Imperial Cities

Prepare for the Unexpected

Homeric Tours highly recommends that all our passengers purchase travel insurance. We offer a cost-effective, comprehensive insurance plan that protects you in cases such as having to cancel your trip for medical reasons, leaving your trip early due to an emergency, getting reimbursed in case your baggage arrives late, and so on.

We offer two separate plans: one for passengers who purchase only air tickets from us and the other for passengers who purchase land-only services (hotels, cruises, transfers, etc.) or land-and-air packages.

MOROKKO

PASSPORT/VISA: (It is recommended that your passport have at least six (6) months of validity whenever you travel abroad to avoid unintended travel disruptions. Because rules and regulations frequently change, please inquire about passports validity and visas from the consulate of the foreign country you will visit. Participants with a valid U.S. passport do not require visas. If you hold a passport of a foreign country, please contact the Moroccan Consulate in your area for information on whether or not you need a visa. Important: Passengers requiring a Schengen Visa must have a multi-entry Schengen Visa if visiting more than one country.)
CURRENCY: (Moroccan Dirhams are the local currency. The current rate of exchange is one U.S. Dollar equals approximately 10.0 Dirhams (Dec. 02). The exchange rate fluctuates daily and Dirhams can only be bought and sold in Morocco. U.S. currency, Travelers Checks and credit cards are accepted at most major establishments.)
ELECTRICITY: (110 and 220 Volts at 50 Cycles with round plugs. Use of an adapter/converter is recommended. 110 and 220 Volts at 50 Cycles with round plugs. Use of an adapter/converter is recommended.)
SHOPPING: (Bargains in handicrafts such as leather, brass, copper, gold & silver jewelry, and rugs are found everywhere. Remember that bargaining over the price is considered a fine art in Morocco.)
CLOTHING: (Light cotton clothing is recommended during the day and a light jacket, shawl or sweater for the evening. The desert can be cold at night, even in the summer. Comfortable sandals or walking shoes are advisable for tours and sightseeing. Women may be more comfortable wearing slacks while visiting the souks. One may dress more formally in the evening.)
FOOD & DRINK: (Moroccan cuisine is fantastic! Make sure you try the local specialties such as Couscous, Harira, Tajine of meat or chicken, Kefta, Lemon Chicken and Pastilla. The national drink is delicious Mint Tea that warms and refreshes at the same time. Bottled water is available everywhere.)
CLIMATE: (Morocco boasts an ideal climate for vacationers, with 300 days of sunshine a year. The coastal areas are particularly pleasant. The summers are warm but not too hot, winters are fair and mild. Inland climate is temperate and dry.)

• Hotels featured above may be substituted according to the availability.
• Additional nights are available upon request.
• Homeric Tours can provide competitive airfares from USA in conjuction with your tour request.
• Land-Only prices are per person based on double/triple occupancy.
• Package prices do not include international air travel.

Imperial Cities tour can be offered on private basis and with 5* luxury hotel option