Top sights in Morocco
The landmarks and attractions most visitors come for — tap any to open it in Maps.
Plugs & power
Type C / E · 220V / 50Hz
UK travellers need an adapter.
Money
Moroccan dirham (MAD)
Driving
They drive on the right.
Emergency
190 police
150 ambulance
Tap water
Bottled recommended
EU health card (GHIC)
A UK GHIC is not valid here — make sure you have travel insurance.
Tipping in Morocco
- Restaurants
- 5–10%
- Taxis
- Round up; agree fares or insist on the meter
- Hotels
- A few dirham per bag
- Bars
- Round up
Official travel advice
The UK Foreign Office (FCDO) keeps the official, up-to-date advice for Morocco — last updated 17 Feb 2026.
Most recent change: Removal of information about risks from severe weather conditions in several areas across Morocco.
Local etiquette
- The dirham is a closed currency — change money inside the country, not before
- Dress modestly; ask before photographing people
- Accepting mint tea is part of doing business — and hospitality
Details can change — confirm health, entry and customs rules with official sources before you travel. last updated 10 Jun 2026.