Vaccines

You’ve just booked your last minute Morocco trip but you’re not sure which vaccines to get before your departure. No need to panic, here are the health recommendations to follow for the vaccines you should have before a trip to a riad in Marrakech.

Health recommendations for a trip to Morocco

Some exotic travel destinations expose you to the risk of infectious diseases. Regarding a holiday in Morocco, in a riad in Marrakech such as Riad Jamai, no vaccine is required for travelers who are nationals of a European Union country.

However, it is advisable to be up to date with your universal vaccinations, those recommended in France. In order to enjoy your Fez holidays with peace of mind, make sure you are vaccinated against these diseases: tetanus, whooping cough, hepatitis B, polio and diphtheria.

Excursion in the desert or the Atlas Mountains

There are still a few additional recommendations for travelers who wish to extend their stay in the Moroccan desert or in the Atlas Mountains. Indeed, it is preferable to get vaccinated against hepatitis A and typhoid fever.

For extended stays in more rural areas of Morocco, the World Health Organization (WHO) also recommends that tourists get vaccinated against rabies. If you have any doubts regarding vaccinations, do not hesitate to consult your doctor at least 3 weeks before your departure. They will be able to answer all your questions.

Morocco destination: perfect for the family

A traditional trip to Morocco, particularly Fez holidays at Riad Jamai, is a perfect destination for a family vacation. You won’t need to plan for health expenses for your children, which will lighten your Morocco travel budget. Also, you will have plenty of time to manage the health aspects for the whole family before your departure, even when booking a last minute Morocco trip.