Morocco is a lovely country located in the northern part of Morocco; it is famous for its vibrant architecture, wonderful sceneries, and vibrant souks, which offer a variety of products including traditional crafts, handmade products like carpets, leather goods, ceramics, jewelry, and spices. Offering something special for every visitors. Additionally, Morocco is a heaven for travelers seeking to experience the lovely atmosphere of the country and enjoy a shopping experience through the winding alleys of the old Medinas. If you are shopping at local boutique, souks of old Medinas, consider bargaining, as it is a part of the Moroccan culture. This way allows you get the best price possible for your products. Furthermore, The traditional Souks is a great place for purchasing souvenirs for family, friends, or yourself. 

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Marrakech, The Ultimate Shopping Destination

Fez, Morocco is one of Morocco’s oldest cities, the city is also a heaven for shopping the leather Tanneries in Fes is one of the top places where you can buy leather products including jackets, shoes, bags…etc. Additionally, the old Medina of Fes is also filled with ceramic workshops offering blue-and-white pottery, handwoven textiles, and copper goods. For authentic purchases, look for artisan cooperatives such as Art Naji.  These wonderful souks in the old Medina of Fes offers visitors the chance to shop the traditional Moroccan products.

Essaouira: The windy City of Morocco:

Essaouira, known as the windy city, it is famous for its breathtaking beaches. Essaouira’s old Medina offering shopping opportunities, despite its more relaxed atmosphere. It is well known for its handcrafted jewelery, local art galleries, and wooden marquetry crafted from thuya wood. The medina is less complex than other medinas like Fes and Marrakech, which allows visitors to stress free, enjoy the vibrant atmosphere of the city and stroll through its narrow alleyways where several traditional products are sold including, carpets, handmade carpets, textiles…etc. If you are planning to explore the winding city of Essaouira and appreciate the city’s amazing beaches, Essaouria offering you a great opportunity for shopping.  3 days Tour from Marrakech to Merzouga

Casablanca, Modern Shopping Meets Tradition:

Casablanca is Morocco's commercial metropolis, combining ancient souks and modern malls. The Old Medina sells traditional Moroccan wares; Habbous Quarter is one of the best shopping places where you can find variety of traditional and modern product at your budget and interest.  Making it ideal place for purchasing olive wood, textiles, leather goods. Furthermore, Morocco Mall in Casablanca is one of the largest shopping center in North Africa offering variety of modern products allowing visitors to enjoy a fantastic shopping experience.

Ouarzazate & the South – Berber Craftsmanship:

Morocco’s southetern regions including the city of Ouarzazate known as Hollywood of Africa and Merzouga desert, you will find authentic Berber rugs, handwoven textiles, and green pottery unique to the region of Tamgroute. Additionally, if you are interested in purchasing high quality carpets, Taznakht is famous for its fantastic handmade carpets made by local women in the village. Don’t miss the opportunity to purchase Argan products like oil, Amellou very popular to the region of Souss-Massa and Agadir.

What to Buy in Morocco:

1. - Traditional Carpets: Handwoven by Berber tribes; each region has its own style.
2.  - Leather products including shoes, bags, and jackets.
3. The region of Tamegroute is very famous for its authentic poetry products.
4. Spices are available in every Moroccan souks especially in Marrakech and Fes.
5. Argan products including Amelou, Oil…etc.
6. Lanterns & Metalwork: Found in Marrakech and Fez.
7. Silver Berber designs from the Atlas Mountains.
8. Scarves, kaftans, blankets, vivid colors and natural fibers.

Tips for Bargaining & Shopping:

1. Bargaining is expected: Start at 50% of the asking price and negotiate politely. Negotiating is a part of the Moroccan culture, so don’t be shy to ask the seller to lower the price when purchasing local products.
2. Enjoy conversation with the Sellers and try to learn few Arabic words when buying some products at the Souks.
3. Morocco is country with cash based, so make sure to bring cash to the souks as credit card is rarely used.
4. Do not feel pressured: It is okay to walk away. Check out the quality of the item before paying it.
5. It is recommended to hire a local guide when shopping as local guide know every good and bad products and will ensure a good quality shopping.