khalidikram

May I make two points? First, please don't take so much gear that you become obsessed with deciding which camera and which lens to use. The idea of going to Morocco is to enjoy the trip, and there is much to see and enjoy. A walkaround lens, such as the 24-120, a wide-angle (preferably prime, because it would be better in low light than would a zoom and interiors tend to have relatively poor light), and one zoom telephoto is probably all that you need. Second, the pestilence of tourism in Morocco is the presence of numerous and insistent "guides" who accost you on virtually every street corner and pester you with offers to show you this or that tourist site. The best defense against this sort of harassment is to hire one knowledgeable guide (perhaps recommended by your hotel or tour company) who will not only show you the sites and provide reliable information, but also fend off the others. It also goes without saying that you should keep an eye on your photographic gear. I wish you an enjoyable, informative, and photographically productive trip.

Hip Coyote

Good advice. I am a minimalist fan n gear for sure!

Miamark Loc: Florida

This is very good advice, particularly in Marakash, both as to lenses and the need for a reliable official guide.

Hip Coyote

We are on a tour with official guides. Also I travel quite a bit and take a pretty small small amount of gear. I’m set now with the great advice on this forum regarding focal lengths. I am definitely one who puts the camera down…even on safari. But it’s a good reminder! I have a few small fast primes that will work perfectly. The m43 system is certainly good for that.

Rick0747

I simplified my life a while ago with a Sony RX10 IV and have never looked back. One camera with 24-600mm lens and maybe a few filters. It’s great when traveling.