The national currency is the Moroccan dirham. not to get lost in endless mental calculations is to add a zero. Example: $ 1 = 8.6 dirhams. In large cities, there are many exchange offices and banks where exchange your dollars or Euros € 1 = 10 Dirhams.

Morocco currency

This currency is not convertible and you're supposed to leave Morocco without dirham pocket (you can change your dirhams at the airport if you have treasured the ticket or ticket exchange for withdrawal per card).

    Morocco currency

Morocco currency

In large cities, there are many exchange offices and banks where exchange your dollars and euros etc.

Credit cards, as they are to widely accepted especially in big cities where you can easily find  ATMs, convenient to avoid the queues in banks.

Remember that the dirham is a non-convertible currency and therefore can not be exchanged outside Morocco. Always require a receipt and thoroughly check the sum. In our experience, changing dollars into dirhams remains the option most advantageous with respect to cash withdrawal or payment by credit card. Also remember to ask for the money, necessary to adjust tips and little daily expenses.

Life in Morocco remains, although it has risen well in some places.

hotels

We show you the price for two people sharing a double room. For the most touristy as Marrakech and Essaouira cities, these ranges can be reviewed easily 20 to 30% increase. The riad in Marrakech and Fez were classified differently.

- Very cheap: less than Dh 100 ($ 10).
- Budget: 100 to 200 Dh (10.11 to $ 23).
- Average Price: 200 to 400 Dh (20, 23-46 $).
- Chic: 400 MAD MAD 800 (44.46 to $ 92).

restaurants

Prices are for a complete meal for one person without drinks.
- Very cheap : less than 50 Dh ($ 5).
- Inexpensive : 50 to 80 DH  (5 to $ 9).
- Average prices: 80 to 150 Dh (9 to $ 17).
- Chic:  150 to 250 DH  (17 to $ 29).


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