What to Pack for Morocco

Clothing

• Lightweight long-sleeve shirts (sun protection and modesty)
• Breathable T-shirts or tops (cotton/linen)
• Long pants or loose trousers (comfortable for cities and conservative areas)
• Midi/maxi dress or skirt (modest and versatile)
• Lightweight sweater or cardigan (cool evenings, especially inland)
• Scarf or shawl (mosques, wind, and sun coverage)
• Light rain jacket or packable shell (winter rains in the north)
• Sleepwear
• Underwear and socks
• Swimwear (for riads, hammams, or beach areas)
• Modest outfit for religious sites (shoulders and knees covered)

Footwear

• Comfortable walking shoes (medinas and uneven streets)
• Sandals with good support (hot days, easy to slip on/off)
• Closed-toe shoes (dusty areas, long walking days)
• Easy slip-on shoes (for riads, hammams, mosque visits)
• Light socks (for cooler nights and shoe comfort)

Toiletries & Health

• Sunscreen SPF 30+ (strong sun year-round)
• Lip balm with SPF (dry heat and wind)
• Hand sanitizer
• Wet wipes or tissues (public restrooms can be limited)
• Personal medications in original packaging
• Basic pain relievers and stomach medicine
• Motion sickness tablets (if taking mountain or desert drives)
• Electrolyte packets (hot days and long travel)
• Mosquito repellent (more useful in warmer, wetter areas)
• Compact first-aid kit (blister care, bandages, antiseptic)
• Travel toilet paper/tissue pack (some public bathrooms lack supplies)

Electronics & Gear

• Universal power adapter (Morocco uses Type C and Type E plugs)
• Phone and charging cable
• Power bank (long day trips and limited outlets)
• Camera or action camera (optional for landscapes and souks)
• Headlamp or small flashlight (rural stays and outages)
• Reusable water bottle (heat and long walking days)
• Daypack or crossbody bag (safe, easy access in medinas)
• Packing cubes (helps organize clothes in transit)
• Portable lock or zip ties (for luggage security)
• E-reader or book (long train and desert transfer days)

Documents & Money

• Passport with at least 6 months validity
• Printed copy of passport and visa/entry documents
• Travel insurance details
• Flight and hotel confirmations
• Emergency contact list
• Debit and credit cards (notify your bank in advance)
• Some cash in euros or US dollars to exchange if needed
• Moroccan dirhams for taxis, tips, and small purchases
• Small bills and coins (many vendors prefer exact change)
• Copies of important documents stored digitally

Morocco-Specific Essentials

• Modest, layered clothing for conservative neighborhoods and mosques
• Scarf for head/shoulders when entering religious sites
• Type C/E plug adapter (Morocco commonly uses European-style plugs)
• SIM card or eSIM plan (local options like Maroc Telecom, Orange, or inwi)
• Offline maps app (medina streets and patchy signal in rural areas)
• Small amount of cash for souks and taxis (cards aren’t always accepted)
• Reusable tote or foldable bag (for market shopping)
• Lightweight scarf or face covering (dust and occasional wind in the desert)
• Sand-proof pouch or zip bag (for desert excursions)
• Basic French or Arabic phrase card/app (helps in markets and transport)