Morocco Visa

With Europe’s Spain to the north, Algeria to the east, and Western Sahara to the south, Morocco’s unique geographic location makes it the place to travel all year around. Fluctuating towards the extremes during summer and winter, the best time to travel would be from October to May. Spring and fall seasons are considered to reflect Morocco’s beauty extensively and the best.

The Kingdom of Morocco is one of the few African countries where it is not necessary to receive vaccinations before travel, however, if one has not received typhoid or hepatitis shots it is advisable to get them. A highly Muslim integrated country, Arabic is spoken at most. In northern Morocco, French can assist you while communicating as well. Although, with a rise of tourists and guides, English is also be spoken and understood by many. India being 4.5 hours ahead of Morocco will certainly not cater to any difficulties for travellers during your stay.

Even though there are no direct flights to travel to Morocco from India, Etihad Airways, Turkish Airlines, Emirates, Lufthansa and many more offer their services to make your travel into the winding alleys a reality. Trains are your answer for comfortable and fast intercity travel. To explore villages and towns, luxury buses and taxis are your pumpkin carriages!

What to see in Morocco

The golden deserts, ancient medinas and rugged coastlines eagerly await those willing to explore. Get lost in the city charm and colonial beauty. Want to explore ancient medinas and catch a breath walking through their medieval streets? Fes is the imperial city to see. Also known as the cultural capital, this southern region of Morocco will make you lose the perspective of time through as you take a stroll through its earthen walls and crooked alleyways.

A city just 2 hours away from the High Atlas Mountains, Marrakech gives you the taste of culture firsthand through traditional souks, gardens, markets and the smell of intoxicating spices throughout your visit there. If you visit Morocco and don’t experience the Hammam (steam baths), what are you here for?

Beyond their ancient-walled cities, explore the Mediterranean touch to the Moroccan cities; Ceuta, Tangier and Melilla. Casablanca is home to the world’s largest mosque; Hassan II. Apart from this, their stunning colonial architecture will surely embed its intricate beauty into your memories! Be a part of the thrilling camel rides along the Sahara Desert in Chefchaouen; you won’t regret it! Morocco has an abundance of colonial sites for every person, from those who want to relax to those who are thrill-seekers, you have it all.

The culinary star of North Africa has bundles of dishes to offer that will make your taste bud dance. Visit Fez for their authentic meals to experience a blended cuisine that will leave you guessing! Tangier embodies a mix of Spanish, Jewish and Berber influences, located at the most northern point of Morocco. Taste dishes you’ve never heard of before that will leave you craving for more! Seafood lovers are in luck! Visit Asilah and Agadir to have a bite of the most vibrant, fresh and traditional seafood dishes you’ll ever have.