Does Morocco have a good nightlife?

“One thing’s for certain Morocco has a colorful nightlife scene with its lantern-lit streets, live music, and cool discos. From Marrakech’s vibrant Djemma el Fna square to Agadir’s perfect blend of lounge bars, this country has some of the most diverse nightspots in the world.”

Is there a red light district in Marrakech?

Even though prostitution is illegal in Morocco, it is prevalent in Marrakech. Steer well clear of Marrakech’s red light districts, and avoid patronizing any of the city’s sex workers. Many of Marrakech’s prostitutes are victims of the global sex trafficking industry and have contagious diseases.

What is there to do in Morocco at night?

The Best Nightlife in Morocco

• Nightlife. Morocco Desert Private Tour.
• © Nightlife. Comptoir Darna. 2.3.
• Nightlife. Vacanze Nel Deserto.
• © Nightlife. 555 Famous Club. 2.5.
• © Concert / Show. Restaurant Chez Ali. 2.0.
• © Performance. Cafe Clock , Marrakech.
• Nightlife. Heart Morocco Tours , Casablanca.
• © Nightlife. Cantobar , Marrakech.

How do you get to Ifrane from Morocco?

If you fly into the Marrakesh airport, there are two ways to get to Ifrane. You can go to the train station and then take the train to Meknes, from where you will take a grand taxi to Ifrane. Or you can go to the CTM bus station and take CTM bus from Marrakesh to Ifrane.

Where can I get laid in Casablanca?

Here is a list of the best nightclubs and singles bars to pick up Casablanca girls:

• Le CasArt Bar at R Sidi Belyout, Hotel Sofitel Casablanca.
• La Bodéga at R Allal Ben Abdellah.
• V Club at Hotel Villa Blanca along the Corniche.
• Bao Nightclub at Miami Beach, Blvd de la Cornich.

Where is the party in Casablanca?

10 Top Bars For a Unique Night Out in Casablanca

• Le Kimmy’z. Located in the neighborhood of Gauthier, this amazing restaurant/bar promises an excellent night out with your friends.
• Irish Pub.
• Le Jefferson.
• Le Cabestan.
• Maison B.
• Brooklyn Bar.
• Peter’s Lounge.
• The Jame’s Rooftop.

What is Morocco currency?

Moroccan dirham
Morocco/Currencies
The Moroccan dirham (MAD) is the official monetary currency of Morocco. One Moroccan dirham is subdivided into 100 centimes (or cents). The Moroccan dirham comes in both coin and banknote forms. The banknotes have denominations of 20, 50, 100, and 200 dirhams.

Is Ifrane worth visiting?

Although Ifrane is well worth a visit because of how unusual it is among Moroccan cities, its most charming feature is probably the Ifrane Nature Park: mountains, forests, springs, lakes… it’s undoubtedly the ideal place for lovers of nature and fresh air. If you enjoy the snow, Ifrane is great in the winter.

Why should I visit Ifrane?

Ifrane National Park covers 500 square kilometres and is home to abundant wildlife, including the endangered Barbary macaque (also sometimes referred to as the Barbary ape). Diverse bird species inhabit the park, especially the areas around the wetlands and lakes.

What to see and do in Ifrane, Morocco?

If you’re a golfer, the Michlifen Golf & Country Club is another option for something to do. The golf course is very nice, 18-hole course set in the beautiful landscape of the area. Source Vitel is another popular spot to visit where you can find walking trails and waterfalls.

Which is the best hotel to stay in in Ifrane?

Michlifen Suites and Spas – Ifrane’s ultimate luxury hotel! This is a five-star property with a chalet experience. It truly feels like you are in the mountains of Europe but with touches of Moroccan style and design. Swimming pools, on-site dining, a kids club and sporting activities are all available.

How did Ifrane in Morocco get its name?

Ifrane was built during the French protectorate by the French as a hill station or “home away from home”. Not only were buildings designed in a similar style to French Alpine villages but plants and trees were also imported to give the city a European feel. The name however is taken from the local Amazigh language Tamazight and means caves.

Which is the best way to get to Ifrane?

Taking your own car, taking a taxi or hiring a driver is the easiest way to reach Ifrane. If you do take a taxi there are shared or private options – make sure to negotiate the price before you leave. If you’re driving it’s a direct route from Fez to Ifrane and a fairly easy drive.

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