Your trip, planned from Ireland
Travel to Morocco from Ireland
Flights, visa, the best season and a private trip designed end to end by our team — so the only thing you plan is what to pack.
Visa
Visa-free · 90 days
Gateways
Marrakech (RAK)
Currency
Dirham (MAD)
Best months
Mar–May · Sep–Nov
Why Morocco
Why Irish travellers love Morocco.
Irish travellers come to Morocco for the contrast and the closeness: imperial cities, the Sahara, the Atlas mountains and the Atlantic coast, all in one welcoming country where a private trip turns a long-held dream into an easy, well-run reality.
Getting there
Flights from Ireland
Ryanair flies direct from Dublin to Marrakech, Fes and Agadir in around 3.5 hours; otherwise connect easily via London, Paris or Madrid.
Best arrival airports: Marrakech (RAK), Fes (FEZ), Agadir (AGA). We meet every guest in arrivals and drive you door to door — see airport transfers.
Do you need a visa?
Irish passport holders enter Morocco visa-free for up to 90 days for tourism. No advance visa is required — bring a passport valid for six months beyond your travel dates.
Time difference
Morocco shares Ireland's standard time (UTC+0), so there is effectively no jet lag to adjust to. If Ireland uses summer time, Morocco is an hour behind in summer.
When to go
The best time to visit.
March–May and September–November are ideal across most of Morocco — warm days, cool evenings, and the best light for the medinas, coast and desert. The Sahara is best October–April; the Atlas peaks hold snow into spring.
Where to start
Private trips Irish travellers book most.
Good to know
Morocco from Ireland — your questions.
Do Irish travellers need a visa for Morocco?
Irish passport holders enter Morocco visa-free for up to 90 days for tourism. No advance visa is required — bring a passport valid for six months beyond your travel dates.
How do I get to Morocco from Ireland?
Ryanair flies direct from Dublin to Marrakech, Fes and Agadir in around 3.5 hours; otherwise connect easily via London, Paris or Madrid.
What is the time difference between Ireland and Morocco?
Morocco shares Ireland's standard time (UTC+0), so there is effectively no jet lag to adjust to. If Ireland uses summer time, Morocco is an hour behind in summer.
When should Irish travellers visit Morocco?
March–May and September–November are ideal across most of Morocco — warm days, cool evenings, and the best light for the medinas, coast and desert. The Sahara is best October–April; the Atlas peaks hold snow into spring.