FAQ's

Morocco Pathfinder is a trusted local travel company offering custom and private tours across Morocco. Founded in 2009, our expert Berber team has been creating authentic travel experiences for individuals, couples, families, and small groups.

👉 What makes us different?

• ✅ Real local expertise – Native Berber guides with deep knowledge of Morocco

• ✅ 100% customizable tours – You choose your route, pace, and budget

• ✅ 24/7 customer support – Before, during, and after your trip

• ✅ Transparent pricing – No hidden fees

• ✅ Unique experiences – Camel rides, desert camps, cultural stays, and more

🎒 Whether you’re dreaming of the Sahara, the Atlas Mountains, or the blue streets of Chefchaouen — we create journeys that match your travel style

Yes, Morocco is considered one of the safest countries to visit in North Africa. Major tourist areas like Marrakech, Fes, and Merzouga are welcoming and secure. As always, use common travel precautions and stay with trusted guides for rural areas or desert excursions.

Travelers from many countries — including the EU, USA, UK, Canada, and Australia — do not need a visa for stays up to 90 days. Please check with your local Moroccan consulate or embassy for updated entry requirements.

You will find that the weather in Morocco is pleasant year-round. During the early winter and spring months of January-April, days are typically sunny and quite warm and cooler in the evenings. Summers are hot and dry with temperatures picking up in May, with the hottest in July and August, before cooling off again until the end of September. You will enjoy cooler temperatures during October and November. There is very little rainfall throughout the year in Morocco

 The weather in Morocco varies from one place to another. However, it is recommended to visit Morocco in these months of (October/ November/ December/ January/ February/ March/ April) when the weather is pleasantly cool, sunny and warm which leads to some stunning photos. During midsummer, it is very hot in the south, though Sahara desert would be wonderful destination for some people to enjoy the hot sun

Yes, our Sahara Desert tours are fully guided and operated by experienced local professionals. We provide safe, comfortable camel rides, 4×4 transportation, and overnight stays in well-equipped desert camps.

Travel agents are legally required to provide basic travel insurance within your travel package we certainly ensure this in our packages. However we still strongly advise you to purchase a full travel insurance package from your home country that suits the type of activities you are anticipating doing as well as covering medical and repatriation expenses.

Credit cards are accepted in large stores, hotels, and restaurants, whereas cash is required in small shops and Souks

 Exchange currency when you arrive at the airport or use local banks and ATM machines. Be prepared to have enough cash when traveling outside cities, as the ATM machines are rare in rural areas.

There’s no official dress code in Morocco, and visitors are free to wear whatever makes them feel comfortable. Morocco is a moderate and tolerant Muslim country, especially in tourist cities like Marrakech, Casablanca, and Fes, where a wide variety of clothing styles are accepted.

However, when visiting rural areas or religious sites, we recommend dressing modestly out of respect for local customs and to avoid unwanted attention. For women, this means covering shoulders and knees; for men, avoiding sleeveless shirts in villages is appreciated.

Absolutely! If you’re planning a trip to Morocco and have children, there’s no need to leave them at home — in fact, bringing them along can make the journey even more rewarding.

While traveling with kids may require a bit more preparation and care, children often love the adventure of discovering new places, and Morocco offers a magical mix of colors, sounds, landscapes, and experiences that can spark their curiosity and imagination.

From camel rides in the desert to exploring lively souks and ancient medinas, Morocco is filled with enriching moments your children will remember for a lifetime. It’s a wonderful opportunity for them to broaden their worldview and learn about a different culture in a fun and engaging way.

 In terms of payment, we do require a deposit in advance which could be achieved either by Bank transfer or by credit card and the rest of the payment should be paid either cash or by credit card on the meeting. The cash method of payment can be achieved either in Dirham (Moroccan currency) or in other global currency (such as Euros or Dollars). You can consult www.xe.com for updates on currency rates

 Preferably, ask the local people before taking their photos. Some people do not like to be photographed. Yet, some others may ask for a fee before taking the photos (ex; snake charmers and single artistic performers in Marrakech and Fes). We understand how it is splendid some photos would be about people, especially with typical Moroccan clothing or style, but we recommend asking permission before making a photo.

 Morocco Pathfinder ensures high security and care to its customers. If you are a sole woman travelling to Morocco, you will have nothing to worry about. We devote special care to foreign women during the tour, especially if they are travelling alone. It can be a serious matter if she is coming to Morocco without being involved with a tour company, because sole women are often scared if they are not accompanied with a trusted driver/guide. Hence, our staff will treat you well along the road and ensure you are not irritated under any circumstances.