Attire Tips
Smart Casual attire will be appropriate for most of your time in Marrakech. Don’t forget to pack a swimsuit if you plan to use the resort pools. You may also want to bring layers for cooler evening temperatures and air-conditioned rooms.
Smart Casual
Perfect for leisure time and meals at the resort, hosted activities, the Business Meeting Happy Hour on May 13 or 18, and the Farewell Dinner on May 15 or 20
- Slacks, khakis, skirts or dresses
- Dress shirts or polo-style shirts
- Blouses, sweaters or knit shirts that cover the shoulders
- Sport coats or dressy jackets
- Ties optional
- Nice tennis shoes or loafers
- Heels, flats, ankle boots or dressy sandals
While traveling in Marrakech, it’s best to blend in with the locals. The more you look like a tourist, the higher the likelihood of being targeted by pickpockets. Here are a few tips for what to wear while out and about:
- Wear conservative and neutral styles
- Skip the bling; accessorize with scarves
- Choose pants over shorts
- Bring comfortable walking shoes
- Don’t wear baseball caps or adorned T-shirts
- Respect religious churches/monuments (bare arms, shorts and backless or short dresses are considered inappropriate)
- Bring a jacket, sweater or fleece pullover
- Pack light gloves and a scarf
Golf
Perfect for Golf at Al Maaden Golf Course
- Bermuda-length shorts, skirts, capris or khakis
- Polo-style or sleeveless shirts with collars
- Soft-spiked golf shoes or smooth-soled tennis shoes