About us

About The Visit Morocco Guide

The Visit Morocco Guide is an independent, advertising-supported travel guide to Morocco. We publish in-depth destination guides, practical advice and realistic itineraries to help visitors plan a trip with confidence — and to see the country beyond the clichés.

Independent travel guidePublished in Casablanca, MoroccoEditor: Abdlakrim Bsili
Traveller relaxing with mint tea in a tiled riad salon
Tea in a riad salon

Who we are

The Visit Morocco Guide is created and edited by Abdlakrim Bsili and published by AYDI BUSINESS GROUP SARL, a company based in Casablanca, Morocco.

We are a Moroccan team: we live in the country we write about, travel it regularly, and know first-hand both what makes it extraordinary and what visitors find difficult. That local perspective is what we want to share with travellers.

Why we created this guide

Most visitors to Morocco follow the same handful of routes and receive the same generic advice. At the same time, practical information — how far the desert really is from Marrakech, how to get to Chefchaouen without a train, how much cash to carry — is scattered across forums and out of date.

Our aim is simple: give travellers clear, honest and specific information, explain the context behind what they see, and encourage them to travel in a way that benefits local communities.

What you will find here

  • Destination guides for Morocco's main cities and regions: what to see, where to stay, how to get there and around, when to go and what to watch out for.
  • Practical travel guides on entry rules, transport, money, safety, weather, languages and mobile data.
  • Itineraries from a weekend in Marrakech to two weeks across the country, built around realistic travel times.
  • Culture and food guides that explain Moroccan traditions, crafts and cooking.

How we research and write

  • First-hand knowledge. Our destination guides draw on visits to the places we describe. Where we have not visited a place recently, we say so and rely on verified sources.
  • Official sources for time-sensitive facts. Entry requirements, currency rules, transport and safety information are checked against official sources — Moroccan government websites, the national railway (ONCF), customs and the travel advice of foreign governments. See our sources page.
  • Specific, not generic. We name places, give realistic travel times, and explain what is worth your time and what is not.
  • No invented facts. We do not publish fake reviews, invented ratings or made-up prices. When information is uncertain or changes often, we say so and point to the official source.
  • Dated reviews. Every guide shows when it was last reviewed. Our most-read practical guides are reviewed at least twice a year.
  • Reader corrections. If you spot an error, tell us. We correct mistakes promptly and note significant changes.

Read the full editorial policy.

Independence and advertising

The Visit Morocco Guide is not a travel agency or a booking platform, and no hotel, tour operator or tourism board pays for coverage or positive reviews. The site may display advertising and, in some cases, include affiliate links; these never influence what we recommend, and affiliate relationships are disclosed. See our affiliate disclosure.

Photography

Photographs on the site come from our own work, photographers who have given permission, and openly licensed image libraries such as Wikimedia Commons, Pexels and Pixabay, credited under each image. See our image and copyright policy.

Contact

We read every message. For corrections, questions or partnership enquiries, visit our contact page or write to contact@thevisitmoroccoguide.com.

This guide was last reviewed in October 2026. Entry rules, opening hours, transport timetables and prices change; check official sources shortly before you travel. Spotted something out of date? Tell us.