Morocco is incredibly welcoming to families. Children are revered in Moroccan culture, and you'll find locals going out of their way to be helpful. Our private tours ensure you have a dedicated driver and vehicle.

Major cities have excellent private clinics with Western-trained doctors. Pharmacies are common and well-stocked for minor ailments like stomach upsets or heat rash.

Yes, we provide ISOFIX car seats or boosters. Please mention this during booking so we can prepare the vehicle appropriately for your child's age and weight.

We recommend bottled water for drinking and brushing teeth. Our drivers always carry plenty of fresh bottled water in the vehicles for our guests.

Yes! While Riads can be quiet spaces, many are very family-friendly with pools and large family suites. We hand-pick Riads that welcome children and have staff who enjoy interacting with them.

Sunscreen and hats are essential. For the desert, bring light layers as it can get cold at night. Comfortable walking shoes and a small "busy bag" for car journeys are also recommended.

For children, the dress code is very relaxed. Normal summer wear is fine, though we suggest covering shoulders and knees when visiting more traditional areas or mosques out of respect.

Cash (Dirham) is king in the souks and for tipping. However, most hotels and larger restaurants in cities accept Visa/Mastercard. ATMs are widely available in urban centers.