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Morocco, the country that travels within you...
"In Morocco, the glances, when they welcome you, always knock on the door of the heart." Salvador López Becerra
Morocco is a land of contrasts. A land that captivates, and no one knows why. A land where you can travel from the highest mountains to its long beaches or magnificent deserts in just a few kilometers. A land that
always welcomes you with open arms. A land that is the gateway to the largest desert in the world. A land that leaves no one indifferent. A land that leaves its mark.
always welcomes you with open arms. A land that is the gateway to the largest desert in the world. A land that leaves no one indifferent. A land that leaves its mark.
Morocco allows you to enjoy hiking on its mountain trails, driving on its tracks, hamadas, and dunes, sports such as surfing on its beaches bathed by the Atlantic, or golf on its impressive courses.
In each village, travelers glean a bit of the history that has filtered through centuries-old kasbahs, conversing with the villagers to discover that there are still places where time seems to have stood still.
And when you reach its cities—Fez, Marrakech, Tetouan—you discover another Morocco where you can lose yourself wandering through the alleys of its old medinas and find palaces, mosques, and
craft centers, or wander its souks in search of hidden treasures to take home as a souvenir.
In each village, travelers glean a bit of the history that has filtered through centuries-old kasbahs, conversing with the villagers to discover that there are still places where time seems to have stood still.
And when you reach its cities—Fez, Marrakech, Tetouan—you discover another Morocco where you can lose yourself wandering through the alleys of its old medinas and find palaces, mosques, and
craft centers, or wander its souks in search of hidden treasures to take home as a souvenir.
Join our community of intrepid adventurers!
Why travel to Morocco?
Discover everything a country that won't leave you indifferent has to offer.
- World Heritage
UNESCO World Heritage Sites - Diversity of landscapesThe country is home to countless natural spaces filled with contrasts: high mountains, desert sand dunes, the sea, immense gorges, palm groves... A multitude of settings to remember and take home with you.
- Culture and exoticismTraveling to Morocco is like immersing yourself in the magic of Africa, with its joy and colors… It is often the first time travelers encounter Islamic culture. We will encounter a wide variety of local tribes who will teach us about other customs.
- DistanceMorocco is the closest of the great journeys. Just 14 km from the Iberian Peninsula and a two-hour flight away, we have a whole world to discover.
- Sports and activitiesMorocco offers a wide variety of options for motorcyclists, runners, climbers, high-altitude trekkers, and mountain bikers. The options are endless!
- Relaxation and HealthAn ideal destination for therapeutic and relaxing trips. Enjoy the world-famous hammam ritual or the desert sand baths.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Learn the most frequently asked questions from our community of intrepid adventurers.
Travelers with a Spanish passport must have a validity of at least three months from the return date. No visa is required. For other nationalities, please consult the relevant consulate or embassy. For both entry and exit, you must complete a form with your information for the police. This form can be found at the airport.
No vaccinations are required for travel to Morocco. If you are undergoing any type of medical treatment, it is advisable to bring the necessary medication for your entire stay in the country, as in rural areas and in the South in general, it can be difficult to find the same medication.
You can travel all year round. Winter is cold due to the influence of the snow in the mountains, but it's very short, lasting only a couple of months or less. In summer, the opposite is true; temperatures can be high in some areas. However, it's important to keep in mind that there are different microclimates, and temperatures in the North and South differ. Nor do temperatures differ between desert areas and those with ocean influences. This factor is taken into account on our trips, and the route is always adapted to the time of year.
The official languages are Arabic, Moroccan, and French. Spanish is widely spoken, especially in the north of the country. In our accommodations and services, most of the staff understand and speak Spanish, so communication is easy.
Throughout the trip, the food is very varied. You can sample typical dishes from the rich Moroccan cuisine, as well as our international cuisine at the hotel buffet. In all our establishments, the food is typical of the region, but always tailored to Western stomachs, avoiding the strongest spices. Moroccan food is not particularly spicy like other world cuisines, such as Indian or Mexican, but it does offer a rich variety of flavors thanks to the spices.
Morocco's geographical diversity means that there are different climates depending on the region. The north is more Mediterranean, while the south is drier. Generally, temperatures are pleasant for most of the year. Winters are cold and short. Summers, especially in the south, are hot but dry, making the temperature feel very bearable. For more comprehensive information on the climate, we recommend checking the specific month of the year and areas to visit.
Depending on the time of year:
- From October to March, in winter time, there is no time difference between Spain and Morocco (GMT+1)
- From March to October, in summer time, it is one hour less in Morocco than in Spain (GMT)
- In the month of Ramadan, depending on the dates it falls on, it may be one or two hours less in Morocco than in Spain (GMT+1 or GMT+2)
- From October to March, in winter time, there is no time difference between Spain and Morocco (GMT+1)
- From March to October, in summer time, it is one hour less in Morocco than in Spain (GMT)
- In the month of Ramadan, depending on the dates it falls on, it may be one or two hours less in Morocco than in Spain (GMT+1 or GMT+2)
Morocco has excellent coverage throughout its territory, even in the country's desert and coastal areas. They use the same network as in Spain, so there's no need to change your phone. It has several mobile operators (IAM, MEDI TELECOM, etc.), which have roaming agreements with almost all Spanish operators. Regarding mobile data, it's advisable to turn it off and use Wi-Fi or arrange a special rate with your company beforehand.
Wi-Fi and/or internet access from computers are available in most accommodations across the country. Wi-Fi is available in all of our properties, except for the bivouacs or tent camps, which, being located in the middle of the desert and therefore isolated from surrounding villages and hostels, do not have internet access. It's worth spending one or more nights disconnected from the cyber world to experience the reality of nomads firsthand and enjoy the magic of the desert.
Yes, of course, we recommend sharing this trip with the little ones in the family, as they enjoy a striking contrast of culture and landscapes. Our resorts are equipped with a swimming pool and play areas for children. Another attraction for them is the desert, where they can play and have fun, as well as the experience of riding on camels and playing in the sand. There are currently agencies that organize special group trips for children.
No, not at all. Morocco offers a wide variety of possibilities. Our routes are always tailored to the tastes and needs of each client. We start with gentle routes, where you don't walk long distances, and from there, we can adapt them to excursions, walks, or trekking. A wide variety for every type of client.
Yes, of course. Ramadan is a Muslim religious holiday that doesn't affect tourism. It's true that tourist service hours change, and the medinas may be quieter than usual before sunset, but everything
operates at a different pace.
operates at a different pace.
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