Morocco is visa-free for China. Is it safe to travel to Morocco? How much does it cost?

Morocco, this Arab country located in the northwest corner of Africa, is known as the "Garden of North Africa". The mild maritime climate makes many coastal cities here evergreen all year round. Bright and colorful flowers decorate the streets, making the city as beautiful as a garden; the colorful cityscape is one of Morocco’s characteristic landscapes, such as white Casablanca, red Marrakech, Blue Chefchaouen, colorful Fez...Moroccans use gorgeous colors to decorate their homes, making cities like delicate and bright flowers decorating this land. A lovely land; diverse cultures are also nurtured and bloomed in Morocco. The nomadic culture of the indigenous Berbers and the Islamic culture brought by the Arabs have been integrated and coexisting here for thousands of years, allowing the flower of Moroccan civilization to bloom forever. .

Morocco is the most developed and most tourist-worthy country in North Africa. Bordered by the Atlantic Ocean to the west, the Mediterranean Sea to the north, the Strait of Gibraltar facing Spain, and the Western Sahara, it has everything from cities to deserts to Gobi to oases to snow-capped mountains to coastlines.

Time and per capita consumption: The average travel time to Morocco is 7-15 days. Per capita consumption is 12,000-15,000 yuan.

Air tickets: There are currently no direct flights in China, and transfers are required. Most airlines have special air tickets every month, with round-trip prices of about 2k-4k. It is recommended to choose the United Arab Emirates, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Turkey, and transfers in Europe are also good. , but the air ticket is very expensive, and the one-way trip takes about 20 hours

Common currency: Dirham, 1 RMB ≈ 1.7 Dirham. It is recommended to exchange for Euros or US dollars first, and then exchange for Dirham in Morocco. The exchange rate of Euro to Dirham is roughly 1:11. The currency exchange rate in local cities is better than that at the airport. The consumption level is roughly that of second- and third-tier cities in China.

Car: The road conditions in Morocco are good and suitable for self-driving, but most vehicles are manual transmission, automatic transmission is expensive, and the local languages ??are Arabic and French, and very few people can speak English, so you need to speak the language If you don't pass the test, it is recommended to charter a car

Tip: Morocco is a tipping country, and you should give 5-20 dirhams to the service staff each time you enjoy the service. Generally, after dining in a restaurant, you will receive a tip of about 10% of the consumption. The locals are very enthusiastic, but you may also encounter paid guides and explanations. If you do not need it, you can decline with "no, thanks"

Food: Local Food consumption is super affordable. Whether it is special snacks, various buffets, or seafood feasts on the Atlantic Ocean, you can generally eat well for just a few dozen yuan per person

If you want to go to the Sahara Desert, you usually arrive first Marrakech, then into the desert, and finally out from Fes. This route is about 1,100 kilometers long and should take at least 3 days. The gateway into the Sahara Desert is the village of Merzouga, famous for its proximity to the Erg? Chebbi sand dunes, the highest in the Sahara Desert. Here you can ride a camel into the desert with a guide. The price is generally 200-250 dirhams for 30 minutes.

As for the issue of security, Morocco and China have very good diplomatic relations, and the education and medical systems are very sound. People like to sing, dance and party, but do not like playing with mobile phones. It is very safe here, with no war or hunger

The main attraction, the economic center of Casablanca, is the Hassan II Mosque, the third largest mosque in the world, which is magnificent in scale and can accommodate 100,000 people for prayer at the same time

Capital Rabat: Rabat Palace is majestic, haha The ruins of Santa and Hassan Grand Mosques tell of the glory of the past

Tangier, the free port at the northern tip of Morocco, is the crossroads of world transportation. The "African Cave", which looks like the African continent, is a miraculous workmanship created by the waves

The Sahara Desert: the largest desert in the world, the residence of Sanmao's soul, a place that must be visited once in life.

The blue town of Chefchaouen: a place of dreamy art, with cats everywhere, and every photo you take is a blockbuster. It is a pilgrimage place for young people.

Ait Ben Haddou: a popular filming location for more than 20 Hollywood blockbusters, and the "Yunkai City" of Dragon Mother in Game of Thrones.

The historical city of Fes: one of the top ten most romantic cities in the world, with handicraft workshops everywhere and donkeys as the only means of transportation.

"Pearl of the South" Marrakech: There is the Koutoubia Mosque, one of the most beautiful buildings in North Africa, and the Mayor Garden that made the founder of YSL unable to stop