Hoi, Het hotel waar wij overnachtten had wel een kaart voor ons, maar ik moet zeggen dat het dan nog lastig is hoor. De kaart is niet heel duidelijk en niet alle kleine straatjes staan erop. Ik kan je aanraden de app maps.me te downloaden. Je kunt dan navigeren op je telefoon zonder internet. Mocht je echt verdwalen dan kun je die app erbij pakken. Daarnaast kun je het ook aan de locals vragen, maar vraag het dan in de medina zelf aan de mensen van de marktkraampjes of de shopjes. Andere mensen op straat kunnen je nog wel eens de verkeerde kant op sturen. Het is dan wel handig als je frans spreekt. succes en veel plezier! groetjes Lindsey

Actually i had some issues when i was there! And we avoided juices, ice, salads, etc...i've had my dinners at my Riad, and there, i did not have problems. I've had issues when i had my meal outside the hotel. Avoid street food or fresh stuffs outside the hotel. Bring some medicines for diarrea, just for prevention. If you hire a guide, he will take to the places that pay him to do it, so, you can deny or survey another recommended places on a guide, like Lonely Planet, and ask him to take you there. If someone in the streets offer to help you, do not accept. It's not dangerous, but they want to take you to some places that pay them for it. There are some restaurants in the Medina with european owners, are safer, once they can handle the food more carefully than the locals. I received this tip from a moroccan guy and it was good, once i did not have issues after eat in these places. If you need more informations, feel free to contact me.

I think any day of the week would be fine. However to get the best of Morocco culture, it is must to stay in Medina in a Riad - a traditional place converted into hotels. Staying in a hotel in the new part of the city is the same as staying anywhere else in the world

I have used a hotel in the main avenue des FAR. It is very convenient and close to all restaurants and shops

yes i am organising tours with travel agency here in fez your welcome & by the same time i am writing a thesis research on evaluating tourism in the on the city of fez thank you

Yes you could, but I felt getting a good guide for first day to get bearings and acclimatise made sense. Less due to getting lost, but more about not missing things you could pass without knowing . Great time to visit as will be good temperature .

I'd say at least a day

You can book in Marrakesh in several places but it is a 2 or 3 day trip for a true visit to Sahara. Long long drive even with interesting stops for 1 hour boring camel ride. Only good trip is a private yet costly trip. But still at least 2 days.

I stay in Fez 4 days....2 days is enough to see sights in Fez,one day for visit Meknes and Volubilis and one day for Chefchaouen (must see!!!!).Forget the camel ride in Fez... Regatds Marko