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Frequently asked question

Is Food and Water Safe in Morocco ?

Food in Morocco is delicious and diverse, but travelers should take precautions to avoid illness:

  • Opt for freshly prepared dishes served hot.
  • Avoid eating raw or undercooked food from street vendors.
  • Drink only bottled water and use it to brush your teeth.

Is Morocco safe for families ?

Yes, Morocco is family-friendly, with many accommodations and attractions catering to travelers with children.

Can I travel to Morocco during Ramadan ?

Absolutely! Just be mindful that some restaurants and shops may have limited hours during the holy month.

What should I do in case of an emergency ?

Dial 19 for police assistance or 15 for medical emergencies.

Keep the contact information of your embassy handy.

Is it necessary to speak Arabic or French in Morocco ?

Not necessarily, as many Moroccans understand and speak some level of English, particularly in urban areas and tourist destinations. While learning a few basic Arabic or French phrases can be helpful, most travelers won’t face significant language barriers.

Can I drink alcohol in Morocco ?

Yes, alcohol is available in most tourist areas, including hotels, bars, and some restaurants. However, it is prohibited in some rural and more conservative regions. Be mindful of your consumption and respect local norms, especially during religious holidays like Ramadan.

How reliable is public transportation in Morocco ?

Public transportation is generally reliable, especially for shorter distances. The train system connects major cities efficiently, while buses are great for longer routes and more remote areas.

Can I find vegetarian or vegan food in Morocco ?

Yes, Morocco offers a variety of vegetarian and vegan options, especially in urban areas. Couscous, vegetable tagines, and salads are popular. Many restaurants now have dedicated vegetarian or vegan menus.

Are credit cards widely accepted, or should I carry cash ?

Credit cards are accepted in major hotels, restaurants, and shops, especially in tourist areas. However, carrying some cash (mainly Moroccan dirhams) is advisable for smaller establishments and markets.

Is travel insurance necessary for a trip to Morocco ?

Yes, travel insurance is highly recommended for covering unexpected events like medical emergencies, trip cancellations, or lost belongings.

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