Maroko

Travel Smart

Scam Radar

Your interactive guide to staying safe, paying fair prices, and navigating Morocco like a local.

What to Watch For

Common Scam Types

Know the patterns before you encounter them. Tap any card to learn how to protect yourself.

Stay Safe

General Safety Tips

Keep Documents Safe

Carry a photocopy of your passport; leave the original in your hotel safe. Store emergency numbers and your embassy contact in your phone.

Split Your Money

Keep daily cash in a front pocket and the rest in a hidden money belt. Never pull out large amounts in public. Use ATMs inside banks.

Trust Licensed Transport

Use official petit taxis (metered), CTM/Supratours buses, and ONCF trains. Avoid unmarked vehicles. For rides, use InDrive or Careem apps.

Solo Travel Awareness

Stick to well-lit, populated areas at night. Share your itinerary with someone back home. Trust your instincts — if something feels off, leave.

Ask Before Photographing

Always ask permission before photographing people, especially in rural areas. Some performers at Jemaa el-Fnaa will demand payment for photos.

Emergency Contacts

Police: 19. Ambulance: 15. Tourist Police (Marrakech): +212 524 384 601. Save these in your phone before arriving.