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Yes, Morocco is generally a very safe destination for tourists. Popular spots are well protected by police and private security, just beware of fake guides and pickpockets. Women traveling alone should take the usual precautions and dress modestly to avoid unwanted attention. But there is still no rule on how to dress in Morocco.

You will find that the climate in Morocco is pleasant all year round. During the first winter and spring months of January-April, the days are generally sunny and cooler in the evenings. Summers are hot and dry with temperatures rising in May, with the hottest in July and August, before cooling off again until the end of September. You will enjoy cooler temperatures during October and November. There is little rainfall throughout the year in Morocco.

Having travel insurance is not mandatory; however, this guarantees peace of mind and is there to help you in case of unforeseen incidents during your trip. A policy package, at your discretion, could cover incidental expenses such as personal injury, property damage, flight cancellation, loss of luggage, personal effects, medical expenses, death, repatriation, emergency evacuation, personal liability, etc…