Faqs

Everything you need for a comfortable trip—from the moment you arrive at the airport in Morocco until you check in for your flight home (we call it airport-to-airport service). You will receive a detailed list of included services and activities along with your final itinerary, but here are the typical inclusions:

1. Fast-track airport service – Our Meet & Assist staff will greet you at the air bridge, help you pass through immigration, baggage claim, and customs, and escort you to your tour leader.

2. English-speaking tour leader & private vehicle – Your dedicated tour leader will drive and assist you throughout your trip, provide local information, help with restaurant and spa bookings, assist with money exchange, shopping, and more—available 24/7.

3. Luxury accommodations – Stay in elegant estates with breakfast included, ensuring high-quality and trusted service.

4. Expert local guides – Friendly and knowledgeable English-speaking guides will accompany you. You may also opt for a permanent guide who stays with you throughout the trip.

5. Entrance fees – Tickets to all visited attractions are included.

6. Dinners in the desert & oasis – Enjoy unforgettable dining experiences under the stars.

7. Pre-arranged activities & experiences – Depending on your itinerary, this may include culinary tours, cooking classes, wine tasting, mountain biking, quad biking, hiking, horseback riding, hot air balloon rides, and more.

 What’s NOT included? Tips and personal expenses are not covered.

• We do not provide travel insurance, so we highly recommend securing valid travel insurance before your trip. The U.S. Department of State has helpful guidelines for choosing the right coverage.
• No essential vaccines are required to enter Morocco. However, it’s advisable to be up-to-date on routine vaccines:
  • Measles-Mumps-Rubella (MMR)
  • Diphtheria-Tetanus-Pertussis (DTP)
  • Varicella (chickenpox)
  • Polio
  • Seasonal Flu Shot
• The CDC recommends Hepatitis A and Typhoid vaccines.
• Medical facilities – Private and public medical treatment is available in major cities. Many doctors have trained in Europe or the U.S. Private clinics offer better care but typically require upfront payment—check with your insurance provider about coverage.
• Pharmacies – Well-stocked in cities and can provide treatment for general illnesses. If you take specific medications, bring enough for your trip. For prescription drugs, check the CDC’s Healthy Travel Packing List for guidelines.

• Morocco operates primarily on cash transactions, though credit cards are accepted in hotels, high-end restaurants, and shops.
• ATMs are widely available in cities, but carrying some local currency (Moroccan Dirham – MAD) is advisable for markets, taxis, and small vendors.
• Your tour leader can assist with money exchange.

• Tips are NOT included in the tour price and are at your discretion.
• As a general guideline:

• • Tour guides: $10-$20 per day
  • Drivers: $5-$10 per day
  • Hotel staff: $1-$2 per service
  • Restaurants: 10% of the bill (if not included)

• For women: Long skirts, loose-fitting pants, and tops covering the shoulders are ideal, though tourist areas are more flexible.
• For men: Casual wear such as jeans, t-shirts, and light layers work well.
• For the desert & rural areas: Light, breathable fabrics for the day and warm layers for chilly nights.
• For religious sites: Modest clothing (shoulders and knees covered).
• Comfortable walking shoes are essential!

Yes! Morocco is family-friendly, and kids will love camel rides, exploring the medinas, and the magic of the desert. However:

• Cities can be busy – Keep an eye on little ones in crowded souks.
• Long drives – Some routes involve extended travel times, so consider breaks.
• Hotels & riads – Many accommodate families, but check for child-friendly facilities.