Warm Hospitality: The locals here are known for their friendliness and hospitality.

Language: While Arabic and Berber are the official languages, you’ll find that many Moroccans speak French. In touristic areas like Tamraght & Taghazout most people speak English as well.

Traditions: From vibrant souks (markets) offering spices, textiles, and handicrafts, to the sounds of traditional music, the Moroccan heritage is truly enchanting.

Food: Moroccan cuisine is a blend of flavors and aromas. Don’t miss the chance to try tajine, a slow-cooked stew, or couscous.

Religion: Islam plays a central role in the life of Moroccans. While you are free to explore the beautiful mosques and religious landmarks, it’s essential to be respectful and follow any guidelines in these sacred places.

Bargaining: It’s a common practice in Moroccan markets and it’s seen as part of the shopping experience. If you’re interested in purchasing souvenirs or local goods, don’t hesitate to negotiate prices with a friendly smile.

Surfing Culture: Tamraght has a vibrant surf culture. Respect local surf etiquette, and enjoy perfect waves in one of Africa’s top surf destinations.