What plug adapter do I need for Morocco?

Morocco runs on the same sockets as France and most of Europe — the round two-pin Type C and Type E. If you have travelled in Spain, Italy, or France, your adapter already works here. If you are coming from the UK, the US, Canada, or Australia, pack a simple EU travel adapter and you are set.

The voltage is 220–240V at 50Hz. Almost every modern charger — phones, laptops, cameras, e-readers — is dual-voltage and says "100–240V" in tiny print on the brick, so it just works. I have never needed a bulky voltage converter on any Morocco trip.

The one thing to watch is high-wattage personal grooming gear. A hair dryer or straightener rated only for 110V (common from North America) can buzz, overheat, or simply die on Moroccan current. Either bring a dual-voltage travel version or rely on your riad — most decent ones provide a hair dryer in the room.

I always throw a small multi-port USB block and one EU adapter in my day bag rather than a separate adapter per device. Riads sometimes have only one or two reachable sockets near the bed, and after a long day in the desert you will want to charge a phone, a power bank, and a camera at once without playing musical chairs with the plugs.