Plan Your Journey

Every remarkable journey begins with a conversation. Tell us how you wish to travel, and we will quietly shape every detail around you.

Visa

Most visitors may enter visa-free for up to ninety days.

Currency

Moroccan Dirham (MAD) — cash still matters in the quieter corners.

Weather

Mediterranean light: warm summers, mild winters, and desert nights that cool quickly.

Transport

Trains, coaches and — most often with Caprice — private chauffeurs timed to your day.

Culture

Berber, Arab and French influences meet in daily life — greet with warmth and move with respect.

What to Pack

Pack for shifting climates and for places where a little discretion is appreciated.

Safety

A welcoming country for travellers who move with ordinary awareness.

Emergency Numbers

Numbers to keep close — and a Caprice desk that remains reachable.

Visa

Most guests from the United States, United Kingdom, European Union, Canada, Australia and many other countries may enter Morocco without a visa for up to ninety days. Requirements can change — we confirm the latest guidance when composing your journey.

Currency

Daily life unfolds in Moroccan Dirham (MAD). ATMs are easy to find in cities; in souks and rural valleys, a little cash still opens doors more gracefully than a card.

Weather

Coastal evenings stay mild even in winter. Inland and desert regions ask for layers — mornings can be cool, afternoons warm, and nights under Sahara stars surprisingly crisp.

Transport

ONCF trains link the imperial cities with quiet efficiency. CTM coaches serve longer routes. For most Caprice journeys, a private chauffeur remains the most considered way to move — flexible, comfortable, and timed to your day.

Culture

Berber, Arab and French threads weave through everyday life. A greeting offered with warmth, permission asked before a photograph, and patience in the souk go further than any phrasebook.

What to Pack

Comfortable shoes for medina stone, sun protection for open landscapes, modest clothing for sacred sites, and a light scarf that proves useful more often than you expect.

Safety

Morocco is a welcoming country for travellers who move with ordinary awareness. Dress modestly in medinas, follow your guide's quiet advice, and you will find hospitality more often than caution.

Emergency Numbers

Police: 19 | Ambulance: 15 | Fire: 15. Keep your hotel and Caprice contact details to hand — we remain reachable throughout your stay.

Frequently Asked Questions

Most nationalities can enter Morocco visa-free for up to 90 days. Check with your embassy for specific requirements.

The Moroccan Dirham (MAD) is the official currency. ATMs are widely available in cities.

Spring (March-May) and Autumn (September-November) offer pleasant weather ideal for travel.

Light layers, comfortable walking shoes, sun protection, and modest clothing for visiting religious sites.

Why Plan with Caprice?

  • One dedicated Travel Designer
  • A tailor-made proposal, prepared for you alone
  • Private journeys designed around your pace
  • Trusted local expertise on the ground
  • Concierge support before and during your stay

Private Journey Request

Share how you wish to travel. We will listen, then compose a personalised journey around your pace.

Your Travel Designer will prepare a personalised proposal based on your preferences.

We usually reply within one business day.