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how much money for a week in morroco?

  • 19-01-2009 8:15pm
    #1
    artnotort
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    self explainatory really. ive never been to morroco taking my boyfriend for a week. we're students (important lol)
    ive no idea how expensive things like food are?
    anyway if anyone could help i'd greatly appreciate it
    cheers


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  • #2
    RATM
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    Food there is cheap, meals are from €2 ( street snacks ) up to €100 ( restaurants in luxury riads )if you want.
    A double room will set you back about €15-20 per night, depending on where in Morocco you are. It is possible to pay a little less than this and it is certainly possible to spend way more but thats a guide price.


  • #3
    cfitz
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    artnotort wrote: »
    self explainatory really. ive never been to morroco taking my boyfriend for a week. we're students (important lol)
    ive no idea how expensive things like food are?
    anyway if anyone could help i'd greatly appreciate it
    cheers

    Where in Morocco are you going? The more remote you go, the cheaper things are. If you go to Agadir you will find there are lots of nice restaurants that are a good bit cheaper than Irish restaurants but you probably won't find many really cheap places. If you go to somewhere that isn't touristy, there might be no fancy restaurants, just really cheap places that do simple meals.


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