Visa
Many nationalities enter Morocco visa-free for up to 90 days, and others apply online before travel. Landmark handles visa support as part of your booking. Check the official portal for your passport’s current requirement.

Morocco packs a lot into short distances. Marrakech and Fes hold the old walled medinas and the souks, the High Atlas rises behind them, and the dunes at Erg Chebbi are a day’s drive further out. North and west you get the blue lanes of Chefchaouen and the Atlantic wind at Essaouira. Arabic and French are the working languages, and English is common wherever people travel.
Landmark routes are built around places with history, texture, and enough time to take them in properly.
The essentials before you go. We confirm the current details with you as part of your booking. Always check the official source for the latest.
Many nationalities enter Morocco visa-free for up to 90 days, and others apply online before travel. Landmark handles visa support as part of your booking. Check the official portal for your passport’s current requirement.
March to May and September to November are the most comfortable, with warm days and cool evenings. Summer is very hot inland at Marrakech and in the desert, though the Atlantic coast stays mild. Winter brings snow to the High Atlas.
No vaccinations are required for entry from most countries, and there is no malaria risk. Tap water is best avoided outside hotels; bottled water is everywhere.
Morocco is used to visitors and the tourist routes are well worn. Expect persistent selling in the medinas, and dress modestly away from the coast. Check your government’s advisory before departure.
The currency is the Moroccan dirham (MAD) and it cannot be obtained easily outside the country. Cards work in hotels and larger restaurants; the souks are cash, and haggling is expected.
Trains connect Casablanca, Rabat, Fes, and Marrakech, including a high-speed line up the coast. For the Atlas, the desert, and the smaller towns, Landmark arranges private transport.
Yes. Landmark runs small-group and private trips across Africa, including Morocco. You can see current Morocco trips above, or contact us to plan one.
Yes. Alongside scheduled group departures, Landmark plans private trips to Morocco built around your dates, group, and pace.
Most run from a long weekend to about two weeks, depending on how much ground you want to cover. We suggest a length based on your interests.
Yes. After you book we share clear guidance and point you to official sources for entry rules, which can change.
Trips are handled end to end: stays, in-country transport, local hosts, and the experiences on your itinerary. Each trip page lists exactly what is included.