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Most Morocco travel advice is selling you something
Search almost any practical Morocco question and most of the first page is published by companies selling tours, rooms or transfers. The advice and the sales pitch come from the same hand.
Morocco tourism reached a record 19.8 million arrivals in 2025, up 14 percent on the year before, according to Ministry of Tourism figures published in January 2026. The advice serving those visitors is still written almost entirely by people with something to sell. That is not a market with bad information. It is a market where nobody neutral has done the work. So we are doing it.
Marco Delgado
Travel writer and digital nomad
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Before you go
Four questions, answered plainly, with the date each answer was last checked.
Do you need a visa to visit Morocco?
Most Western passports, including the EU, UK, US, Canada and Australia, enter visa-free for up to 90 days. What actually gets checked at the border is simpler than most blogs make it sound.
Check the full entry rulesIs Morocco safe in 2026?
Yes, on the measures that get quoted. Morocco scored zero on the 2026 Global Terrorism Index, joint 100th of 163 countries (Institute for Economics and Peace, March 2026), and Marrakech has a lower Numbeo crime index than London. The real risk is the road: 4,577 people died in Moroccan traffic in 2025.
Read the full safety assessmentWhen is the best time to visit Morocco?
Late March to May, or September to early November. Those windows give you the imperial cities and the desert without the heat, and the coast is still warm. Avoid high summer inland: July averages 37.7 degrees in Marrakech, which makes Fes and Merzouga genuinely unpleasant.
See the full planning guideHow do you book a Sahara desert tour safely?
Book with a licensed operator, confirm in writing what is included, and never hand over the full amount in cash up front. Eight specific checks protect you from the common failures.
Run the eight checks