Morocco is mostly open to visit without a visa by most of nationalities. Countries exempt from visa include the USA, Australia, Canada,Newzealand, European Union, China, Russia … can enter Morocco without a visa. If you are not eligible then you need to apply for a travel permit which most of the time is easy to do. Morocco has launched an E visa system to facilitate the process of getting a visa to Morocco. Visas are the travelers’ responsibility, and we advise you to check out the latest information concerning the requirements as they can be subject to change at any time. For more information you can visit your government travel advisory websites.
Yes, it is required that you should have travel insurance in advance.
NO, flight tickets are not included in the price.
Drinking water from the Tap is not recommended by Akal tours. Filtered water can be found in your hotel and your tour guide will assist you in where to find it.
Tipping in Morocco is not mandatory, but you can tip if you are comfortable with it.
Absolutely, because of the extensive experience with world travelers, we always check your rooms before your arrival to make sure that all necessities are included.
Internet is accessible in allover Morocco. Morocco has made so many efforts so that it covers the whole country. Some remote areas have limited access to internet. It is advised to activate your roaming in Morocco for your cellphone in Morocco.
It is a mix of flushable modern toilets and squat toilets; we recommend carrying your own toilet papers in case you don’t find any. If you forget to carry a supply, then you can inform your local guide or driver, and they will assist with that.
Morocco is extremely safe. The people are very kind and generous and carry a welcoming spirit. Morocco is of Maliki sect, and it is the most modern country in the north African and Mena region. In the cities you can notice aspects of modern life. Also, Morocco is a role model in peace making as the country has always been a hub for coexistence between all people of different backgrounds.
Morocco has many hospitals in the bigger cities as well as in rural areas which can offer help in emergency situations. Also, in case of an emergence, Morocco intervenes with helicopters for rescuing tourists and people being stranded or in some life-threatening conditions.
Absolutely, we will visit families in the most rural areas, and you will lead efforts to empower women in their associations and cooperatives in the Atlas Mountains.
Yes, whether you able or disable, it’s the same for us, we will make sure that you enjoy your trip with any tools we have. We have already made some tours successful for some disabled groups and we will always stay committed to our core values.
