Realistic
budget
“Morocco is one of the best value-for-money destinations in the world. From 30€ to 300€/day, every budget has its own Morocco.”
Three budgets, three Moroccos
Backpacker
30 — 50€ / day
- Hostel / dormitory80 — 150 MAD
- Street food & snacks30 — 60 MAD
- Local bus / walking5 — 20 MAD
- Medina strolls, beachesFree
Ideal for solo travelers and digital nomads.
Comfort
80 — 150€ / day
- Mid-range riad400 — 800 MAD
- Local restaurant100 — 200 MAD
- CTM bus / ONCF train100 — 300 MAD
- Guided excursions150 — 400 MAD
The best value for money. Our recommendation.
Luxury
200 — 500€ / day
- Palace / 5★ riad2,000 — 5,000 MAD
- Fine dining & rooftop400 — 800 MAD
- Private driver800 — 1,500 MAD
- Spa, private hammam300 — 800 MAD
For an exceptional trip, no compromises.
Accommodation — real 2026 prices
Our tip
A mid-range riad between 400 and 800 MAD/night offers an authentic experience with breakfast included, patio and personalized service.
Food — from street food to palace dining
A full meal at a local eatery (tagine + bread + tea) costs between 35 and 60 MAD — that is 3 to 6€.
Transport — 2026 fares
Activities & extras
Tips to save money
Exchange your euros at a bureau de change
Currency exchange offices in town offer much better rates than the airport. Change the bare minimum on arrival, then go to the medina.
Eat where the locals eat
A tagine costing 10 MAD more than the local price is normal. A tagine at 5x the price means you're in a tourist trap. Look for small restaurants packed with Moroccans.
Bargain in the souks
30 to 40% off the first quoted price is the norm. Stay friendly — it's a game, not a fight.
Travel off-season
March, October and November offer pleasant weather, fewer crowds and prices 20 to 40% lower.
Take the train, not a plane
ONCF is reliable, comfortable and affordable. The Al Boraq TGV connects Tangier to Casablanca in 2h10 for 300 MAD.
Download useful apps
InDrive and Careem for taxis (fixed fares), offline Google Maps for the medina, ONCF Direct for trains.