While traveling through Morocco, many visitors are surprised by one gentle and constant presence — cats. You meet them in quiet alleys, colorful souks, mountain villages, cafés, and even in the desert.
In Morocco, cats are not just animals; they are part of everyday life, moving freely and peacefully alongside people.
Many Moroccans feed cats near their homes, shops, and cafés. They are not owned by one person — they are shared by the community. This coexistence reflects a culture of tolerance, simplicity, and quiet care that travelers often feel but cannot always explain.
- For many travelers, these small encounters with cats become some of the most memorable moments of their journey. They slow you down, invite you to observe, and remind you that travel is not only about places — but about life happening quietly around you.
In Morocco, cats are not owned — they belong to the streets, the sun, and everyone.
At MoJo Morocco Tours, we believe in slow, respectful, and meaningful travel — where nature, people, and everyday life are all part of the experience.
