Morocco 6-Day Desert: Marrakesh & Beyond – Packing Guide
Recommended Clothing
- Comfortable, lightweight clothing: trekking or sports trousers, breathable T-shirts (ideally technical or synthetic, avoiding cotton) and long-sleeve lightweight shirts to protect you from the sun.
- Lightweight jacket or windbreaker: mornings and evenings can be cool, especially in the desert and mountains.
- Warmer jacket or coat: for chilly desert nights.
- Fleece or light sweater: useful for nights in the mountains and desert.
- Wide-brimmed hat or cap: for strong sun protection.
- UV-protective sunglasses
Comfortable Footwear
- Light hiking boots or sturdy trainers
- Sandals or flip-flops: to relax and use in accommodations.
Recommended Accessories
- Small daypack: for personal items during the day (water, snacks, camera, sunscreen).
- Reusable water bottle
- High-SPF sunscreen and UV lip balm
- Insect repellent
- Light scarf or shawl: very useful to cover your head or protect your face from dust or sand in the desert.
- Headlamp or small flashlight: ideal for the night at camp.
Personal Items
- Travel-size toiletries
- Personal medication
- Lightweight microfiber towel
Additional Recommendations
- Carry cash: preferably Moroccan dirhams or euros/pounds to exchange on arrival.
- Universal power adapter: European-type plugs are common.
- Dry bags or zip-lock bags: to protect electronics or important documents.
Do Women Need to Cover Their Hair?
Covering your hair is not mandatory, especially in tourist areas. However, bringing a scarf or shawl is recommended when visiting religious sites or more conservative villages. In general, wear respectful clothing that covers shoulders and knees.
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