Lonely Planet's Morocco guides are published in paperback and appear in two main series: Pocket Guide and Travel Guide, with an Experience-style Travel Guide included in the Travel Guide line.
Page counts across the Morocco guides include 160 pages, 258 pages, and 456 pages.
The guides cover Marrakesh and its neighbourhoods and souqs, the High Atlas, the Middle Atlas, the Rif Mountains, Fez, Southern Morocco and the Southern Oases, plus the northern Atlantic and Mediterranean coasts.
The Pocket Guide is built for short trips (about 1–7 days), the Experience guide targets 1–2 week adventures, and the classic Travel Guide format supports multi‑week trips.
The guides advertise vibrant photography and maps; several editions specifically note a pull‑out map of Marrakesh.
They highlight city experiences like souqs and cafés, adventure activities such as camel rides, quad biking and summit hikes (including Jebel Toubkal), desert dune viewing at sunset, and wildlife/wetland spotting.
Across the paperback editions, heights range from 6.02 to 7.77 inches, widths from 4.59 to 5.73 inches, depths from 0.47 to 0.75 inches, and weights from 0.37 to 0.85 pounds.