At the time of writing, the Foreign Office (FCDO) has not advised against travel to Morocco or Marrakech. The advice, written on Saturday, September 9 (and still correct as of Monday, September 11 Unlike women in Morocco, kids do not have a certain dress code. Children, even Moroccan kids, can wear shorts, t-shirts, and even tank tops. In contrast, women should dress more modestly. Most women in Morocco cover their heads with a hijab or scarf and wear long flowy tunic-type dresses. Morocco Travel Costs. Accommodation – Dorm rooms with 6-8 beds cost between 80-110 MAD per night in the big cities like Marrakesh and Fez, and about 50-60 MAD in smaller places. Private rooms in hostels cost around 260-380 MAD. Free Wi-Fi is standard and many hostels also include free breakfast. Overall, Morocco is generally considered a safe and stable country for travelers. By staying informed, respecting local customs, and using common sense, you can enjoy your time in Morocco while being mindful of any potential political or social dynamics. Natural Disasters and Environmental Risks 2. Avoid flash photography. Taking photos of certain landmarks, like the Blue Mosque, is forbidden and can lead to hefty fines. Be respectful of local customs and avoid taking photos of people without their permission. 3. Beware of Scammers. There are a few common scams in Fes, so be on the lookout for them. Come to Morocco and have fun, if you're a bit religious, you can go to the local temple and meet some local jews as well. There's nothing to worry about, be more prepared for hustlers lol and people in the market trying to sell you stuff. ;) Here now in Casablanca for the week. Looking for other expats. 1. Make it clear that you’re not a dumb tourist. This is my number 1 tip for safety in Morocco: make it evident to EVERYBODY (scammers, shopkeepers, hustlers, taxi drivers, etc.) that you’re a savvy tourist, and not a dumb one. Really! But that should not stop you from traveling to Morocco—especially Marrakech. The airport is fully operating. The city itself, which lies 43 miles from the quake's epicenter in the mountains, is The death toll is rising following a catastrophic earthquake in Morocco late at night on Friday 8 September. More than 2,000 people have been killed and injured after the 6.8-magnitude earthquake Tuesday October 24 2023, 09:00am. The UK Foreign Office (FCDO) is now warning against all travel to large parts of Israel and the occupied Palestinian territories over safety concerns amid the HglA.