Terms & Conditions:

Top Terms  & Conditions:

Tours Of Peace is meant to facilitate the discovery of morocco, Please be aware of these terms, conditions and tips.

Reservation / Book A Tour:

To confirm your tour in advance, a 40% deposit payment is required, only when you are totally satisfied with your personalized tour plan.

How To Pay: The payment methods we accept include: Western Union or Money Gram (bank transfer).

Cancellation Policy:

Any cancellation made prior to the arrival day will incur a charge as follow:

·         30% of the deposit will be refunded within 1 month of the arrival day.

·         10% of the deposit will be refunded within 20 days of the arrival day.

·         No refund of the deposit will be paid within 10 days of the arrival day.

Documents:

It is your sole responsibility to obtain all the necessary travel documents, for example: a passport, driver's licence and any visas if needed. Please arrange this well in advance and check that are valid before your departure date until you return.

Vaccinations and health concerns:

There are no required vaccination documentations for Morocco. Some vaccinations such as (Hepatitis, Typhoid, Rabies…) are recommended for all travellers before they travel to Morocco.  Please check out your personal requirements with your doctor.

Each town in Morocco has at least one pharmacy where you can purchase most of necessary medicaments, pills, condoms and any other health care product. If you have any particular case, bring your own.

P.S: bear in mind that it is difficult to find pharmacies and medical care in rural and poorer areas.

To Call the Emergency Ambulance: 177

The Tour Prices Depends On Different Factors:

1- Number of participants.

2- Number of selected travel days.

3- Accommodations: the hotel category and the total number of rooms.

4-High and low season.

Accommodation:

We always offer accommodations at reasonable price depending on your budget: Low budget, Mid-range budget or Top-range budget. We suggest good quality hotels and hostels in Morocco where to stay during your trip, and we are always looking for new accommodation to suits our client’s needs. If you have any different accommodation in mind .Just let us know in advance. Your comfort is above anything else!

Drinks:

It is recommended to drink only bottled water and avoid drinking tap water at all. Mineral water bottle is widely available in shops, restaurants and hotels across the country.

Berber whisky: a green tea combined with mint which is served up every morning and evening. Moroccans drink this wonderful sweet and refreshing drink several times per a day. It is considered a sign of hospitality.

Coffee is served in many cafes and restaurants.

Also, Alcohol is available in restaurants, bars, supermarkets, clubs and hotels.

Food:

Moroccan food is delicious and rich with healthy recipes; most dishes are prepared with chicken or beef or lamb, vegetables or dried fruit with a combination of spices to enhance its flavour. It is advisable to avoid eating uncooked and raw foods, and always eat at clean places.
The main meals you can expect to find in some restaurants include: 

• Berber omelette (a combination of eggs, onions, tomatoes, and herbs, cooked in oil along with some spices).
• Bissara (a thick soup made from split bean with olive oil served as breakfast meal).
• Brochettes (grilled meat).
• Couscous (steamed semolina with meat and vegetable stew above it).
• Harira (thick soup made from lentils, chick peas and tomatoes).
• Kefta (ground beef usually mixed with minced onion, cumin, paprika, coriander and parsley).
• Tajine (referred to a ware pot, also can contains meat + vegetable stew or vegetarian).
• Pastilla (is a sweet made of Mixture of onion, chicken, eggs and almonds, and spiced with cinnamon wrapped in flaky pastry).

••••• Restaurant:

Lunch meals are not included in our tours; its cost will vary depending on your own personal requirements. Please ask for the Menu when you are in the restaurant.