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- Опубліковано 6 лип 2024
- In this video we will give 8 tips we think are very useful before you go on a roadtrip to Morocco.
We spent 2,5 months in Morocco from the beginning of the year 2020.
Things we have been searching the internet for are all in this video.
0:00 intro
1:03 #1 How to get into Morocco with a van?
1:50 #2 What paperwork is required to enter Morocco with a van?
3:36 #3 How are the roads in Morocco?
4:49 #4 How safe is it to travel around Morocco with your campervan?
6:01 #5 How is wild camping in Morocco?
6:49 #6 Is finding drinkwater and other camper services a problem in Morocco?
8:09 #7 How to get your food in Morocco?
8:50 #8 How is the mobile internet and navigation software in Morocco?
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How to get a visa for Morocco? On the ferry is a small office which will give you a 3 month visa to enter Morocco. You can extend the visa for another three monthes in Morocco.
Is wild camping allowed in Morocco? is a question we get frequently asked. And yes, wild camping is allowed in Morocco. Only if there is a sign 'do not camp' you are not allowed to wild camp.
How to have internet in Morocco? You can buy a Maroc Telecom simcard when arriving in Marocco for a few dirham (around €2,-). Internet in Morocco is good and cheap and you will have internet almost everywere.
Does GoogleMaps work in Morocco? It does, but the turn-by-turn navigation is not working. So choose an offline navigation is our advice.
How safe is Morocco 2020? We felt super safe during our 2,5 month road trip through Morocco and didn't experience any negative things. Just respect the country rules and people and use your common sense.
Is it safe to travel Morocco with your campervan? We think it one of the nicest countries to road trip with you campervan. You will find a lot of places to wild camp, plenty of watertaps for drinking water and super friendly people who like to help you when needed.
Getting into morocco with a campervan is not a problem. You just book a ferryticket for your van, take your car papers with you and the custom will give you a car registration card. Keep that card with you when travelling and you will be fine.
UPDATE: We went back to Morocco for a short holiday and found that Google Maps is now also to be used as turn-by-turn navigation. At least on a Iphone it works. Still it is recommended to utilize a proper gps app with offline maps, so you’ll never get stranded
Thank you, very useful video.🙂
Morocco is an incredible country ..
We live in Barcelona (Spain) and we usually visit it very often with our van, sometimes we do it twice a year.
Well, nice and very cheap ..
Good advice to keep in mind when visiting the country.
Nice! Barcelona! not bad at all! Nice to be able to visit Morocco so often!
Hi, can U help me with some campings aroud Casablanca and Mararakesh?
Best video I have seen yet on Maroc, plain and simple...Happy travels...
Ahhh wat leuk om Nederlanders in Marokko te zien❤️
Thanks for the helpful video.
We are planning on shipping to Europe and spending a winter in Morocco is high on list of experiences.
going to Morocco in our converted van in march, thanks for the tips, good video
You will totally love it! Have fun!
Thank guy's.
Very informative.
Thanks so much guys, thanks for sharing 😊🖐
Such a great video, thank you for all these helpful tips!
Nice! Are you planning to go to Morocco too?
@@JorenDekker we would love to! 😍 just waiting for better times 🤞 safe travels, guys!
I would love to visit Morocco on our travels. So thanks for the advice it is really useful 😁
Great ideas on your build, thank you:)
Excellent video, thank you
Welcome to Morocco,nice vidéo thanks .
Thanks for this guys
Thanks for some great advice 👍
Have fun in Morocco!
Excellent video...
Thank you for the information 👍🚐👍
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Great video guys, very helpful 👍
Thanks! Are you planning to go to Morocco too?
@@JorenDekker Yeah quite possibly, my fiancée & I are planning to start travelling full time in a van after we get married next July. So I have been looking at good places outside the schengen zone for when we need to reset the 90 day allowance & Morocco has always been on my list of places i want to visit. Your video has definitely cleared up alot of the fear of the unknown for me 😊👍
@@thegreatlifechannel Nice! Morocco is highly recommended then! You could ask the_bohemivan on Instagram. They are friends who did the same.
@@JorenDekker thanks so much appreciate it 😁🤟
Tout look grenat :)
Hi we are planning onto travel to Morocco this winter your information is really appreciated. Can you please tell me what port you arrived at in Morocco.
Thanks Carl
We arrived in Tanger Med. That's highly recommend.
Nice informative video ... thanks for sharing ... hope u make more
We are currently working on Norway ;-)
Thank you for your visit to the Charifian Kingdom of Morocco, we hope to see you again soon, take good care of yourself, may Allah bless you with happiness and good health, I wish you much success, good luck.
