The souks of Marrakesh, the blue alleys of Chefchaouen, the Sahara dunes and elegant riads: Morocco is an exotic yet accessible destination, perfect for a cultural, romantic or family trip.
When to go?
Ideal for the imperial cities and the desert.
Mild weather and beautiful light.
Mild days, cold nights in the desert.
Must-sees
Marrakesh
Jemaa el-Fna square, the souks and the Majorelle Garden.
Chefchaouen
The famous blue city of the Rif.
The Sahara
A night under canvas in the Merzouga dunes.
Riads
Traditional houses turned into boutique hotels.
Itinerary idea: 8 days in Morocco
- 1
Marrakesh (3 days)
- 2
Crossing the Atlas to the desert (1 day)
- 3
Merzouga and a night in the Sahara (1 day)
- 4
Fez (2 days)
- 5
Chefchaouen (1 day)
Every trip is tailor-made to your dates, budget and wishes.
Study in Morocco
Quality French-speaking schools and universities, a few hours' flight from Kinshasa.
The key steps
- Admission to a public or private institution
- For public universities and scholarships: apply through the AMCI
- Student residence permit after arrival
Requirements change: check them on official websites. Wanderlust supports you from orientation to settling in; admission is decided by the institutions and the visa by the competent authorities.
Formalities from the DRC
Congolese nationals generally need a visa for Morocco; depending on the profile, an electronic procedure may be possible. We check the current conditions for you.
Entry requirements, fees and processing times change regularly: always check the latest information on official websites. Wanderlust helps you prepare your file; the decision rests solely with the competent authorities.
Read: Visa refusal: the most common reasons and how to avoid them
Our advice
- Bargaining is customary in the souks.
- Modest dress is recommended, especially outside the big cities.
- Bring warm clothes for nights in the desert.
Ready to discover Morocco?
Visa, flights, accommodation, transfers: we organise your trip from start to finish.