Safety
Morocco
Safety
Morocco is a broadly safe destination, with a strong tourist presence and attentive authorities. A few common-sense habits are all that's needed to travel with complete peace of mind.
General Safety Level
Morocco is widely regarded as a safe country for travellers. Serious incidents are rare.
Major citiesGood
Tourist areasVery good
Rural areasGenerally safe
Common Situations
As with any destination, certain everyday situations may arise — none of them serious.
Persistent soliciting in the souksStay polite and decline simply
Price negotiationAgree on a price before committing
Minor distractionsKeep a reasonable level of awareness
Solo Travel
Morocco lends itself well to solo travel, including for women. The welcome is generally warm and well-meaning.
AttitudeStay natural and confident
DressAdapt to the local context
PlanningChoose well-known or recommended places
Useful Emergency Numbers
In case of emergency, keep these numbers to hand.
Police19
Ambulance / emergency services15
National emergency number112
Practical tips
- •Use common sense — the same instincts that serve you well at home apply here.
- •Favour recommended providers recommended by your accommodation.
- •Ask your hotel or riad for advice on local areas and services.
- •Respect local customs; they are both courteous and appreciated.
Key takeaways
- ✓A welcoming, broadly safe destination for all types of traveller.
- ✓Visits are generally trouble-free and straightforward.
- ✓A few simple habits are all that's needed.
- ✓The experience is above all convivial and accessible.
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