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Praktisch · Kapitel 14

Info A–Z

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PraktischKapitel 14: Info A–Z
Praktisch · Kapitel 14

Info A–Z

Everything important for your trip to Morocco at a glance — sorted alphabetically, from Alcohol to Time Zone. Print, save, take along.

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Alcohol

Morocco is an Islamic country , but alcohol is legal and available — though not everywhere and not always visible. The

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Embassies & Consulates

In an emergency (loss of passport, arrest, medical emergency), the embassy is your contact point. German Embassy Rabat

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Electricity

Morocco uses 220 V alternating current, 50 Hz . Sockets are Type C (Europlug) and Type E (French, with grounding pin).

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Faux Guides (False Guides)

The phenomenon of Faux Guides is one of the biggest nuisances of Moroccan tourism — and at the same time an understanda

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Money & Currency

The currency of Morocco is the Moroccan Dirham (MAD) . 1 Euro = approx. 10.5-11 MAD (relatively stable). The Dirham is

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Health

Morocco requires no mandatory vaccinations. Recommended are Hepatitis A, Typhoid (for longer stays or rural areas) and

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Bargaining & Haggling

Haggling is not an option in Morocco, but a must — accepting the first price is not seen as generous, but naive. Bargai

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Internet & Telephone

Morocco has an excellent mobile network — 4G/LTE covers most populated areas, and 5G is being expanded in cities. SIM C

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Clothing

Morocco is more liberal than many Islamic countries , but more conservative than Europe. The right clothing is less a r

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Ramadan — Practical Tips

The Ramadan falls on a different date each year (approximately 11 days earlier in the Gregorian calendar). In the comin

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Safety

Morocco is one of the safest countries in Africa and the Middle East for tourists. Violent crime against travelers is r

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Transport

Morocco has a surprisingly well-developed transport network — affordable, though not always punctual. Train (ONCF) The

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Accommodation

Morocco offers a fascinating range of accommodations — and the Riad culture is unique in the world. Riads (★★★) The mos

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Visa & Entry

Germans, Austrians, and Swiss do not need a visa for stays up to 90 days . The passport must be valid for at least 6 mo

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Water

Tap water in Morocco is not drinkable. Even if it is chlorinated in cities and may be technically safe — the unfamiliar

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Time Zone

Morocco uses UTC+1 (West European Time +1) year-round — this corresponds to German winter time. In summer (when Germany

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Photography

Morocco is a photographer's paradise — but with rules: People: Always ask for permission, especially with women and in

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