morocco tours

THE COMMON VERB

As with any foreign destination, it's helpful to brush up on the local language before you go. Given that Arabic is the sole language recognized by the Moroccan government, it's worth considering learning. A translator is available for hire (or sometimes pro bono) if you require one.

Observe the hours of operation of local businesses.

For those smaller-scale retail transactions, it might pay to plan ahead. Take notice that all stores are open on weekdays from 9 am to 13 pm and again from 4 pm to 10 pm.

DO AS TOLD BY SOMEONE WHO SHOULD BE FOLLOWED

It is not recommended to go to Morocco without a guide if your goal is to see the country's numerous historical sites and put together a quick album using a slideshow generator. a more efficient means of saving money on time.

A FULL RANGE OF OPTIONS FOR CONNECTING WITH OTHERS

Moroccan hospitality extends to a willingness to maintain a steady stream of communication with tourists. One may use the internet, make phone calls, and visit cybercafés.

TRY TO FIND SOME PLEASURE IN LIFE, OK?

If I could offer you any bit of advice for your trip to Morocco, it would be to take it easy and have fun. This is to be expected, given the wealth of attractions found across the nation.

The weekdays before and during Ramadan

Everywhere Muslims may be found, Friday is the day of prayer. The hours of operation of certain businesses may be reduced or altered. Moroccans will typically have a dish of couscous with their loved ones and friends as they gather to commemorate this festival.

Conventional wisdom holds that the month of Ramadan is not the best time to visit Morocco owing to the slower pace of everyday life. Although most hotels and restaurants do not change their hours to accommodate the flow of guests, all public venues (souks, museums, shops, tourist sites...) do. Bringing your own lunch with you on your vacation to Morocco is a perfectly reasonable idea.

Please don't litter the streets with trash, or eat or drink as you walk. While there is less activity throughout the day, the completion of the fast is celebrated with a festive atmosphere during the night. The Muslim holiday of Eid lasts for three days and marks the conclusion of the fasting month of Ramadan.