Why Morocco should be your next travel destination

Discover the wonders of Morocco – a land of diverse landscapes, rich culture, and unforgettable experiences. From the pleasant weather to the stunning natural beauty, shopping in the souks, savoring the unique cuisine, and immersing yourself in the local culture – there’s something for everyone in this incredible destination. Read on to learn more about why Morocco holds a special place in our heart and why we can’t wait to go back.

Morocco: Travel Experience During COVID-19 Pandemic 2020

Experience of traveling to Morocco during the Covid-19 Pandemic. Traveling experience has changed. since the Covid-19 pandemic. There are more travel requirements and restrictions. Morocco has opened its borders with several travel conditions. Foreigners can enter Morocco with a PCR test, vaccination card, and hotel reservation (updated as of August 2021).

Game of Thrones film location at Morocco

Where to find Game of Thrones film location at Morocco. Know travel tips on how to go and what to see.

There are several film location for Essos of Game of Thrones. One of the film locations in Morocco is at Ait Ben Haddou.

The Game of Thrones film location at Ait Ben Haddou is portrayed as Slaver’s Bay (Bay of Dragon) in the series. This location was used in the episode where Daenerys freed the Unsullied (slave) army.

Morocco: Spider Bite

Morocco has several spiders, bugs and insects that could be found in the city. Common house spiders in Morocco could bite.   House spiders in Morocco are not all harmless. The spider could crawl into your clothing or bedding and can bite. House spider are not deadly but if bitten and not treated it could spread infection. If spider bite infection is left untreated it could be eventually be threatening. 

Morocco: China Town

At Casablanca there is an area comparable to China town. There is no real China town in Morocco as the Asian community is small in the country. However, there is an area that sells low cost made in China items in shops and by the street at a small neighborhood. The vendors and shop owners are mostly Moroccans not like the real China town wherein most of the shop owners are Chinese