Capital & Language
Rabat is the capital, but most trips start in Marrakech. Arabic and Tamazight are the official languages. Day to day, people speak Darija, and French is common in cities.
Darija phrasebook →
A Polish-Moroccan couple's guide
Morocco, Through Our Eyes:
Morocco, Through Our Eyes:
From Sahara Sands to
Imperial Cities
One of us grew up here. The other saw it for the first time. Together we share honest tips, hidden places and the little things nobody tells you before your trip.
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Sahara Desert
Hi, we're Travelbunniz
A Moroccan and a Pole, Exploring Morocco Together
We're [Name] and [Name], a Polish-Moroccan couple. One of us knows Morocco from the inside: the family dinners, the Darija, the prices locals pay. The other sees it with fresh eyes, the way you will on your first trip.
That mix is what this site is about. Real places we've been, honest prices, and the tips we wish someone had told us, from rooftop cafés in Marrakech to slow mornings in Essaouira.
With love, [Name] & [Name]
Quick facts
Morocco at a Glance
What we tell every friend before their first trip, in 60 seconds.
Currency & Money
The Moroccan dirham (MAD) is a closed currency, so you get it after you land, from an ATM or an exchange office. Carry cash for souks, taxis and street food.
Money guide →Best Time to Visit
March to May and September to November. Summer is very hot inland, and desert nights get cold in winter.
Full guide →Getting There
Main airports: Marrakech (RAK), Casablanca (CMN), Fes (FEZ), Agadir and Tangier. Many EU, UK, US and Canadian passports need no visa for up to 90 days. Check yours.
Visa guide →Safety & Travel Style
Most visits go smoothly. Watch for fake guides and pushy sellers in the medinas, and dress modestly near religious sites. As a couple, keep affection in public low-key.
Safety guide →Budget & Costs
Morocco can be cheap or luxurious. [Our real daily budget from our trips: backpacker / mid-range / luxury]
Budget breakdown →Geography & Landscape
Atlantic beaches, the Mediterranean north, the Atlas Mountains and the Sahara in the south-east, all in one country.
Destinations →Religion & Daily Life
Most Moroccans are Muslim. You'll hear the call to prayer five times a day, and Friday is the main prayer day. During Ramadan, avoid eating in public during the day.
Culture guide →
Top destinations
Iconic Destinations
The places we keep going back to, and the ones we're still discovering.
Marrakech
The Red City: souks, palaces and rooftop sunsets
Fes
A maze of an old medina and the famous tanneries
Chefchaouen
The blue town in the Rif mountains
Essaouira
Sea breeze, blue boats and slow mornings
Atlas Mountains
Berber villages and mountain walks
Sahara Desert
Golden dunes and nights under the stars
Find your trip
What Kind of Morocco Trip
What Kind of Morocco Trip
Suits You Two?
Answer 5 quick questions and we'll match you with your perfect Morocco trip.
Bucket list
Unforgettable Morocco
Unforgettable Morocco
Experiences for Two
Romantic
Hot Air Balloon at Sunrise
Float over the palm groves outside Marrakech while the sun comes up.
Early morning[price] /person
Luxury
A Night in a Riad
Sleep in a traditional house built around a courtyard, right inside the medina.
Per night[price]
Adventure
Sahara Camel Trek
Ride into the dunes near Merzouga and spend the night in a desert camp.
Overnight[price] /person
Moroccan cuisine
Explore Moroccan Cuisine
A Feast for Two
Moroccan food is slow food: tagines that cook for hours, fresh bread with every meal and mint tea poured from high up. Some of our best memories happened around a table.
Top dish: chicken tagine with preserved lemon and olives
Must try: mint tea, the "Moroccan whisky"
Street food: msemen, harira and grilled meat in the square
Vegan? Easy: vegetable tagines, lentils and salads
Stories & guides
From Our Blog
Our own trips, honest prices and the stories behind the photos.
Digital guides
Take Our Guides
Take Our Guides
With You
Offline-ready PDF guides from the places we know best. Instant download.
Marrakech · [pages] pages
Our Marrakech Guide
[What's inside, in one line]
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Fes · [pages] pages
Our Fes Guide
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[price] · instant download
Chefchaouen · [pages] pages
Our Chefchaouen Guide
[What's inside, in one line]
[price] · instant download
Sahara kit · [pages] pages
Our Sahara Guide
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Traveler stories
What Travelers Say
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Plan your trip
Everything You Need
Everything You Need
to Plan Your Trip
Destinations
The cities, mountains and coasts we love
Culture & History
Traditions, manners and what to know before you go
Cuisine
What to eat, where we eat and how to order
Getting Around
Trains, buses, taxis and transfers made simple
Experiences
Romantic, adventurous and once-in-a-lifetime
Shopping
Souks, fair prices and how to bargain
Practical Info
Money, safety, visas and SIM cards
Plan My Trip
A 60-minute video call with us to plan your first trip
Events & Festivals
Festivals, holidays and World Cup 2030
Morocco FAQ
The questions friends ask us before every trip
Photo Gallery
Our favourite photos from every city
Darija Phrasebook
The Moroccan Arabic words that make people smile