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Morocco is definitely the perfect holiday destination, the exotic Sahara, the high Mountains, the historical monuments and colorful souks, every site is everyone’s dream fantasy. Fez Experience Tours provides you with a list of good Morocco Travel Tips.

• Currency and Cost

The Currency used in Morocco is the Moroccan Dirham (MAD);  Dirhams are easily accessible all over the country. You may get the currency either in an ATM at the airport or outside.

• How to get to Morocco:

Morocco has a wide range of International Airports. The largest one is Mohamed V Casablanca (CMN),  it also provides the most international lines.

There is also the Menara Airport in Marrakech, that receives several European flights as well as national flights and some of the Arab world nations.

You can also find smaller Airports as Agadir airport (AGA), Tangier airport (TNG) and Fès–Saïs Airport, which are also available for some international fights.

Upon your arrival, you would find a wide choice of car hire, airport transfers, taxis, and other transport from and to the airport.

• Safety in Morocco

Most Moroccan people are nice and honest, still, it would be better if you watch your pockets and luggage, especially in crowded places.

• The Language

The language of Morocco is  “Darija” (Modern Standard Arabic), along with Amazigh Language. However, most Moroccans can speak French very fluently, and now English and Spanish had become widely spoken as well.

• Moroccan Cuisine

Moroccan food is certainly the best. With all its Tagines, delicious Soups, colorful couscous, almond and pigeon pastillas, and mesmerizing Salads are perfectly and gently made to make you fall in love with every bite you take. Fes, the oldest city in Morocco is famous for the most delicious dishes all over the country.

• When is the Best Time to travel to Morocco?

The weather in Morocco is quite Diverse, each town and region has its own weather giving the country’s geographic variety, yet there is always a region where the climate is mild. The weather is cold in the mountain regions all over the year, yet the Sahara is always hot and sunny.