Morocco has one of the lowest crime rates in the world. It is much safer than the US and Europe. Moroccan hospitality traditions create a welcoming environment for international visitors.

Most Moroccans are multilingual, speaking Berber, Arabic, and French. Our guides speak English and Spanish. Some also offer German, Japanese, and Italian. During peak seasons, we divide the multilingual staff on a first-come, first-served basis.

Tour guides carry official Ministry of Tourism badges obtained through certified training programs. Specialized mountain guides lead trekking excursions, while city guides conduct urban tours. Drivers have their own professional driver cards. They cannot offer guided services.

Tours include traditional riads, desert camps, and hotels. Riads and boutique hotels have limited capacity, requiring early booking. When specific properties are unavailable, we provide alternatives of equal quality.

A deposit secures your booking. You can pay the remaining balance in cash during pickup in MAD, EUR, or USD. We accept credit card and PayPal payments. There’s a 4% transaction fee. Make sure to process these weeks before departure.

Tipping is customary in Morocco, with 10% being a good rule of thumb for most services. For drivers, tip 10-20% of the tour cost. For city guides, give 100 MAD per hour. Camel drivers get 100-300 MAD per group. Luggage carriers should receive 30-50 MAD.