Living in Morocco
Explore another region, host visitors or find a cultural programme for a day out. An overnight stay is optional.
Short outings in Rabat and CasablancaFind an exhibition or performancePlan a trip
Choose your places. Leave room between stops. Make the trip your own.
Read planning guidesPlan stops and nights
Already have places in mind? Put them in order and set your nights.
Work out a budget
Use your own prices to compare the cost of different plans.
Already started?Open My Trip
Room for a different pace.
Explore the High AtlasA starting point for your plans
Visiting from abroad
Choose an arrival city and your first and last bases before filling the days.
Visiting with ties to Morocco
Make room for people, heritage and places that feel familiar—or are new to you.
Good plans start with a few questions.
Read what matters for your visit, then return to the tools when you’re ready.
Start with your time and season
Choose when to go and how much to fit into the days you have.
When should you visit?
Compare inland spring and autumn, coastal summers and mountain winters before choosing dates for your route.
How many days do you need?
Count usable days and choose what you are happy to leave for another visit.
Your first trip, with room to breathe.
Begin with the time you have, choose one part of Morocco, and leave space between stops.
Work out the practical details
From your arrival to the journey between places: make the everyday decisions easier.
Build a budget around your actual trip.
Separate shared costs from per-person spending, count nights and transfers, and compare complete quotes in Moroccan dirhams.
Where should you arrive?
Choose your first and last base before comparing arrival options.
Which desert experience do you mean?
Agafay’s rocky hills and the dunes around Merzouga offer different landscapes. Choose the place before comparing camps or adding it to your route.
Before you arrive in Morocco
Find the official entry enquiry route, then put your first arrival into one usable note.
How will you get around?
Choose transport around the journey you actually need to make.
Find your way through the medina.
Plan the last part of your arrival, choose a useful landmark and leave room for everyday life in Morocco’s old city streets.
Make room for family
Travelling with children or returning to see people you love? Start with the time you want together.
People, roots & shared visitsBuild the days around your family.
Fewer moves, familiar pauses and one main plan at a time.
A visit can mean coming home.
Make room for family, rediscovery and the time you need together.
Find a route that fits
Use an outline as a starting point, then adjust the stops and nights to suit you.
Compare the itineraries10-day outline
Northern Morocco
A suggested 10-day outline with two bases and space between plans.
7-day outline
Marrakech and the coast
A suggested 7-day outline with two bases and space between plans.