You can edit text on your website by double clicking on a text box on your website. Alternatively, when you select a text box a settings menu will appear. your website by double clicking on a text box on your website. Alternatively, when you select a text boxThere is a difference between tour guides and drivers in Morocco. Tour guides are licensed to give historical tours of Morocco and they can accompany clients inside major cities such as Fes and Marrakech. Your Gateway2morocco driver is very knowledgeable of the country and will guide you throughout Morocco as you travel, we will have additional licensed local tours guided in places where you would need them, mainly in larger cities like Fes, Marrakech and volubilis. Your Gateway2Morocco Drivers will be your “eyes” into the culture of Morocco. If you would like, we can provide you with a full-time, professional tour guide for the entire tour, but this will have additional costs.

Yes, most if not all the accommodation we use have free wi-fi to use, if you need to be always connected even while travelling on the car, we can get you a sim cars as long as your phi is unlocked and they usually cost around 10$ and give you up to 3GB of data to use.

You can edit text on your website by double clicking on a text box on your website. Alternatively, when you select a text box a settings menu will appear. your website by double clicking on a text box on your website. Alternatively, when you select a text boxMorocco is an open society and you should not worry much about what to wear and we usually suggest you pack based more on time of etc year and weather. If you are travelling during the summer, make sure you have enough conformable clothes such as t-shirt and shorts up to the knee especially for women and for women that prefer skirts, it is recommend to take sure they are full length, a light jacket is always suggested for the evening in the Sahara Desert or the Atlas Mountains

All of our private drivers are fluent in the English language, have been carefully selected by our Director, and have worked with our company for years. The cost of the private driver is all-inclusive, except for his tip. Our tours cover the fuel, lodging, food, tolls, and expenses of the driver during his time with you. We do ask that you leave a tip for his services. Even on the free days, your driver will be available to serve you. We will send you the driver’s name and contact information a few days before the tour in case you must contact him for any reason.

Comfortable, sightseeing clothes; one or two nicer, ‘going out’ outfits; walking/trekking shoes, swimsuit, camera. Winter specific: long underwear, warm socks, hat, gloves, scarf, a warm coat. Summer specific: light/breathable clothes, bug repellent, sun screen, sandals, a sun hat, and sunglasses

You will be able to find Banks and ATMs in every major Moroccan city. Most ATMs will accept Visa, MasterCard, Cirrus, Maestro, Electron, and InterBank systems. While hotels, restaurants, and some businesses in Morocco’s main tourist cities will accept major credit cards (5% charge), most smaller cities or towns do not. We recommend that you keep a ready supply of cash, including small change for taxi fare and miscellaneous tipping on hand during your stay in Morocco

We do not recommend that visitors/travelers in Morocco drink tap water. Even in the larger, modern cities or hotels, the water contains higher levels of minerals than the water in North America and can also contain various microbes or amoeba. For Moroccans, these kinds of microbes or concentration of minerals are not a problem as their bodies are used to coping with them. For travelers, however, drinking the tap water often results in illness (upset stomach, diarrhea, vomiting, etc). Although such illnesses are not usually serious in nature, they can spoil a day or two of your holiday/vacation.
Bottled water is widely available and reasonably priced in Morocco! Popular brands of water include Oulmes (sparkling) and Sidi Ali, and Ain Saiss Danone (still). We recommend Sidi Ali as the best tasting bottled water in Morocco.