Oued Ed-Dahab Day

📣 Traveler notes

Morocco is a culturally diverse North African country offering diverse attractions, including souqs, markets, mosque architecture, coastal towns, the High Atlas mountains, and the Sahara Desert. It is easily accessible from major European cities.

• During Ramadan, while tourists can consume alcohol (purchases may require a passport), refraining from eating, drinking, or smoking in public is respectful.
• Major holidays like Eid al-Fitr may cause extended closures of services and establishments.
• Discussions involving the royal family or Western Sahara nationalism are highly sensitive and should be avoided.
• When traveling, respect local customs and traditions.
• Dress modestly, especially outside tourist areas. Use the right hand for transactions and begin greetings with 'Salaam Alaykum.' Be mindful of public displays of affection and yield seats on public transport to elders.