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Generally, it depend on how you hire the driver, if you book a holiday package with any morocco tour operator, you won’t need to tip at the end of each day as you will pay on your arrival. Otherwise, if you hire a person you will need to pay at the end of your service with the reasonable requirements of the person.

You should pack comfortable extensive clothing and shoes, sunglasses, sun protection, a hat, and a scarf and it’s advisable to wear the trouser for the camel’s crude skin.

As we have mentioned before, Morocco is generally a safe country to visit, but it is always important to exercise caution and follow common sense safety precautions.

Accommodations in a cheap Morocco trip package can be ranged from basic Riads to mid-range hotels and sometimes even luxury accommodations can be included.

You can find the best travel deals by researching online, asking for the costs included in the price, comparing prices from various cheap Morocco tour operators, and then booking in advance.

A typical cheap Morocco holiday package includes transportation, driver, accommodations, half-meals, some activities like camel rides, and guided tours of popular attractions.

Generally, the ideal number of days that you will need to explore Morocco is at least from 7 days to 10 days, a week in Morocco is enough to see the Sahara desert and imperial cities as the country's highlights. You can also experience camel rides with glamping in the desert in a 7 days Morocco tour.

Many travelers wonder when is the cheapest time to fly to Morocco, we found that the cheapest month to fly to Morocco is currently mid-September and November.

Morocco can be super cheap. Depending on your way of travel, if you chose a luxury travel can be expensive, while if you use the affordable one the country also offers the most affordable and friendly lifestyle.

Depending on your way, you can choose between luxury travel packages or affordable ones. Furthermore, before you book a 7 Day-tour you should ask about what the cost included, so you can avoid additional charges.

Moroccan cuisine is diverse and delicious. Some of the dishes you must try in Morocco include tagine, couscous, pastille, harira as a traditional soup, and mint tea.

Generally, the alcoholic beverage is prohibited in Morocco, However, it is used to be served for tourists in many authorized hotels and restaurants.  

Some popular destinations worth the visit in Morocco include Marrakech, Fes, Casablanca, Chefchaouen, Essaouira, Rabat and Sahara desert. Each city has it’s worth, unique charm, attractions, and cultural experiences to offer.

Depending on your nationality. The visa may be require in advanced for some countries, while some required a visa-free entry for a limited period. It's advisable to check with the Moroccan embassy or consulate in your home country before traveling for more accurate information.

Morocco is a Muslim country with conservative customs. So it's suitable to dress modestly, especially in rural sites and religious areas. Besides, Women should avoid wearing revealing clothing, especially like lingerie, and men should cease wearing shortened shorts in certain places.

The currency used in Morocco is the Moroccan Dirham MAD. It's recommended to exchange your currency for Dirhams upon arrival at the airport or at the official exchange offices which exist more in the heart of the city.

The official language of Morocco is Arabic. In addition, many Moroccans can speak French as the 2^nd language in Morocco, and some may have basic Spanish and English, especially in hotels and restaurants (Tourist areas).

The best time to visit Morocco is during the seasons of spring (March-May) and autumn (September - November). During these months, temperatures are totally pleasant, and there is less rainfall. However, if you prefer warmer temperatures and don't mind the crowds, then the summer months (June - August) can be a good time to visit.

Morocco is considered a safe destination for every tourist. Besides, it'snecessary to take standard precautions like avoiding isolated areas at night and keeping your eyes on your belongings, especially in crowded places.