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Travel vaccines for Morocco

Marrakech souks, the Atlas Mountains and the Sahara — here's what UK travellers are usually advised before visiting Morocco, confirmed for you at a quick consultation.

Hepatitis A
Typhoid
Rabies
Tetanus booster
Marrakech and Atlas Mountains scenery in Morocco

Overview

What vaccinations do I need for Morocco?

Morocco is a popular short-haul adventure, from Marrakech and Fez to the mountains and desert. For most trips a small number of travel vaccinations are recommended on top of your routine UK immunisations.

The recommendations below are a general guide based on UK travel health advice. We'll confirm exactly what you need at a short consultation.

Plan ahead

Book 4–6 weeks before you fly

Some vaccines need time to take effect, so aim to come in 4–6 weeks before departure. Travelling sooner? Come in anyway — there's almost always something we can do.

Good to know

Malaria, mosquitoes and rabies

Morocco is malaria-free, so antimalarial tablets are not needed. Rabies, however, is present, and bites or scratches from stray dogs, cats and monkeys are a real risk for travellers — so the rabies vaccine is worth discussing, especially for longer or more adventurous trips.

  • Malaria tablets not required for Morocco
  • Avoid contact with stray and wild animals; clean any bite and seek help
  • A valid Yellow Fever certificate is only needed if arriving from a risk country
Rabies vaccination
Travel health consultation

FAQ

Morocco travel vaccines — FAQs

Medically reviewed by Muhammad Adnan, Superintendent Pharmacist (GPhC reg. 2073652) · Last reviewed 2026-06-03

Getting ready for Morocco?

Book a quick consultation at our Timperley clinic near Manchester and we'll get your vaccinations and travel health advice sorted for your trip.