We will definitely come back to Morocco one day!
@@JorenDekker you'r walcome
Hey guys, wonderful video. I’m planning to go next year. How was the weather? Rainy? It looks like spring in those months? You said January to March right? I may go March to May .. thanks 😉
The weather was great! We were there in winter until the start of spring. Unfortunately we had to go back because of some virus in 2020.. Or else we'd stay longer. The North of Morocco is a bit greener, so especially in winter it can be a bit more rainy, but overall it was about 25 degrees Celsius and dry.
The springtime should be totally awesome when all the valleys are filled with flowers and trees like almonds.
Totally avoid summertime because the temperatures are insane.
Happy travels!
Thank you for all helpful tips. I live full time in my motor home and is interested in going to Morocco. I wonder if you think its safe to travel around as a single woman?
Awesome! We've met some single ladies on the road there. You can often park near restaurants and small hotels if you don't feel safe in a area but most of the time the locals are super friendly!
Hey, great video, just a couple of questions:
1 - where did you book the ferry? Was it online?
2 - when you registration, was it your original papers or was it a copy?
We've booked the ferry at Algeciras. There's a kiosk there www.viajesnormandie.net/
We always have a printed version of our papers.
Thanks for the cool video. Did you travel with a dog? If so, how was it?
Tnx for your comment! We don't have a dog unfortunately. Friends of us have a dog, it wasn't to much of a problem, but make sure the paperwork is all perfect, and know that there are a lot of (super friendly) stray dogs in Morocco.
I only want to go to Morocco if Emma ( or Joren) our tour guide 😌
Allright let's do it! Pack your suitcase and boooommmm we're off!
adVANture just 1 little problem is the COVID 19 restricitions
@@TheTwAnn ok after the covid
Hi guys, useful video thanks. Can you confirm what time of year you were there and I couldn’t catch your port of entry? Did you exit the same place?
We start by telling where we entered by the way.. 01:00 but no problem I will tell you 😊 We came into Morocco January 2020 just before the whole pandemic.
We entered in Tanger med.
Because of crazyness few months later we did not exit the same place. We had to leave through Ceuta. Which is really not recommended. I would definitely avoid this place.
@@JorenDekker thanks Joren. I know you said but I couldn’t see where it was when I looked at a map so thought maybe I misunderstood, hence I asked. We are thinking about going in September in our little VW T3 Syncro, so we were happy to see your advice. Thanks again.
@@thelittleredbus Ah that's why! Allright! A synchro should be awesome in Morocco! Wish we had 4wd back then!
@@JorenDekker we are really looking forward to getting off the beaten track and really exploring old Morocco, away from the main cities and tourist areas.
Great video! Very helpfull. One question tho, how didt you get the valuta there? Do they have atm's like in Europe?
Thanks! It's easy to find valuta! There are atm's in bigger cities, and they don't really pay with cards in small supermarkets or on the street. So make sure you have enough cash, but as always not tooo much.
Hello! Do you have any recommendations about tailoring/making clothes in Morocco!!? // Thank you for a superb video! // Lisa
Yeah you can find that almost everywhere! But I'd recommend not to go the the biggest tourist places to get the best deal. And you can negotiate over the price alot.
I've heard that there are still no ferries from Spain to Morocco and you have to take them from Spain or France. Is that no longer the case? Can you confirm?
I really don't know. We were in Morocco January 2020.
@@JorenDekker ok thanks. Yeah as far as I know it hasn't been possible to ferry to Morocco from Spain since April 2020. We were still in Morocco when the borders closed and it has not reopened since.
Great tips but what about breakdowns?
You couldn't be in a better country. They can and will fix anything! Plus it's super cheap! We have gotten our van lifted, built a roofrack, rock guard underneath the van for a fraction of the price it would be in Europe. Ali Nassir is the place to go. He is well known and also ia involved with Dakar kinda trips and vehicles.
fuel stations please easy to find ?
Yeah! Never had an issue! But fuel when you can.
Whats the name of the parking app? Thanks
We always use Park4night Thats the name of the app! :-)
@@JorenDekker thanks Joren - I couldnt hear the name properly on the audio .... heading out on the 3rd January for a month 🤙🏼💪🏼
Nice. But your editing in little sound bites is a bit nervy… my feelings
Thnx fort the feedback. I'm doing this to edit out all of the uuuhhhh's and mispronunciations. Makes the video as short as possible ;-)
Lovely but not worth the hassle at my age 60
2.5 months and I have seen you lol
Nice!