Holiday in Morocco | Desert Magic and Colors of the Medinas

Amazing Holidays in Morocco

Morocco is a destination full of amazing contrasts, where spectacular landscapes and rich culture create a truly magical atmosphere. From the vibrant bustle of the medinas of Marrakech and Fez, with colorful souks and traditional architecture, to the tranquility of the vast Sahara Desert, where golden dunes stretch endlessly under a starry sky, every corner of this country will surprise you. The Atlas Mountains, with their high peaks and hidden valleys, are a paradise for adventurers, and the Atlantic coast offers picturesque beaches and fishing villages that seem detached from another world. Add to all this the profound historical influences, from ancient kasbahs to sumptuous mosques, and you will discover that Morocco is a destination that will captivate you every step of the way.

Places to visit

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Morocco is a colorful destination, and WENS travelers have the opportunity to explore fascinating places rich in culture and history. Here are some of the things you should not miss during your holiday in Morocco:

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Marrakech

Known for its lively central square, Jemaa el-Fnaa, and its labyrinthine medina, Marrakech is a captivating mix of colors, sounds and aromas. Palaces, gardens and souks full of artisanal goods make this city a destination with a special charm.

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Sahara Desert

For an unforgettable experience, a trip to the Sahara Desert, with camel rides among the red sand dunes, will transport you to an almost unreal landscape. The sunsets here are of rare beauty, and the nights spent under the set sky are magical.

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Chefchaouen

The blue city in northern Morocco is a place of unique beauty, with narrow streets and houses painted in a vibrant blue. Chefchaouen is perfect for those looking for relaxation and quiet moments in a fairytale atmosphere.

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Essaouira

This resort on the Atlantic coast offers wide beaches, ideal for relaxation and water sports. The historic fortress and its narrow streets full of handicraft workshops make Essaouira a destination for those who love the combination of culture and nature.

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Fez

A city steeped in history and tradition, Fez is famous for its oldest university in the world and its authentic souks. The Medina of Fez, a UNESCO site, is a place where time seems to have stood still, with narrow streets and artisans working according to ancient methods.

Useful information for travelers

For an amazing holiday in Morocco, here are some practical tips:

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1. What is the weather in Morocco and what is the best time to visit?

Morocco has a varied climate, with warm temperatures in coastal areas and cooler temperatures in the mountains or desert. The best time to visit is spring (March-May) or autumn (September-November), when temperatures are pleasant, ideal for exploring. In summer, the desert and inland areas can be extremely hot, and in winter, in the mountains, it can snow.

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2. What currency is used in Morocco?

The official currency is the Moroccan Dirham (MAD).

1 USD is the equivalent of about 9.8 MAD.

3. What kind of telephone network is used in Morocco?

Morocco has a well-developed telephone network, especially in cities. Among the main operators are Morocco Telecom, Orange and Inwi. You can also opt for applications such as Airalo that offer eSIM services.

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4. Is water drinkable in Morocco?

Tap water is not recommended for consumption in Morocco. It is advisable to buy bottled water.

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5. How to dress in Morocco?

Respect and modesty are appreciated in Morocco. Dress appropriately in religious places. At the entrance to the mosque, take off your shoes and sometimes cover your head if necessary. In summer, thin clothes made of natural materials are recommended.

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6. What kind of sockets do we use in Morocco?

Morocco uses plugs of type C and E, compatible with voltage of 220V. A universal adapter is recommended.

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7. What kind of time zone is in Morocco?

Morocco is in the GMT+1 time zone.

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