Clothing & Equipment List for Morocco Highlights
Although Western clothing is quite acceptable, Moroccans generally
dress more traditionally -
especially in rural areas. Out of respect for
local culture please dress conservatively i.e. no sleeveless
or low cut tops
etc. Although shorts are acceptable in main tourist areas, they (like skirts)
should be
baggy and reach at least to the knee. Women should cover their
heads, arms and legs when entering
religious buildings. At night in the
desert or mountains (especially from October to March) it can get
surprisingly cold, so pack warm and windproof clothing.
The following list
of clothing and equipment is intended to be fairly comprehensive and
experienced
travellers may well take a good deal less luggage than we
recommend.
Clothing
Equipment
Sleeping bags are available to hire for MAD 25 per day – please request at
time of booking .
the knee) and upper arms.
Although Western clothing is quite acceptable, Moroccans generally
dress more traditionally -
especially in rural areas. Out of respect for
local culture please dress conservatively i.e. no sleeveless
or low cut tops
etc. Although shorts are acceptable in main tourist areas, they (like skirts)
should be
baggy and reach at least to the knee. Women should cover their
heads, arms and legs when entering
religious buildings. At night in the
desert or mountains (especially from October to March) it can get
surprisingly cold, so pack warm and windproof clothing.
The following list
of clothing and equipment is intended to be fairly comprehensive and
experienced
travellers may well take a good deal less luggage than we
recommend.
Clothing
- Walking boots or sturdy walking shoes (optional)
- Trainers or strong sandals (all purpose wear)
- T-shirts
- Long sleeved shirt
- Long walking trousers
- Shorts/short trousers**
- Tracksuit bottoms or similar
- Thin fleece (summer); Thick fleece (winter)
- Warm jacket
- Lightweight waterproof jacket
- Waterproof trousers (winter only)
- Thermal underwear (for the desert camp)
- Warm hat and gloves (for the desert camp)
- Sunhat (styled to cover face, ears and neck)
- Swimwear (optional)
Equipment
- Soft-sided bag (50-80 litres)
- Lightweight daypack
- Sleeping bag (Nov-Feb)*
- Sleeping sheet (Mar-Oct)
- Sunglasses
- Camera,
- memory card(s)
- Passport (and visa if required)
- Insurance documents
- Cash, credit/debit cards
- Money security belt/pouch
- Trip information and itinerary
- Universal travel adapter
- Personal first aid kit
- Inspect repellent
- Sunscreen
- Torch and batteries
- Towel
- Ear plugs
- Binoculars (optional)
- Loo kit (toilet paper/tissues)
- Washing kit (wet wipes and dry anti-bacterial handwash are
useful),
- 2-season sleeping bag is recommended between November and
February.
Sleeping bags are available to hire for MAD 25 per day – please request at
time of booking .
- Shorts/ short trousers: are fine for children, but we recommend adults cover
their legs (at least to
the knee) and upper arms.
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