Guide to Morocco

Domestic tourists in Morocco may not be as familiar with the country's offerings, so those planning to visit Morocco don't necessarily have to search for travel deals. However, if you do decide to embark on a tour of Morocco, it's advisable to have a rough idea of what to expect upon arrival.

Given Morocco's coastal location along the northern Atlantic Ocean and the proximity to the Strait of Gibraltar, many travelers anticipate a beach vacation. Fortunately, the local infrastructure is well-equipped to meet these expectations. The best beaches offer a wide range of water activities and excellent services, meeting the standards expected by European tourists, who make up a significant portion of the visitors.

Nevertheless, a trip to Morocco offers much more than just beach relaxation. Visitors can partake in extensive sightseeing programs, exploring palaces, mosques, date groves, and settlements of indigenous desert dwellers.

While tours to the capital, Rabat, are not as popular, larger cities like Marrakech and Casablanca are often recommended destinations. The cost of visiting Marrakech is around 600 USD, whereas Casablanca can be pricier, with an approximate cost of 920 USD for an eight-day stay.

For more affordable options, travelers can search for hot travel deals or look for combined trips to neighboring countries for lower-cost opportunities, particularly in the case of last-minute deals.