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Morocco Safety Guide

Travel Security, Health Tips & Emergency Information

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Traveling Safely in Morocco

Morocco is generally a safe country for travelers, with a low crime rate compared to many other tourist destinations. However, like any country, it's important to be aware of potential risks and take sensible precautions.

Most visits to Morocco are trouble-free, but petty crime like pickpocketing and bag snatching can occur in crowded areas. By staying alert and following local advice, you can minimize risks and enjoy a safe, memorable journey.

General Safety
Health Precautions
Emergency Info
Women's Safety
Safe travel in Morocco

Morocco Safety Overview

Understanding safety levels across different aspects of travel.

General Safety

High

Low violent crime rate. Exercise normal precautions.

Transportation

Medium

Use licensed taxis and reputable companies.

Health & Medical

High

Good facilities in cities. Be careful with water.

Scams & Crime

Medium Risk

Be vigilant in tourist areas. Common scams coexist.

General Safety Tips

Essential advice for staying safe throughout your Moroccan journey.

Personal Security

  • Use hotel safes for valuables
  • Be cautious in crowded markets
  • Keep passport copies, secure originals

Accommodation Safety

  • Lock doors when inside
  • Verify visitors with reception
  • Know emergency exits

Emergency Information

Essential contacts.

Emergency Contacts

Police

Immediate assistance

19

Ambulance/Fire

Medical/Fire

15

Procedures

  • Dial appropriate number
  • Contact embassy for lost passport
  • Report stolen cards to bank