Category Morocco Travel Guides

When you plan your holiday to Morocco you will probably ask how to move around the city. Is Uber available in Morocco? The short answer is yes but it depends very much on the city you are visiting. In many…

When you travel to a new country you might ask yourself, should I rent a car to travel around? This is a very common question for Morocco. The simple answer is that it depends very much on your itinerary, your…

When friends ask me how many days do I need in Morocco, I always say it depends on what you want to see. The optimal range of days is usually between 7 and 10 days for a good first visit.…

When you plan a holiday with your boyfriend or girlfriend, you might ask if you can sleep in the same room. This is a very normal question for travel planning. Yes, most of the time unmarried foreign couples can share…

When you visit Morocco, you will see a very beautiful mix of many cultures. You will see African nature, you will hear different words in the streets, and you will see old traditions. Because the culture is very mixed, many…

When you travel to Morocco, you see many different things. You see very big and new cars in the cities, and you see simple small farms in the mountains. Because of this, many people ask this question. So, is Morocco…

Many travelers ask this question before they fly here, can I kiss my girlfriend in public in Morocco? It is a very normal thing to ask. Because Morocco is an Islamic country, the cultural norms are different from Europe or…

Can You Drink Tap Water in Morocco? Safety Guide for Tourists (2026) Many travelers ask us before they come, can you drink tap water in Morocco? It is a very normal question. Because when you travel to a new place…

Alcohol is legal in Morocco but regulated. Learn where you can drink, what’s illegal (public drinking), and practical tips for tourists. Is It Illegal to Drink Alcohol in Morocco? Laws for Tourists & Locals (2026 Guide) Many travelers ask us…

Morocco is constitutionally an Islamic state and overwhelmingly Muslim, but it isn’t a theocracy in the same way some people imagine. When visitors plan their trip, they ask me always how religion works here. In this article, I will explain…