Where our images come from
- Our own photographs, taken during research trips.
- Licensed stock photography, used under the licence held by the publisher. These images are hosted on our own server and optimised for the web.
- Photographers and partners who have given us permission to publish their images, credited by name.
- Openly licensed image libraries, mainly Wikimedia Commons (images under Creative Commons or public-domain licences, credited with author and licence where required), Pexels, Pixabay and Unsplash, whose licences allow free use with or without attribution. We credit the photographer and source whenever the information is available.
How we credit images
Each image carries a caption naming the source (and the photographer where known). For Creative Commons images, we indicate the author and licence as required by the licence terms.
Our texts
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Reporting a copyright concern
If you believe an image or text on the site uses your work without permission or without correct credit, please contact us at contact@thevisitmoroccoguide.com with:
- the address (URL) of the page;
- a description or link to your original work;
- your contact details and the action you are requesting (credit correction or removal).
We will reply promptly and, where the concern is justified, correct the credit or remove the content.
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 Spotted something out of date?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.