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Things to Consider Before You Visit
- Visa required for Nigerian passport holders; apply through Moroccan embassy
- Best time to visit: March to May and September to November (mild weather)
- Currency is Moroccan Dirham (MAD); cash is commonly used in markets
- French and Arabic are widely spoken; English is less common
- Dress modestly, especially in rural or religious areas
- Friday is a holy day; many businesses close early or fully
- Bargaining is expected in local markets (souks)
- Public transport is affordable but can be hectic; taxis often operate on shared basis
- Avoid political discussions or photographing military buildings
Top Attractions
- Marrakech’s vibrant medina and Jardin Majorelle
- Sahara Desert camel rides and overnight camps in Merzouga
- Blue city of Chefchaouen nestled in the Rif Mountains
- Fes el Bali—one of the oldest medieval cities in the world
- Atlas Mountains for hiking and Berber villages
- Essaouira’s coastal charm and seafood markets
- Casablanca’s Hassan II Mosque by the ocean
- Aït Benhaddou—UNESCO site featured in many movies
