Morocco is located in the north of Africa and is the country with the highest tourist influx followed by South Africa and Tunisia, being mostly Musulman you can enjoy Mosques of an exquisite architectural taste such as Kutubia (Marrakech) and Hassan II (Casablanca). Morocco is one of those countries
that surprise you, that your senses alert you, that remain engraved in your heart by its many contrasts, since you can feel in Africa when you are in the Sahara, in its dunes, in the ray of the sun, on the other hand immerse in its strong flavors full of spices, lamb and bread, takes you
to the imaginary with places full of color that fill the view and make you think that in any of your carpets ...
Its aromas, its street life, its noisy cities such as Marrakech with its jamaa el-fna square intangible cultural heritage of humanity, Fez that houses the oldest library in the world and spiritual capital of Morocco, Tangier surrounded by the Mediterranean and Atlantic sea , of great political and cultural importance because of its close relationship with Spain, they make a shock in the senses when you arrive at its narrow streets inside quiet Medinas and almost
impassable, but no less beautiful as in Chefchauen or Essaouira, places that steal your breath, and that make you think again and again if you are in a fairy tale, you returned 2000 years in time or you are dreaming. a country as fascinating as it is exhausting, there is no other way to cross it than walking, smelling, eating, enjoying every corner. That's why we have created different routes according to your interests and budget, get in touch with us.
They constitute a challenge to the imagination, before knowing them it is difficult to foresee the spell, to guess the variety of extreme sensations that the traveler will experience as he travels, because to enter these cities is to immerse himself in a different world. Life becomes a spectacle, everyday life is exotic. The essence of each one is your medina. Inside this walled enclosure is an authentic labyrinth of thousands of streets that hide the light, rhythm and color of Moroccan life. Every corner hides a frantic activity, every corner something different, everything is mixed, the religious and the profane, the contemplation and the hustle and bustle. The medina is unpredictable, in any corner awaits a surprise. In the medina there is always room for surprise, a very discreet exterior door gives way to a very luxurious interior world, the simplicity of the exterior is transformed into fantasy.
To travel to Morocco, Spaniards will need to be in possession of their passport and it must be valid for at least 6 months from the date of return of the trip. For the rest of the countries, they should consult with the relevant consulate or embassy.
When you land in Morocco, at the airport, you will have to fill in a card with your personal information, passport number and where you will stay to deliver it to the police. Do not forget to take a pen with you or you will probably be late, because all travelers must fill it out and they do not usually bring it.
When you leave the country, you must also fill in that form.
No vaccine is needed to travel to Morocco as it is not a country at risk.
If you have a disease that lowers your defenses and you want to travel safer, the recommended vaccines are the following:
Typhoid Fevers, Hepatitis A, Hepatitis B, Tetanus-Diphtheria.
Morocco has a very good telephone coverage in all its territory, they also use the same network as in Spain, so it is not necessary to change mobile. It has several mobile operators (IAM, MEDI TELECOM ...), which have roaming agreements with almost all Spanish operators. Regarding mobile data, it is advisable to disconnect them and use Wi-Fi or consult with your company beforehand the rates for their use. You will have Wi-Fi and / or Internet connection in the majority of hotels or Riads during the routes to the desert from Fez, Marrakech, Tangier or Casablanca that you contract with us. In the camps in the desert you will not find good connection.
Morocco sunset will offer you wifi in your vehicles so you can use it during the journey.
The main incidents that can be found when traveling to Morocco are related to medical assistance due to illness and luggage theft. In some areas the sanitary service is deficient and the qualification of the personnel can be below the standards to which we are accustomed.
Morocco sunset recommends taking out insurance to travel to Morocco, to cover the sanitary aspect and possible mishaps, such as cancellation, loss or theft of baggage, repatriation or civil liability, in the event that we cause any damage to property or people in Morocco.
The currency of the country is the Dirham. The change is approximately € 1 = 11DH.
In Spain, Moroccan consulates have a bank branch where they exchange Euros "€" for Dirham "DH".
The most comfortable thing is to change at the Moroccan airport and once traveling through Morocco in bank branches in urban centers.
In some hotels in major cities such as Marrakech, Fez, Casablanca ... and possibly in some cities establishments can be paid by credit card and even in euros.
Due to its geography, Atlantic coast, Mediterranean coast, low mountain, high mountain, steppe, desert, all climates are found in Morocco.
You can travel to Morocco in any month, in general it has a warm climate except December, January and February which are the coldest months of the year. In the desert during the month of August they reach temperatures of up to 50º.
Morocco has two official languages: Arabic and Amazigh, each language is spoken in different dialects. In addition, classical Arabic and French are administrative languages and Amazigh does not really have a unified form since it corresponds to the different northern Berber languages.
French and, to a lesser extent, Spanish are also very present in Morocco, Moroccans are very easy for languages and you can find them speaking to you in Spanish on the street. English is only used in the world of business and international trade.
The gastronomy of Morocco has an enormous richness and diversity, due to the multitude of cultural exchanges produced throughout its history. We can find typical dishes of the Amazigh, Arab and Mediterranean culture, it is a unique cuisine in which the simplicity and refinement in its preparation is combined with the combination of savory and sweet flavors and an intensive use of spices and spices. condiments
Logically in the most tourist cities you will also find European chains of restaurants, and another type of gastronomy such as Italian, Chinese, Japanese and American.
Our guide-drivers have been touring Morocco for many years with tourists of all nationalities, of course also with Americans and English, and. You can discuss with them everything related to the route and you will not have any problem to understand and communicate with them, apart from speaking the English language they are charming and very kind....
The advisable thing is to take in your luggage comfortable clothes and footwear, chords to the season of the year in which the tour is realized.
In summer the temperatures are usually quite high, so it should be very light clothing, it is advisable to wear a visor or hat to protect from the sun and include some clothes a little more warm just in case, such as a cotton sweater and socks.
In winter during the day mild temperatures can be reached but it is advisable to take warm clothes so as not to be cold during the nights and especially to sleep in the desert.
Throughout the year you should not miss some flip flops, sunglasses, sun creams, tissues and / or wet wipes and a small flashlight to spend the night in the desert.
There is no reason why there should be any inconvenience in this respect, unless it is not possible for you to have health, if so, it is possible to access by car or by foot (in Merzouga it is not possible to access by car) to the desert accommodation in the case of that you do not want to do it
