What to Bring

√ Plan to bring drinking water, hats or caps, sunglasses and sun screen lotion.

√ If you follow a specific diet, plan to buy and pack essential foods, especially before departing Casablanca to visit other cities.

√ Please carry your passport or other ID. (Note that a passport is required for entry to the mechouar of the Royal Palace in Rabat).

√ Bring cash for admission fees, meals, gratuities, or purchases. We can visit an ATM at your request.

√ Small change is helpful for tipping rest room attendants or making snack purchases.

Taking Photos

√ Always ask people for their permission before taking their picture.

√ Photo taking may be prohibited in some buildings. It is also prohibited to take photos of police or military officers.

√ In some markets, vendors or artisans may expect a tip for allowing you take a photo of their wares or of them working.

What to Wear

√ Comfortable walking shoes are a must. Dress for the weather and have an umbrella in case of rain.

√ In cooler months, we recommend wearing layers as temperatures can fluctuate greatly. Indoor temps this time of year may be colder than outside spaces which are warmed by the sun.

√ In warmer months, loose, comfortable clothing is best. Be prepared that indoor spaces may not be air conditioned.

√ Hats and sunglasses are useful year-round. Modest clothing is recommended, particularly if visiting small towns which are more conservative than large cities.

Admission Fees

√ Please take into consideration that entrance fees to Hassan II Mosque, museums, art galleries, archaeological sites, etc. are the responsibility of the guest.

√ Do not assume that all sites you visit will accept credit or debit cards. Have an appropriate amount of cash in Moroccan dirhams to cover these costs.