• Economy roundtrip international airfare
• Transportation to and from Casablanca Airport
• Beautiful hotels throughout the entire visit (double occupancy)
• Three meals per day
• Sightseeing as outlined in the itinerary
• Air-conditioned transportation throughout the tour
• All entrance fees for sightseeing
• Knowledgeable guides throughout the trip

Optional / extra excursions

• All personal expenses
• Beverages, including soft drinks, coffee, fruit juice, and alcohol
• Meals and drinks if you choose to skip scheduled tour activities and remain at the hotel
• Transportation if you choose not to participate in scheduled daily touring

These additional costs are the responsibility of each traveler and may vary depending on personal preferences and participation.

Visa requirements depend on your nationality. Many travelers can enter Morocco without a visa for short tourist stays, but it is important to verify current requirements with official sources before travel. Travelers should ensure their passport is valid for the duration of their trip.

Morocco is a well-established tourist destination with popular cities such as Casablanca, Rabat, Marrakech, Essaouira, and Tangier included in this itinerary. As with any destination, travelers should take standard precautions and remain aware of their surroundings while exploring.

The official currency is the Moroccan Dirham (MAD). Credit cards are commonly accepted in hotels and many restaurants, especially in major cities. However, cash is often preferred in souks, markets, and smaller establishments, so carrying local currency is recommended.

Morocco has a moderate and culturally conservative dress standard. Lightweight, comfortable clothing is recommended, and modest attire—such as covering shoulders and knees—is generally appropriate, especially in traditional areas like medinas.

Yes. Bargaining is a common and expected part of shopping in souks and medinas, including those visited on this tour such as in Marrakech and Casablanca. Negotiation is typically done in a friendly and respectful manner.

Morocco generally uses 220–240V electricity with Type C and Type E plugs (European-style). Travelers from the United States may need a plug adapter and possibly a voltage converter.

International roaming is available but may be expensive depending on your provider. Many travelers choose to use an international plan or purchase a local SIM card for more affordable service. Wi-Fi is typically available in hotels.

No, vaccination proof is not required.