Travelers from the US, Canada, and Europe can enter Morocco for stays of up to 90 days without a visa. Ensure your passport remains valid for at least six months beyond your planned departure date.

Experience the height of luxury at the Royal Mansour Marrakech, a palace hotel featuring opulent riads, lush gardens, and a world-renowned spa. Each riad offers privacy and elegance, complete with a private pool.

Discover the romantic elegance of La Mamounia, a historic hotel surrounded by gardens and located within the old city walls. Stay in sumptuous rooms, dine at Michelin-starred restaurants, and unwind at the lavish spa.

Embark on a culinary journey at Le Jardin, where traditional Moroccan dishes are elevated with modern flair. Savor aromatic tagines and fresh Moroccan salads in a lush garden setting. Discover Maison Arabe, renowned for its cooking school and the intimate restaurant, where you can savor gourmet Moroccan cuisine. Learn the art of Moroccan cooking through hands-on classes.

Stroll through the historic Medina, a UNESCO World Heritage site, and explore the bustling souks (markets) filled with intricate textiles, ceramics, and spices. Visit the iconic Koutoubia Mosque and the beautiful Bahia Palace.

Experience the tranquil beauty of the Majorelle Garden, designed by artist Jacques Majorelle, and now owned by fashion designer Yves Saint Laurent. Witness the vibrant colors and exotic plants. Take a hot air balloon ride over the Atlas Mountains to witness the stunning desert landscapes and the sunrise over the Sahara. Explore the Palmeraie on a camel or horseback ride.

Pack elegant and lightweight clothing suitable for Marrakech's warm climate. Include comfortable footwear for exploring the city's narrow streets and bustling markets.

Greet locals with a warm "Salam" (Hello) and embrace the welcoming Moroccan culture. Respectful engagement and appreciation of local customs enhance your experience.

Navigate Marrakech using taxis, horse-drawn carriages, and traditional bicycle rickshaws. Consider arranging private transportation for a more personalized experience.

The Moroccan Dirham (MAD) is the official currency of Morocco. Notify your bank of your travel plans to ensure seamless access to funds, and carry both cash and credit cards.

Plan your visit to coincide with cultural events like the Marrakech International Film Festival or the Festival of Popular Arts for enriching cultural experiences.

Indulge in luxury shopping for Moroccan rugs, leather goods, and traditional ceramics. Explore the upscale boutiques of Gueliz and the artisanal shops in the Medina.

Enhance your Marrakech experience with day trips to the Atlas Mountains, the desert oasis of Ouarzazate, or the coastal city of Essaouira known for its art and seafood.

In case of emergencies, dial 19 for police and 15 for medical or fire assistance. Familiarize yourself with the location of your country's embassy or consulate in Marrakech for added peace of mind.

• Negotiate prices when shopping in the souks
• Stay hydrated in the desert climate 
• Enjoy some Moroccan mint tea and traditional pastries like pastilla!