Driving in Morocco
There are few real problems driving in Morocco, but be aware that accident rates are high - in large part because much of the population is not yet tuned in to looking out for motorized vehicles. You should treat all pedestrians with the suspicion that they will cross in front of you, and all cyclis...
Moroccan Tea
The national drink is mint tea (atay deeyal naanaa in Arabic, thé a la menthe in French, "Whisky Ma...
Tafraoute – Attractions
To the west of Tafraoute, the road along the Ameln Valley crosses an almost imperceptible watershed ...
Accommodations in Morocco
Hotels in Morocco are cheap, good value, and usually pretty easy to find. There can be a shortage of...
Moroccan Hotels Classification
Unclassified Morocco Hotels Unclassified (non-classé) hotels, (mostly O and 8 in our price code bo...
Flights in Morocco
Royal Air Maroc (RAM) operates domestic flights from its Casablanca hub to major cities nationwide, ...
Trains in Morocco
Trains cover a limited network of routes, but for travel between the major cities they are easily th...
Taxis in Morocco
Collectively, taxis are one of the best features of Moroccan transport. They operate on a wide var...