Regarding the temperature of Morocco. It is believed to be moderate but also disparate. And, it varies according to where you are. For instance, in the interior of the country including the southeastern part. The temperature gets colder during winter and hotter during summer. The further you are from the ocean the more cold and hot temperature you’ll experience. Both in winter and summer. Therefore, a bunch of visitors who come to Morocco choose to be here during spring. Generally from April to May and autumn season from September to November. At this period you can enjoy various activities in Morocco.
That is, you’ll find it neither very cold nor very hot.

Morocco is a fantastic country situated in the northern part of Africa. It is widely known for it’s Berber and Arabian population, which makes it culturally diverse. Not to mention, the foreign influence of foreign cultures on the inhabitants of Morocco due to the flow of visitors from different parts of the world. There are many exquisite places throughout the country. The first one that you should visit when you come, is Marrakech because of its building, architecture and it is a mix of European, African, and Middle  Eastern cultures. Also, Merzouga is one of the best destinations that you can’t miss while you are in Morocco. Not to mention, the cultural city Fes, the bleu pearl Chefchaouen, and Essaouira. These are the most visited places in Morocco.     

15 days will be enough to visit and see everything in Morocco. More specially, the most attractive destinations of the Kingdom.

Actually, multilingualism is an inherent feature of the Moroccan society. Classical Arabic is the official language of Morocco, and the majority of the population speaks the Moroccan Arabic dialect (Darija) though, and many Berber speakers use a local Arabic dialect. French and Tamazight became also Moroccan official language recently, French became an official language after morocco has its independence, and Tamazight has recently become the third official language.

Islam is the official religion of Morocco, and it is the most practicing religion in the country. Besides, they are other minorities who practice their own religion freely, in morocco you can practice any religion you as long as you provoke others in practicing their religion. Judaism and Christianity religion are still practiced nowadays in morocco.

Since morocco has focused on the technological field, the flexibility to access to the internet is getting better and better. Where ever you will have access to the internet, in hotels, camps, almost everywhere. Or you can buy a local sim card from some locals at the airport. The sim card will cost you only 3 euros.

The Moroccan authorities are concerned about providing the population with clean water, the tap water is filtered especially in hotels to provide guests and tourists with good quality of which is considered safe to drink.

Rabat is the national capital of Morocco; it is situated in the northwest of the country on the Atlantic Coast.

Morocco is located on the northwest of the African continent and just south Europe; it is only a few miles away from Spain. Bordering Algeria to the east, the Atlantic Ocean to the west, the Mediterranean Sea to the north and Mauritania to the south

The way people dress in Morocco is very stylish, it is influenced by the European and Arabic style. For tourists, any type of clothes is permitted to be worn. However, It also well known that Morocco is a conservative country.

The Moroccan cuisine is varied and they have perfect techniques to prepare delicious dishes. The famous dishes are couscous, which is prepared weekly in every Moroccan home especially on Fridays, couscous with seven vegetables is one of the most popular version. Moroccan Bastilla layered within crispy warqa pastry with an herb-laden omelet and fried almonds scented with orange flower water, it is traditionally made with chicken, pigeon, or seafood. Tagine is another Moroccan famous dishes, it is a slow-cooked Moroccan stew eaten with small pieces of bread. Moroccans have creatively transformed ground meat from boring to fabulous in a mean called Kafta Meatballs Tagine made with cumin, paprika, herbs, and ground lamb or beef. Raffissa and Harira (the Moroccan soup) are not an exception in Moroccan cuisine.

Moroccans learn Standard Arabic as a language. It is not spoken at home or on the streets. Standard Arabic is frequently used in administrations, schools, and mosques. Tourists don’t need to speak Arabic because a huge number of the population speaks French and English instead which are taught at different levels in school.

Of course, the villagers are totally happy about tourism and they are warmly welcoming tourists as they contribute to increasing the local economy. Some Moroccan villagers’ income relies on tourism.

Moroccan is considered about their vegetarian visitors and tourists, so finding vegetarian foods is not a big deal, tagine with vegetables for instance is one of the most served dishes for vegetarians; prepared with a variety of vegetables. Couscous is other staple vegetarians shouldn’t miss. Restaurants are daily open to serve their vegetarian clients with beautiful meals

Alcohol is available in many liquor stores, bars, restaurants, hotels, tourist resorts, and Riads. Morocco imports a lot of alcohol drinks outside the country and it lakes it’s own in the capital of alcohol in Meknes. However, drinking at the public is strongly forbidden like in the street, outside terraces, etc.

Yes, you can negotiate the price of everything in morocco, and one among the pieces of advice given to tourists is to negotiate the price in the shopping stores and even with the cab driver. But they are no way to negotiate fixed prices like in the supermarkets.

It is well known that morocco is a conservative country, the thing which indicates that Moroccan does not kiss in public. Never ever. as for tourist, it is not appropriate to kiss in public, but Moroccan may accept it understandingly because they know that tourists have different cultures which permit them to kiss in public.

Definitely yes, you can use euros and dollars to save time bringing cash to convert to Morocco’s currency. The shopping stores, the malls, and even taxis always accept dealing in dollars and euros.

The Moroccan dirham is the official currency of the kingdom of Morocco (MAD).

Morocco is known for its vast beaches, deserts, and high mountains. Furthermore, it is known for its cool weather, camel riding and golden sand dunes. If it is your first time visiting Morocco, you will find out how welcoming its people are,. Delicious dishes and handcrafted carpets are one more thing morocco is known for. Actually, there are a million things morocco is known for which cannot be all mentioned but certainly, you will discover them in your visit to it.