Morocco Adventure

• Any International Airfare, regional, and intra-Africa flights unless noted in the inclusions. 
• Any tours, excursions, activities, meals, and drinks not specified above
• Premium drinks and champagne
• Gratuities (guidelines will be provided)
• Personal extras – e.g. internet, bar, laundry, additional services (unless indicated in the itinerary)
• Emergency medical evacuation insurance – this is mandatory. 
• Visas
• Any new government taxes, park fees, levies, fuel, or industry increases that are beyond our knowledge or control.
• Departure taxes if applicable

Important Notes

• Passports must be valid for 6 months from the date of departure from Africa and must have at least 2 adjacent blank pages in the visa section per country.
• Currency: USD is accepted for gratuities, as long as the notes/bills are newer than 2016 and are in good condition. For smaller purchases, local currency is recommended.
• Travel Insurance - Emergency medical evacuation insurance is obligatory. Insurance to cover the cost of your trip is recommended.
• The Moroccan currency is called the dirham, and the best way to obtain cash is to use your Debit Card at local ATMs that are readily available in each city. The current exchange rate is ~10 dirhams per $1 USD. You can also convert cash from USD or Euros at local cash points, but the conversion rate tends to be 10-15% higher than the one you would obtain at an ATM.
• A few reference price points:
  Moroccan Slippers (typical souvenir): 150-400 dirhams ($15-$40)
  Water bottle 6 dirhams (60¢)
• Tips for your guides and driver is left at your discretion. If you would like to tip, a customary range would be $30-$40 USD per day for your driver and $40-$60 USD per day for your guide. 
• It's always thoughtful to express your gratitude to the bellboys for their assistance. Tipping between $2 to $5 USD per interaction is considered
  respectful. However, in the case of groups with numerous luggage, a minimum tip of $10 USD is appropriate to acknowledge the extra effort they put in to accommodate your needs. Your generosity will be greatly appreciated by the staff.
• Keep valuables in a safety wallet or in a hotel safety deposit box. Make sure there's nothing important in outside or back pockets.
• Hustlers can be an annoyance - if you're accosted by someone offering directions, tips, henna tattoo, etc. politely but firmly refuse their services and keep walking.

Terms & Conditions

Please be aware of the cancellation terms & conditions as indicated in the Travel Participation Agreement.

Adventure Activities and Assumption of Risk

Certain activities are available during your travel experience and carry inherent risks. We partner with trusted operators who prioritize safety; however, by choosing to participate in these activities, you acknowledge that you do so at your own risk and accept full responsibility for any potential outcomes or consequences that may arise (such as personal injury, illness, or other hazards).  Please be advised that certain insurance policies may not cover these activities. We recommend reviewing your insurance coverage and, if necessary, obtaining additional insurance to ensure adequate protection.