Pre-departure Preparation

1. Please make sure to bring your swimsuit, sunscreen, sunglasses and German-standard travel adapter before departure.

2. Influenced by European tourism practices, hotels in Morocco generally do not provide disposable amenities such as toothbrushes, toothpaste and slippers, which should be prepared by tourists themselves.

3. A doctor's prescription is required to purchase medicine at pharmacies in Morocco and medical expenses are high, so please bring your commonly used medications (e.g., motion sickness pills, furazolidone and other such drugs) for emergency needs.

4. Travel clothing should be light and comfortable. Formal wear is only required when traveling in business class or entering casinos, with no special dress code for other occasions.


Moroccan Time

It is generally 8 hours behind Beijing Time, and 7 hours behind Beijing Time during daylight saving time.

Moroccan Climate

Morocco is located in the subtropical zone in the northwestern part of Africa. The northern coastal areas are influenced by the Mediterranean and have a basically Mediterranean climate with mild all four seasons. The western and northwestern coastal areas are affected by the Atlantic Ocean, featuring a mild and humid climate throughout the year (e.g., Casablanca with an annual temperature range of 12°C to 28°C). The southern and southeastern areas are close to the Sahara Desert, having a hot and dry climate all year round (e.g., Marrakech with a maximum temperature of 40°C to 45°C and a large temperature difference between morning and evening).


Moroccan Time and Climate
Currency and Exchange Rate

The Moroccan Dirham is the official currency currently in use in Morocco. The banknote denominations of the Moroccan Dirham include 5, 10, 50, 100, and 200 dirhams, among others. There are also coins of 1, 2, 5, 10, 20, 50 santimat and 1 dirham.

Approximately 1 Chinese Yuan is equivalent to about 1.32 Dirhams.


1. Morocco is a purely Islamic country. Please refrain from commenting on local religious beliefs or making judgments about them.

Muslims in Morocco pray five times a day facing Mecca. Therefore, please respect the request if your driver or escort asks for time to pray.

2. When visiting mosques open to tourists, please remember to take off your shoes. Female visitors are advised to cover their arms and legs. Always ask for permission before taking photos of local residents.

3. Alcohol is prohibited in Morocco in accordance with religious regulations. It is recommended to avoid carrying alcoholic beverages when entering the country. If you need to drink alcohol during your stay, please go to licensed Chinese restaurants or local eateries and purchase alcoholic drinks on the premises. According to local laws, it is forbidden to bring your own alcoholic beverages into restaurants for consumption, which may result in intervention by the local police and criminal liability.

4. Photography is prohibited inside and outside Rick’s fine dining restaurant.


Customary Knowledge
About Tipping

The concept of tipping for services received has become an integral part of North African culture.

Suggestions: When staying at a hotel, if you need a porter to help with your luggage or dine at the hotel restaurant, please tip **1-2 US dollars per person**. When checking out of the hotel, leave **1-2 US dollars** as a tip under the pillow. A tip of 10 US dollars can help enhance the image of Chinese people.


When entering an Islamic country, 2 bottles of alcohol and 2 cartons of cigarettes are allowed. A declaration is required if a large amount of cash is brought in.

In accordance with the relevant provisions of Morocco's entry-exit and foreign exchange administration, natural persons who carry foreign currency cash of more than or equal to 5,000 US dollars when exiting Morocco must present the declaration form filled in upon entry or the relevant certificate issued by a local bank. Otherwise, the customs will confiscate the cash when exiting the country.


Entry/Exit Regulations
Safety Instructions

1. When staying at the hotel, please keep cash and other valuables in a safe place, either in the hotel safe or with you at all times (including during breakfast), and take good care of your personal belongings.

2. Do not leave valuables in the vehicle. The driver and the car company will not be liable for compensation in case of theft, vandalism or robbery of the vehicle, so please keep a close eye on your personal items.

3. Theft is prevalent in Morocco, and robberies occur from time to time. Therefore, passports, air tickets, cash, as well as valuables such as cameras, jewelry and watches must be carried with you at all times, and under no circumstances should they be left in the hotel. It is recommended to wear crossbody bags for better security.

4. Traffic in some areas of Morocco is chaotic, and traffic lights are often ignored. Please exercise extreme caution when crossing the road.

5. Telephone charges are extremely high in North Africa. Avoid making long-distance calls from hotel rooms as much as possible. China Mobile GoTone mobile phones can receive text messages for free locally.


When traveling abroad, it's inevitable to bring some electrical appliances that need charging, yet the socket types, voltage, and current frequency vary from country to country and region to region. Without proper adapters and voltage converters, these appliances can't be charged and may end up out of service.

Though the socket specifications around the world may seem dazzling, they can be roughly categorized into six main types upon careful sorting:

Two parallel flat pins plug, two thick round pins plug, two thin round pins plug, triangular plug with one vertical and two horizontal pins, two flat pins plug in a figure-eight shape, and three thick round pins plug.


Regarding Plugs
Emergency Calls

Emergency Contact Numbers:

Police: City Area Code + 19; Outside City: City Area Code + 177

Fire Department: City Area Code + 15

Emergency Medical Service: City Area Code + 15

Moroccan Emergency Center: 0537202020

General Directorate of National Security and Immigration: 0537-724011

Casablanca Police Station: 0522-778300

Rabat Police Station: 0537-720232

Marrakech Police Station: 0524-430618

Fez Police Station: 0535-622061

Casablanca Airport Switchboard: 0522-435858

Rabat Airport Switchboard: 0537-808090

Airport Information Website: http://www.onda.ma

Railway Information Website: http://www.oncf.ma


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