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Travel to Morocco for Exciting Holidays Abroad




Morocco is a wonderful Country with some majestic mountain ranges, great coastline and some



of the most intriguing Cities on the Continent. Many travellers end up in the Country to



sample life in the famous Cities of Casablanca, Marrakech and Rabat and most are not



disappointed by what they find. The people are very friendly as well and the infrastructure



is very good for the region and it is getting better with the current Government aiming to



increase tourist numbers to the Country.





The best time to visit Morocco is during the spring and autumn when it is cooler and more



comfortable. The summer can be a good time to visit the coastal areas, but the interior of



the country will be uncomfortably hot. The winter can get quite cold in the north though the



further south you go, the days will get warmer, however, night time will still be chilly.





Health wise - There is a small risk from Malaria in the extreme south of the Country, but



many do not believe it is worth the effort of taking anti-malarial medication. Consult your



doctor before coming to this conclusion, it is better to be safe than sorry! Altitude



sickness can occur in the mountains and you should be prepared for this. The medical



services in Morocco are average and serious injuries and illness may lead to evacuation by



air to Spain.





Visas and Documents - Most visitors to Morocco will be able to visit the Country without a



visa and be able to stay for up to three months on arrival. Israeli citizens will have to



apply for a month long visa before departure. If you are coming from a country or region



that is affected by yellow fever or cholera you will need to prove that you have been



vaccinated, most clinics or doctors issue certificates with the vaccination.





Cost - Morocco is relatively inexpensive to travel around, though the popular tourist



destinations like Casablanca and Marrakech will be slightly more expensive. A budget of $25



a day should suffice, if you are not bothered about eating in restaurants and don't mind



staying in guesthouses. Travel around the country is good value, but you should be careful



when dealing with taxi drivers, especially in tourist hotspots.





The Sights - There are so many things to see and experience in this wonderful Country and the



fact is that you will not have the time to visit them all and all though this is a shame,



remember it is important to enjoy this visit and that you can visit again in the future.



Obviously, some of the most well known attractions of the Country are some of the best with



the Imperial Cities of Fez, Meknes, Marrakech and Casablanca, all amazing destinations with



plenty to do and see. Walking through the bazaars and backstreets has got to be one of the





highlights of visiting Morocco - Morocco also has some splendid hiking opportunities, with the most popular being the High Atlas with the impressive Jebel Toubkal. What should be remembered is that there are alternatives to this popular destination, with the Anti Atlas to the south and the rarely



visited and wilder Rif Mountains near Tangiers and Chefchaouen.





The mighty ruins of Volubulis are the largest Roman remains in Morocco and it is now a World



Heritage listed site. It is one of many ruins across the north of the Country, but none are



in the magnitude of this site which lies close to Meknes.





While some may not consider it a highlight, travelling down the Western Sahara to Mauritania



is an adventure and a must for many overland travellers making their way to West Africa. It



may be an uncomfortable ride, but think of all the fabulous anecdotes you can tell your



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Travel to Morocco for Exciting Holidays Abroad




Morocco is a wonderful Country with some majestic mountain ranges, great coastline and some



of the most intriguing Cities on the Continent. Many travellers end up in the Country to



sample life in the famous Cities of Casablanca, Marrakech and Rabat and most are not



disappointed by what they find. The people are very friendly as well and the infrastructure



is very good for the region and it is getting better with the current Government aiming to



increase tourist numbers to the Country.





The best time to visit Morocco is during the spring and autumn when it is cooler and more



comfortable. The summer can be a good time to visit the coastal areas, but the interior of



the country will be uncomfortably hot. The winter can get quite cold in the north though the



further south you go, the days will get warmer, however, night time will still be chilly.





Health wise - There is a small risk from Malaria in the extreme south of the Country, but



many do not believe it is worth the effort of taking anti-malarial medication. Consult your



doctor before coming to this conclusion, it is better to be safe than sorry! Altitude



sickness can occur in the mountains and you should be prepared for this. The medical



services in Morocco are average and serious injuries and illness may lead to evacuation by



air to Spain.





Visas and Documents - Most visitors to Morocco will be able to visit the Country without a



visa and be able to stay for up to three months on arrival. Israeli citizens will have to



apply for a month long visa before departure. If you are coming from a country or region



that is affected by yellow fever or cholera you will need to prove that you have been



vaccinated, most clinics or doctors issue certificates with the vaccination.





Cost - Morocco is relatively inexpensive to travel around, though the popular tourist



destinations like Casablanca and Marrakech will be slightly more expensive. A budget of $25



a day should suffice, if you are not bothered about eating in restaurants and don't mind



staying in guesthouses. Travel around the country is good value, but you should be careful



when dealing with taxi drivers, especially in tourist hotspots.





The Sights - There are so many things to see and experience in this wonderful Country and the



fact is that you will not have the time to visit them all and all though this is a shame,



remember it is important to enjoy this visit and that you can visit again in the future.



Obviously, some of the most well known attractions of the Country are some of the best with



the Imperial Cities of Fez, Meknes, Marrakech and Casablanca, all amazing destinations with



plenty to do and see. Walking through the bazaars and backstreets has got to be one of the





highlights of visiting Morocco - Morocco also has some splendid hiking opportunities, with the most popular being the High Atlas with the impressive Jebel Toubkal. What should be remembered is that there are alternatives to this popular destination, with the Anti Atlas to the south and the rarely



visited and wilder Rif Mountains near Tangiers and Chefchaouen.





The mighty ruins of Volubulis are the largest Roman remains in Morocco and it is now a World



Heritage listed site. It is one of many ruins across the north of the Country, but none are



in the magnitude of this site which lies close to Meknes.





While some may not consider it a highlight, travelling down the Western Sahara to Mauritania



is an adventure and a must for many overland travellers making their way to West Africa. It



may be an uncomfortable ride, but think of all the fabulous anecdotes you can tell your



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