Ait Ben Haddou Morocco Travel Guide
Download offline maps for navigation without internet connection.
Download offline language packs for Moroccan Arabic (Darija) and French.
Widely used for communication by guesthouses, guides, and operators.
A simple app for quick exchange rate checks.
Their official website has general information and travel advice.
Check their site for visa and entry requirements.
Use for bus schedules, routes, and reserving tickets.
Detailed information on Morocco's Famous Ksar's cultural importance.
Look for official tourism accounts or bloggers who travel for Morocco on Instagram or Facebook.
General guidebooks for Morocco like Fodor's Essential Morocco, Rough Guides Morocco, and Lonely Planet Morocco.
A detailed road map of the Ouarzazate region and the Atlas Mountains is handy if self-driving.
"A Road in Marrakech" by Elizabeth Warnock Fernea and "Lords of the Atlas" by Gavin Maxwell.
Ensure validity for at a minimum of six months past your departure date from Morocco.
Determine if your nationality needs a visa; begin the application process if so.
Secure your flights to Morocco (Marrakech, Ouarzazate, or Casablanca).
Reserve guesthouses or hotels in The Clay City and other cities.
Outline attractions and decide on any organized tours.
Finalize car rental or book private transfers; understand bus and grand taxi routes.
Read Moroccan culture and etiquette. Learn basic Moroccan Arabic or French. Understand local currency and tipping.
Ensure your home is secure. Unplug unnecessary electronics. Empty perishable items from your refrigerator.
Inform a trusted family member or friend of your itinerary and contact information.
Create a digital folder or cloud space for all travel documents and contacts. This offers a backup.
