12 Ways to Explore Morocco on a Budget as a Solo Traveller
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12 Ways to Explore Morocco on a Budget as a Solo Traveller

Looking for ways to explore Morocco on a budget? Discover 12 of my top tips for solo travellers looking for an affordable adventure in this North African nation. Having explored all over the world as a solo traveller, I’d say that Morocco lies somewhere in the middle budget-wise. It’s not super cheap or super expensive….

Common Morocco Tourist Scams for Solo Travellers to Be Aware Of
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Common Morocco Tourist Scams for Solo Travellers to Be Aware Of

Worried about common Morocco tourist scams as a solo traveller? This article is all about understanding what they are and how to avoid them. I genuinely love Morocco and have had so many incredible experiences in the country, many of which have revealed the best of humankind. Whether it’s travelling solo in remote regions, chatting…

An ONCF train parked at a Moroccan railway station
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Getting Around Morocco by Train as a Solo Traveller: Routes + Travel Tips + Safety Advice

If you’re travelling solo in Morocco and exploring the north of the country, chances are, you’ll end up taking a train at some point during your trip. On my first visit to Morocco back in 2014, I got straight off my long-haul flight in Casablanca and stepped onto a train. Over the last 10 years,…

Getting around Morocco by Bus as a Solo Traveller: Best Companies + Travel Tips + Safety Advice
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Getting around Morocco by Bus as a Solo Traveller: Best Companies + Travel Tips + Safety Advice

While trains are the most convenient way of travelling between major cities in Morocco’s north, buses are the lifeline of the south. Buses not only connect Marrakech with the coastal cities of Essaouira and Agadir, but they are also the most affordable way of getting to Chefchaouen (usually from Tangier or Fes) and the Sahara…

Looking through an arch into the whitewashed Essaouira medina
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Solo Traveller-Friendly Small-Group Experiences in Essaouira

Tucked away behind centuries-old walls, Essaouira exudes a relaxed, bohemian vibe that is uniquely its own. This coastal Moroccan city is rapidly gaining popularity as one of the country’s top tourist destinations and it’s easy to see why. Essaouira’s relaxed streets are filled with art galleries and eclectic cafes while radiating an overall feeling of…

Travelling by rental car is one of the best ways to get around Morocco
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Renting a Car and Driving in Morocco as a Solo Traveller: Is it Safe?

Driving in Morocco as a solo traveller can be an incredibly rewarding way to explore the country. It offers experiences you couldn’t have otherwise. From navigating the winding roads of the Atlas Mountains to finding hidden beaches along the Atlantic coast, having your own set of wheels gives you the freedom and flexibility to get…

Intricate details on the Ben Youssef Madrasa in Marrakech
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Solo Traveller-Friendly Small-Group Experiences in Marrakech

Visiting the “Red City” as a solo traveller? Discover some of the best small-group tours in Marrakech to discover everything this destination has to offer. Marrakech is one of Morocco’s most visited destinations, with a wealth of activities and experiences to keep tourists entertained. But the truth is, many of these are tailored towards couples,…

Blue and white buildings line a narrow street in the Essaouira medina
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9 Stunning Places to Stay in Essaouira for Solo Travellers

Essaouira is one Moroccan city that I think is absolutely perfect for solo travellers, which is why I’ve visited independently so many times. We lived a couple of hours drive south for several years and I would often come up to Essaouira for a culture fix. The artsy, bohemian atmosphere creates a laid-back spirit; there…

Group Tours vs Independent Travel in Morocco for Solo Travellers
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Group Tours vs Independent Travel in Morocco for Solo Travellers

If you’re thinking about venturing to North Africa solo, you might be weighing up the benefits of group tours vs independent travel in Morocco. Both are easily accessible in the country and it’s even possible to do a bit of both. You could join a small-group guided tour for a week and spend a few…