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Guides & Inspiration
Packing the Atlas and the Sahara in one bag
FROM THE ROAD
Packing for Morocco gets easier when you stop trying to prepare for one climate. A route from the coast to the Atlas and on to the Sahara is a layering problem, not a giant-suitcase problem.
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Build around layers
Light pieces that work together beat one heavy item.
Start with breathable daytime clothes, then add a light warm layer for early mornings and evenings. Comfortable closed shoes matter more than dress shoes on long medina days, and a scarf earns its place quickly in sun, dust and cool air.
Keep the bag simple enough that changing hotels does not become the hardest part of the journey.
Pack for movement first. Morocco will give you plenty of reasons to dress up later.
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The small things that matter
Sun protection, a refillable bottle, a compact day bag and room for something you buy along the way are more useful than filling every litre before departure.
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If reading this confirms what some travellers quietly suspect — that you'd rather someone who lives this handle it for you — that's exactly what our journeys are for.
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