Yasmine El Idrissi · 8 min · Planning
Small habits that make a big difference for a smoother, more respectful first trip to Morocco.
Cash still rules in souks and small towns, so carry dirhams for daily spending; ATMs are widely available in cities but scarcer in rural areas.
Bargaining is expected in souks but not in shops with marked prices, restaurants or supermarkets — a friendly, patient back-and-forth is normal and even enjoyable once you get the hang of it.
Dress modestly, especially outside beach resorts — covering shoulders and knees is appreciated and helps you blend in and avoid unwanted attention, for any gender.
Learn a few words of Arabic or French greeting, tip guides and riad staff modestly, and always ask before photographing people. These small courtesies go a long way in Morocco’s famously hospitable culture.
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