Business Hours
Banks:  
Monday to Friday,
 8:30 AM– 11:30 AM;
2:30 PM–5:00 PM winter;
8:30 AM–2:00 PM summer.
Hours vary during Ramadan.

Shops and Souks:
 9:30 AM–1:00 PM;
3:00 PM–6:30 PM

Government Offices: 
Monday to Thursday,
 8:30 AM–12:00 PM and 
2:30 PM–6:30 PM; 
Friday, 8:30 AM–11:30 AM and3:00 PM–6:30 PM

 

Morocco Part Arab, and part African, Morocco allures visitors for many different reasons. For some, it's a trek through the Atlas Mountains, sleeping in tents and eating homemade bread by candlelight. For others, it's a chance to visit beautiful mosques, see early Arabic manuscripts, take a ride through the Sahara on a camel or bargain for a rug over mint tea in Marrakech. Traveling through Morocco, you’ll want to stop in some of its more famous and historical cities. Most flights will come through the famed city of Casablanca. You may not get to see Bogart himself, but a visit to the historical medina and the second largest mosque in the world will be a great introduction to Morocco. Head to Fez, the former capital of Morocco and explore one of the oldest medieval cities in the world. If you’re taking a ferry from Spain, you’ll probably come through Tangier, be following in the footsteps of famous artists and musicians who were drawn to the charm and mysticism of this interesting city. Don’t forget to stop off at the beaches of Essaouira & Agadir, or treck into the High Atlas Mountains, via Ourika Valley. Whatever the itinerary, everyone should leave a little wiggle room for belly dancing during a dinner of lamb tagine and couscous. Then, if you’re up for it, party like it's the end of Ramadan, stay up all night and watch the mosaic of colors in a desert sunrise. Highlights: Amount to a hill of beans in Casablanca, but don’t forget to cisit the historical median. Head to Fez for some medieval exploration. When you’re sick of all the history, head to Agadir for sunshine and beaches Best time to visit: march to april Student Airfare: $658 New York to Casablanca 7 Nights in a hostel: $98.63 Exchange Rate: 1.00 USD = 7.94429 MAD Student Traveler travel in Morocco home page Student Traveler articles on Morocco: Rugs and Realizations, Take Me on a Magic Carpet Ride, Study Abroad Addict Goes to Morocco, Arabic in Fez, Morocco *Study Abroad in Morocco: Global Learning Semesters, International Studies Abroad, Global Learning Across Borders, Amerispan Study Abroad, University of Kansas, College Consortium for International Studies, State University of New York, Semester at Sea, School for International Training, Seamester, Experiment in International Living, Binghamton University, Amideast Study Abroad, Work Overseas: The Language House, Association of Christian Schools International Volunteer Overseas: United Planet, Cross Cultural Solutions, Projects Abroad, Different Travel.

 

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