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Morocco offers a captivating blend of ancient traditions and vibrant modern life, inviting exploration through bustling souks and serene desert landscapes. From the imperial cities to the Atlantic coast, this diverse nation provides a truly unforgettable travel experience, perfect for those seeking culture and adventure.

Official tourism site
Mar–May & Sep–Nov
Peak season
Jul–Aug & Dec–Feb
Off season
7–10 days
Recommended trip duration

Weather Across Morocco

Best time to visit

The best time to visit Morocco is during spring (March to May) and autumn (September to November), when daytime temperatures are mild and comfortable across cities, mountains, and the desert.

Mar-May & Sep–Nov
Travel advisory

Strictly avoid drug possession or disrespecting local laws, stick to bottled water, dress modestly in public, and secure comprehensive travel insurance covering emergency medical care.

Updated by Tripconomy

Quick Facts

Area
446,550 km²
Language
ArabicBerber
Currency
MAD
Timezone
UTC+01:00
Country code
+212
Population
38M+
Capital
Rabat
Region
Northern Africa
Driving side
Keep right
Independence day
18 November
Voltage
127/220V
ISO codes
MA - MAR
Plug types
Type C, E
Type C plug
C
Type E plug
E

Explore Morocco

Short Video Guide

Morocco Through Eyes

See Morocco through quick reels from local experts, creators, and travelers. Slide through temples, islands, food streets, skylines, mountains, and hidden corners.

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Emergency help in Morocco

Emergency numbers, hospitals, phrases and safety guidance for Morocco.

  • Emergency Help: 112 — Single number for any emergency
  • Ambulance: 15 — Medical emergency or urgent injury
  • Police: 19 — Crime, threat, public safety issue
  • Racial discrimination hotline: 114 — Racial discrimination, harassment, equality rights issue
  • Hello — مرحبًا (mrhbana)
  • Thank You — شكراً (shkraan)
  • Good Bye — مع السلامة (ma alslama)
  • Help — النجدة (alnjda)
  • I am lost — أنا تائه (ana tayh)
  • Call the police — تتصل بالشرطة (ttsl balshrta)
Who should I contact if I’m in immediate danger?
Contact local emergency services and your country’s embassy or consulate.
What should I do if I’m lost in an unfamiliar place?
Stay in a safe, populated area and use your phone or a map to find your location.
What should I do if I need medication urgently?
Contact a local pharmacy or medical facility and explain your needs.
What should I do if I feel unsafe around someone?
Move to a busy, secure location and seek help from authorities or trusted staff.
What should I do during a major storm or severe weather event?
Stay indoors in a secure location and follow official local alerts.

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