Wakha

How we check prices

Every price here shows its sources and the date it was last checked. If you paid something different, tell us: that is how the prices stay right.

Where the prices come from

• Official sources first for anything with a set price: the airport bus, museum and palace tickets, taxi tariffs.
• Recent reports from travellers for everything you negotiate: forums, recent travel guides and reviews from the last 12 to 18 months. We look for at least two that agree.
• People who live in Marrakech check the list. Until they have, a price comes from public sources only, and we say so.

A price with a single source is marked "one source only". When sources disagree, we show the range and say why in the tip.

What "fair" means

A fair price is what a visitor who knows the going rate usually ends up paying, not the cheapest price a local might get. Paying a little more than a local is normal; paying three times as much isn't.

Your reports

Under each price, "Paid something different?" sends us what you paid, when, and a note. We read every report before a range changes, and recheck the most-used prices every two weeks.

Privacy

Our own visit counts use no cookies. Cloudflare, which serves the site, also counts page views with Cloudflare Web Analytics, a script that sets no cookies. Pages also load a script from Travelpayouts, our affiliate network, which may set its own cookies so a booking you make through one of our links is credited to us. In Europe it loads only after you tap Allow on the small bar at the bottom of the page; to change your answer at any time, tap "Cookie choice" at the bottom of any page. Google sign-in loads only when you tap a sign-in button: until then no Google script runs, and Google's sign-in pop-up (One Tap) never opens by itself. One cookie of ours remembers the language you pick, if you pick one. To count visits we record the page, the site you came from, your country and how many days since you first opened this site in your browser (kept in your browser, never linked to you). A price report keeps only what you type in it. An email you give us is used only to tell you when the app is ready, and is deleted on request: write to hello@wakhatrip.com.

Accounts. You can sign in with Google to add notes, ask questions and save pages to your trip. We keep your Google account ID, your first name, your profile photo, the notes you write and the pages you save. We don't keep your email address. One cookie keeps you signed in; it is used for nothing else. Your first name and photo show next to your notes. A new account's first notes are read by us before others see them. To delete everything, open My trip and press "Delete my account": your account, notes and saved pages are removed at once. You can also write to hello@wakhatrip.com.

How we stay independent

Some links on Wakha are affiliate links: if you book through them, the partner pays us a small commission, at no extra cost to you. It never changes our prices, our "verified" checks or what we recommend; when a local option is cheaper, we say so first.

Who we are

Wakha is a project of Tifawt Labs, started by a Moroccan living abroad, so visitors can enjoy the country without wondering whether they're paying too much. We take no money from the businesses whose prices we list.