scenarios for your Morocco Tour. It is something we hope you will never need, but you will eventually. It covers those minor incidents, such as losing your items breaking your camera, or covering an emergency while you are traveling.

Traveling is one of the most exciting experiences, so don’t end up losing all the money you own and have invested in your vacation by not having travel insurance.

II- when is the best time to visit Morocco?

Any time during the year is a great and suitable time to visit Morocco, depending on how you like things to be; warmer, colder, or just cool nice, and depending on what you plan to do too.

If you come around in Spring or Autumn, you will enjoy the warm weather all across Morocco, not just in the North (the amazing spot for Nature lovers).

It can be very hot in summer but the nights can be cold because the temperature drops and plummets.
In the winter between November and January, the Peaks get full of snowfall, the best time for skiing and enjoying the snow in the little Switzerland Of Morocco ”Ifrane”. Read More

III- How is it to travel to Morocco during Ramadan?

Ramadan is a month-long Islamic holiday. A sacred month is when people fast, which is not limited only to food, but also includes water or any drinks, cigarettes, and even sex. Muslims fast from dawn till dusk, They eat a meal before sunrise (Suhor) and break their fasting after sunset (Iftar) with friends and family. This holy month follows the lunar pattern, so it moves 10 days forward on the Gregorian calendar every year.

Many travelers tend to avoid coming to Morocco during this sacred month when Most shops and restaurants get closed and most of the streets are empty. But the thing is that the shops, restaurants, hotels, bazaars, and everything with tourist interest are open and working during this time of the year.

You should know that Ramadan might just be the best time of year to visit Morocco, especially if you don’t like crowded places because Ramadan is an off-month for tourists. You will get the chance to try some unique special food that is popular during Ramadan, and you may not find it at another time of the year. As well as gaining some cultural and religious insights that might be overlooked or impossible to experience at other times of the year.

There’s no reason to put your plans aside, while you can have the best experience and adventure during this spiritual sacred Month.

IV- How do I will dress?

Moroccans are friendly people, respectful, and most important, they are conservative. That’s why most people dress decent and shy, and some of them consider the short dress disrespectful to the culture and tradition, especially in villages, small towns, and holy places.

So dressing with modesty and properly will be nice, and it is one way to keep yourself from being harassed by some men (which may or may not happen to you), but it is advisable to not dress shortly or reveal clothes.

V- Can I Take Pictures?

Taking pictures is one of the things you should know about while you are in Morocco. So if you want to take pictures it’s better that you ask first because some people don’t like it, and some of them are payable, for example, the snake charmer (in Jamaa Alfna at Marrakech) if you want to take a picture it will cost 20 DH or maybe more.

Additional Tips About travelling to Morocco :

Wear comfortable clothing and sturdy suitable shoes for walking and exploring archaeological sites(Kasbahs, Medina, traditional Markets …).
Bring your sunscreen, sunglasses, and your hat for protection against the sun.
Bring plenty of water, especially during the warmer months.
Be prepared for varying weather conditions, especially during the summer months.
Consider bringing a camera or smartphone to capture the scenic views and memorable moments.