Limitless Nomad FAQ
Travel Requirements
Do I need a visa to enter Morocco?
Citizens of the US, Canada, Australia, the UK, New Zealand, Japan, China, Malaysia, Singapore, and the EU can visit Morocco visa-free for up to 90 days. For other nationalities, check with the Moroccan Embassy. Ensure your passport has at least 6 months of validity from your return date.
Do I need travel insurance?
While not mandatory, travel insurance is highly recommended. Choose a comprehensive plan covering cancellations, delays, medical emergencies, and baggage issues.
Do I need vaccinations?
No specific vaccinations are required. Consult your local health center to ensure your routine vaccinations are up to date and get advice on any Morocco-specific recommendations
Safety and Etiquette
Is Morocco safe to travel?
Yes, Morocco is one of the most stable countries in North Africa. Petty crimes like scams or pickpocketing can occur, so stay alert in crowded areas. The hospitality of the Moroccan people will make you feel welcome and secure.Is it safe for women to travel alone?
Morocco is generally safe for solo female travelers. To minimize unwanted attention:- Dress modestly (avoid short skirts and tight clothing).
- Appear confident and self-assured.
- Respond politely but firmly to uninvited comments.
There’s no need to wear a scarf or veil unless visiting conservative areas.
Money Matters
Should I bring Moroccan currency?
No, the Moroccan Dirham is a closed currency. Exchange money or use ATMs upon arrival for the best rates. ATMs are widely available and usually offer competitive exchange rates.Are credit/debit cards accepted?
Can I exchange all major currencies in Morocco?
Cards are accepted at hotels, high-end restaurants, and large stores. Carry cash for smaller shops, markets, and rural areas.
USD, CAD, EUR, and GBP are widely accepted for exchange. AUD and NZD are not. Plan accordingly if bringing cash.
Travel Essentials
What type of clothing is appropriate?
You can relax and wear whatever is familiar and comfortable on the street at home. Morocco is very tolerant and welcoming to visitors, you’re not expected to act or look like a Moroccan. Longer shorts and shirts are fine for men. For women, bringing a scarf to cover bare shoulders and arms in rural villages is a good idea.
For more detailed information on the Dress Code and Packing List, please visit Packing List.
What about electricity?
Morocco uses 220-volt European plugs. Remote Berber villages may lack electricity, so bring a portable charger for your devices.
Can I bring a drone?
No, drones are prohibited and will be confiscated upon arrival.
Cultural Tips
Is tipping customary?
Yes, tipping is appreciated. Guidelines:- Restaurants: 10–15%
- Guides and drivers: Tip based on service quality
- Taxis: Rounding up is sufficient
Can I take photos of locals?
Ask for permission before photographing individuals. Some may request payment, while others may decline. Always be respectful.
Food and Water
Can I drink tap water?
Stick to bottled water to avoid stomach upset due to unfamiliar bacteria.What is Moroccan food like?
Moroccan cuisine is flavorful and healthy, featuring vegetables, meats, nuts, fruits, and fragrant spices. Vegetarian options are abundant. Don’t miss trying a traditional tajine!
Shopping and Haggling
What should I know about haggling?
Haggling is part of Moroccan culture, especially in souks. Take your time, compare prices, and enjoy the experience. Don’t hesitate to walk away if the price isn’t right—another merchant will likely offer the same item.
Tours with Limitless Nomad
What types of tours do you offer?
We create private, customized trips tailored to your travel style and preferences. Our tours offer a balance of guided experiences, independent exploration, and relaxation. A dedicated driver will be available whenever needed.
Getting to Morocco
By Air:
- From Europe: Direct flights to Marrakech or Fes.
- From outside Europe: Flights to Casablanca with connections to other cities.
By Ferry:
Popular routes include:
- Tarifa (Spain) to Tangier (45 minutes) – the most organized option.
Algeciras (Spain) to Tangier Med or Ceuta (1 hour)
