Essentials:

These are the items you absolutely must pack for your trip to Morocco:

Passport, Visa, and Travel Documents:

Ensure you have a valid passport with at least six months validity left, along with any necessary visas or travel documents. Have multiple copies of these important papers.

Money and Cards:

Carry enough local currency (Moroccan Dirham) as you may need it for smaller purchases. Also, bring a debit/credit card that can be used internationally.

Medications and First Aid:

Carry your necessary medications, along with a basic first aid kit that includes band-aids, antiseptic cream, painkillers, and any prescription medicines.

Appropriate Clothing:

Ensure you have modest and comfortable clothing, respecting the local culture. Pack lightweight clothes for summer, but also bring some warmer layers for cooler evenings and for visiting mountainous areas.

Footwear:

Bring comfortable walking shoes or sandals, especially if you plan on exploring cities or hiking in the countryside. Also, consider water-friendly shoes if you plan to visit coastal areas.

Electrical Adaptors:

As Morocco uses Type C and Type E plugs, check if you'll need a converter to charge electronic devices such as phones, cameras, or laptops.

Personal Toiletries:

Carry your toiletries, including toothbrush, toothpaste, shampoo, conditioner, soap, and any other personal care items you may need. Consider bringing wet wipes and hand sanitizer.

Sun Protection:

Don't forget to pack sunscreen, sunglasses, and a hat to protect yourself from the intense Moroccan sun.

Reusable Water Bottle:

Stay hydrated by carrying a reusable water bottle to fill up from filtered water stations or to store purchased bottled water.

Travel Adapter:

If applicable, bring a travel adapter to charge your electronic devices and ensure they work with Moroccan power outlets.

Entertainment:

If you have long flights or bus/train rides, pack some entertainment such as books, music, or downloaded movies to keep yourself occupied.

Language Guidebook or App:

Consider bringing a guidebook or downloading a language app to help with basic communication, especially if you don't speak French or Arabic.

Important Contacts and Addresses:

Carry a list of important contacts, including your accommodation details, embassy address/phone, local emergency numbers, and any other relevant information.