Q: What airports fly to Marrakech from UK?

You can fly to Marrakech from the UK from London Gatwick , London Luton , and Manchester with easyJet's cheap flights to Morocco.

Question 1

What airports fly to Marrakech from UK?

Accepted Answer

You can fly to Marrakech from the UK from London Gatwick, London Luton, and Manchester with easyJet's cheap flights to Morocco.

Question 2

What currency do they use in Marrakech?

Accepted Answer

Marrakech uses the Morrocan Dirham. While the city is popular among tourists, it's best to convert your money for Dirhams at ATMs rather than currency exchange centres as the latter can charge higher fees. Because Marrakech is a bustling city brought to life by winding souks, having cash on hand is important, as most smaller establishments will only take paper money. That said, if you're planning to use a credit or debit card more often, that's fine! Many places in Marrakech have adapted to the times and now readily accept card payments. Just be sure to clarify beforehand.

Question 3

What language is spoken in Marrakech?

Accepted Answer

The official spoken tongue is Standard Arabic. You'll most likely hear this melodious language around the ancient Medina, from spice vendors to hammam spas. Since Morrocco was also a colony of France for years, many people still speak French. Moroccans are happy to chat with visitors, so learning a few words or phrases in Arabic or French doesn't hurt. In some cases, this might even help you haggle while you shop. Of course, many people in Marrakech can also speak conversational English, and most street signs have both Arabic and English on them, so you won't have a hard time communicating here.

Question 4

How do you get to Marrakech from the airport?

Accepted Answer

The most stress-free way to get to Marrakech from the airport is to book with easyJet holidays, and your transfer will be included! Failing that, the most common choice is via taxi. Marrakech's streets can be tricky to navigate if it's your first time, what with donkey carts, motorcycles, and wagons also taking up part of the streets. With taxis, you can at least have a local take you straight to your hotel or riad. An important tip when taking taxis in Marrakecsh: many drivers don't use taximeters, so set a price prior to getting in.

Alternatively, you could also take the Menara airport's shuttle bus. Although it only departs every 30 minutes and requires payment, the Line 19 bus will take you straight to the city.

A more expensive but secure option is a private shuttle service that you can set up with your accommodations. Depending on the place you're staying, you can pay to be picked up from the airport and brought straight to your lodging.

Question 5

How cheap is Marrakech?

Accepted Answer

Marrakech offers something for every budget, from shoestring to luxury. You can definitely find accommodation and food for less than in most European destinations, but the city also has some amazing tasting menus, spas, and experiences that may require a higher spend.

Question 6

Is there alcohol at Marrakech airport?

Accepted Answer

Yes, you can purchase alcohol in the airport in Marrakech, including at restaurants and in the duty-free shops.

Question 7

How do I get from Marrakech airport to the city?

Accepted Answer

You can get to the center of Marrakech by using Bus Line 19, which should take around 30 mins. You can also book a private transfer or a taxi- the drive takes anywhere from 25 to 35 minutes depending on traffic.

Question 8

Is Marrakech a walkable city?

Accepted Answer

While Marrakech is a large city, a lot of the main attractions are within easy walking distance of the medina. In fact, to explore the medina itself your only option is to walk! If you'd like to explore areas a bit further away, it's also easy to book a taxi or private transfer, or to hop on a bus.

Question 9

How many days is enough for Marrakech?

Accepted Answer

Despite being Morocco's fourth-largest city, Marrakecsh is easy to navigate and explore in just a few days. Since most activities are concentrated around the Medina's main square, three days is enough time for a great holiday. If you do want to explore a little bit outside of the Red City, you can extend a day or two so you can visit nearby sites like the Terres d'Amanar adventure park or the surrounding Atlas Mountains.

Question 10

Is Marrakech suitable for tourists?

Accepted Answer

Marrakech is absolutely suitable for all tourists. Being a historic city with roots dating back to the 1070s, Marrakech is an intriguing melting pot that marries contemporary conveniences with a well-preserved old-world allure. Activities at every price point are available here, so you can expect to get your fill of the old city no matter what your budget is. It's also an incredibly walkable destination, so you don't need to worry about figuring out local transportation.

Because of the variety of activities available, there is something for everyone. Families will enjoy the Bahia Palace with its 19th-century architecture that lets you imagine what life was like when royalty roamed its halls. Adult-only groups, meanwhile, can indulge in traditional Moroccan activities like visiting tea rooms, strolling through the lush Majorelle Gardens, and paying their respects at Marrakech's oldest mosque, the Ben Yosef Mosque.

Question 11

Is Marrakech safe?

Accepted Answer

Generally, Marrakech is safe, especially in the city centre. Of course, that doesn't mean you shouldn't be mindful of your surroundings. Cases of pickpocketing are not uncommon in the busier sections like the souks, so remember to keep an eye on your belongings. Ideally, if you're bringing important items with you, keep them in a bag that you can keep close to your person. Think of a cross-body bag or a belt bag.

Question 12

What type of clothes should I pack for Marrakech?

Accepted Answer

Morocco is a predominantly Muslim country, so many places are rather conservative in terms of clothing. You can wear practically anything you want in resorts, hotels, or family-run riads, but outside, it's better to wear longer clothes. It's advisable to avoid sleeveless low-cut tops and any bottoms that go above the knee, in order to show respect for local customs.

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