S$70 Cheap Flights to Marrakech

When to book cheap flights to Marrakech?

While July to August is often too hot for most tourists, with the temperature soaring to around 40 degrees centigrade, if you’re heat hardy, this can be a great time to secure a cheap deal.

Conversely, during winter months, the weather drops to a balmy 20 degrees, making this another great time to search for cheap flights to Marrakech.

How to find the best deals to Marrakech

It can be hard to predict the high season in Marrakech, due to variable weather and factors such as which festivals are taking place. For instance, Ramadan is in August, meaning many establishments are closed during the fast.

Your best bet for finding cheap flights to Marrakech is to be as flexible as possible on dates.

Marrakech Menara Airport

International flights to the city land at Marrakech Menara Airport. With two functioning terminals and a third currently planned, this modern transport hub reflects Marrakech’s growing international status.

Both budget and premium airlines fly here, giving you more choice.

These include:

• TAP Portugal
• Ryanair
• easyJet
• Swiss International Air Lines
• Iberia
• Lufthansa
• Royal Air Maroc
• Air Arabia Maroc
• British Airways

How to get around Marrakech

Located just five miles from the city centre, Marrakech Menara Airport is practically walking distance from the heart of the city. Fortunately, transport here is very cheap, and this includes a regular shuttle that runs from the airport right into the hustle and bustle of the centre.

While are taxis are available here, the drivers are a dab hand at taking advantage of confused tourists, so be certain to agree a fair price before you hop in. This is the land of bartering after all, so don’t be afraid to get your hands dirty and fight for the right price!

Sights not to miss in Marrakech

For something a little calmer, no trip to Marrakech would be complete without a relaxing visit to a hammam, of which there are several available to choose from, catering to all budgets.

Tips for travelling in Marrakech

While no visa is required for Britons travelling to Marrakech, the culture here is quite different from that back home. Morocco is an Islamic country, so be aware that many of the local customs are more conservative than what you may be used to. Modest clothing is always required. This means no bare arms or legs, or plunging cleavages for women.

While it is a common custom for local men to hold hands, this should not be misinterpreted – public displays of affection are best avoided.

If you happen to visit during August, also be aware, this is when Ramadan takes place, meaning many establishments and market stalls will be closed.