Travel
Travelling in Morocco during Ramadan
Travelling during Ramadan is possible in Morocco. Many restaurants open later, the rhythm of the day changes, and eating or drinking in public should be avoided during fasting hours.
What changes
- Many restaurants open only after sunset, for iftar.
- Some shops and sites have shorter opening hours.
- Public eating and drinking during the day is discouraged.
What to enjoy
The evening is lively: families gather, the square fills, and special sweets appear in the markets.
Tips
Plan meals around sunset. Book restaurants in advance, and store your bags at 212 Locker if you need to travel light during the day.
Frequently asked questions
Can tourists eat during Ramadan?
Yes, tourists are not required to fast. Eat discreetly during the day, and enjoy meals in restaurants that are open.
Are attractions open during Ramadan?
Most are open, but with reduced hours. Check opening times before you go.