Planning a trip to Morocco? From the bustling souks of Marrakech to the golden dunes of the Sahara, this beautiful country offers a wide range of experiences — and climates! Knowing what to pack is essential to stay comfortable and travel smart.
Here’s your complete Morocco packing list, carefully prepared by Moroccan Trips, to help you pack like a pro.
Morocco’s weather can vary a lot — from hot desert days to chilly mountain nights — so it’s best to pack layers.
Lightweight, breathable clothes (cotton or linen) for daytime
Scarf or shawl – useful for sun protection or visiting mosques
Light jacket or sweater – evenings can get cool
Long pants and modest tops – respectful and practical for cities and villages
Loose dresses or maxi skirts for women
Hat and sunglasses for sun protection
Tip: Morocco is a Muslim country, so modest clothing is always appreciated — especially in rural areas.
Whether you’re exploring medinas, hiking in the Atlas Mountains, or walking dunes, comfortable shoes are essential.
Walking shoes or sneakers – for daily sightseeing
Sandals or flip-flops – for relaxing at riads or beaches
Hiking shoes – if you plan to visit the mountains or desert
Most essentials are available in Morocco, but it’s easier to bring your own favorites.
Toothbrush, toothpaste, deodorant, shampoo
Sunscreen (SPF 30+) and lip balm
Moisturizer (the desert air can be dry)
Hand sanitizer and wet wipes
Travel-size tissue packs
Travel confidently by keeping a small first-aid kit handy.
Basic painkillers and motion sickness tablets
Band-aids, antiseptic wipes
Prescription medicines (with a copy of your prescription)
Insect repellent (especially in desert areas)
A few small items can make a big difference during your trip:
Valid passport and printed travel documents
Travel insurance details
Cash (Moroccan Dirhams) and a credit/debit card
Reusable water bottle (stay hydrated, especially in summer)
Portable charger/power bank
Universal travel adapter (Type C or E)
Capture your Moroccan memories and stay connected:
Smartphone and charger
Camera and extra memory cards
Plug adapter and voltage converter
Headphones or earbuds
Optional: GoPro or drone (check local regulations)
If you’re joining one of our Moroccan Trips Sahara Desert Tours, bring:
Comfortable long-sleeve shirts and pants for camel rides
Lightweight scarf or turban to protect from sand
Warm jacket for cold desert nights
Small backpack for daily essentials
Flashlight or headlamp
Travel pillow and sleeping mask
Travel-size laundry detergent
Copies of important documents (digital and printed)
Phrasebook or downloaded translation app
No matter where you travel in Morocco, pack with versatility in mind. The country’s landscapes — from mountains to deserts to coastal towns — offer endless surprises, and being prepared ensures you can enjoy them all comfortably.
At Moroccan Trips, we make sure every journey is seamless — from airport transfers to luxury desert camps — so all you need to do is pack right and enjoy your Moroccan adventure.
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In Marrakech, light and breathable clothes are best during the day. Women should wear outfits that cover the shoulders and knees, while men should avoid sleeveless tops. A light jacket is useful for cooler evenings.
While shorts are fine for tourists at beaches or hotels, it’s more respectful to wear long pants or skirts when walking around cities, villages, or religious sites.
Yes, temperatures in the Sahara can drop significantly after sunset, especially in winter. Always bring a warm jacket or fleece for overnight desert stays.
Comfortable walking shoes are essential for exploring medinas and historic sites. Sandals are great for casual days, and hiking shoes are recommended if visiting the Atlas Mountains.
Yes. Morocco uses Type C and E plugs (220V), the same as in most European countries. Bring a universal adapter to charge your devices.
Avoid bringing revealing clothing, expensive jewelry, or valuables that attract attention. Also, large suitcases can be difficult to manage in narrow medina streets—opt for a medium-sized suitcase or backpack instead.
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