Morocco Safety Information

Morocco is generally safe for tourists, with millions of international visitors each year. Here's what you need to know:

Safety Highlights:

• Low violent crime rate compared to many countries
1. Tourist police (Brigade Touristique) in major cities
2. Well-developed tourism infrastructure
3. Moroccan culture is welcoming to visitors
4. Safe for solo travelers with proper precautions

Common Safety Concerns:

1. Petty Theft: Pickpocketing can occur in crowded medinas and tourist areas. Keep valuables secure and stay alert.
2. Scams: Some vendors or guides may overcharge tourists. Agree on prices beforehand and use official guides.
3. Food Safety: Stick to busy restaurants and bottled water. Street food is generally safe in popular spots.
4. Transportation: Use official taxis or reputable tour companies. Agree on fares before starting.

Safety Tips:

• Dress modestly, especially women
1. Avoid displaying expensive jewelry or devices
2. Stay in well-lit, busy areas at night
3. Use hotel safes for passports and valuables
4. Keep copies of important documents
5. Trust your instincts

Special Considerations for Women: Morocco is safe for female travelers, but you may experience unwanted attention. Dress conservatively, be firm with persistent vendors, and consider joining group tours for certain activities.