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From inexpensive local meals and cafés to restaurants in tourist areas.
Compare real-time prices across transport, food & drinks, activities, shopping, accommodation, and daily services across Morocco.
Morocco travel prices
One of the nice things about traveling around Morocco is that you can spend very little one day and quite a lot the next. A simple breakfast from a neighborhood café might cost only a few dirhams, while dinner somewhere overlooking a busy medina can be a very different experience.
The same is true for getting around, staying overnight and seeing the sights. A taxi across town, a train between cities, a night in a family-run riad or an afternoon activity can all fit very different travel budgets.
This directory brings those everyday costs together so you can get a better feel for what things cost before you travel. Browse by category or search for something specific to see the typical price travelers can expect to come across.
Price directory
Compare typical prices for things you are likely to buy, use or experience while traveling around Morocco.
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Using the directory
You don't need to know the price of everything before coming to Morocco. It is usually more useful to have a rough idea of the everyday costs you'll come across and then build your budget around your own style of travel.
Start with the things you'll pay for every day — food, getting around and somewhere to sleep. Then add the experiences that are actually part of your trip, such as entrance tickets, guided tours or activities.
If you're comparing two options, look beyond the headline price. A slightly more expensive meal, room or activity may include something that makes the difference worthwhile.
A simple starting point
01. Work out your daily basics
Food, drinks, local transport and your accommodation are the costs that shape most days.
02. Add the things you want to do
Look up attractions, activities and experiences before deciding how much room to leave in your budget.
03. Leave some room for the unexpected
Small purchases, extra rides and spontaneous stops are part of traveling. A little breathing room makes your budget easier to live with.
Plan your trip
Your travel budget will usually be shaped by a few major expenses. Accommodation and food are everyday costs, while transport, attractions and activities can change considerably depending on your itinerary.
From inexpensive local meals and cafés to restaurants in tourist areas.
Taxis, buses, trains and other ways of getting around Morocco.
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Common questions
A few practical questions that come up when planning what to spend during a trip to Morocco.
It depends on where you're going and how you travel. Cards are accepted at many hotels, larger restaurants and modern shops, but smaller cafés, markets, taxis and local businesses may still be easier to pay for with cash.
Some purchases deserve a little more attention than others, particularly in busy tourist areas and markets. Checking a typical price before buying gives you a useful point of comparison and makes it easier to decide whether an offer feels reasonable.
Often, yes. Small local restaurants, cafés and street-food spots can be much easier on the budget than restaurants aimed mainly at visitors. You can also find a wide range of prices within the same neighborhood.
Think about the experiences that make your particular trip yours. Entrance fees, day trips, guided tours, hammams, shopping and evening activities can add considerably to what you spend, especially if you plan several of them.

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