Your trip, planned from Ireland
Travel to Morocco from Ireland
Flights, visa, the best season and a private trip designed end to end by a Marrakech atelier — so the only thing you plan is what to pack.
Visa
Visa-free · 90 days
Gateways
Rabat-Salé (RBA)
Currency
Dirham (MAD)
Best months
Mar–May · Sep–Nov
Why Morocco
Why Irish travellers love Morocco.
Irish travellers come to Rabat for its calm and its culture: the UNESCO-listed capital pairs the Kasbah of the Udayas, Hassan Tower and the ruins of Chellah with a relaxed Atlantic seafront — and its train station puts Fes, Casablanca and Marrakech within easy reach, so 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 Rabat-Salé (RBA) in around 3.5 hours; otherwise connect easily via London, Paris or Madrid into Casablanca and continue an hour to Rabat by train.
Best arrival airports: Rabat-Salé (RBA), Casablanca (CMN). 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
Rabat is about 1 hour ahead of Ireland (Morocco stays on UTC+1 year-round), which makes for an easy, eastward adjustment.
When to go
The best time to visit.
March–May and September–November are ideal for Rabat — warm, breezy days off the Atlantic, cool evenings, and the best light over the Kasbah of the Udayas, Hassan Tower and the Chellah gardens. Summers are pleasantly tempered by the ocean; winters are mild and quiet, perfect for the museums and ramparts.
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 Rabat from Ireland?
Ryanair flies direct from Dublin to Rabat-Salé (RBA) in around 3.5 hours; otherwise connect easily via London, Paris or Madrid into Casablanca and continue an hour to Rabat by train.
What is the time difference between Ireland and Rabat?
Rabat is about 1 hour ahead of Ireland (Morocco stays on UTC+1 year-round), which makes for an easy, eastward adjustment.
When should Irish travellers visit Rabat?
March–May and September–November are ideal for Rabat — warm, breezy days off the Atlantic, cool evenings, and the best light over the Kasbah of the Udayas, Hassan Tower and the Chellah gardens. Summers are pleasantly tempered by the ocean; winters are mild and quiet, perfect for the museums and ramparts.