December in Morocco is a bit of a mixed bag. It can be crisp, sunny days beneath snow-dusted mountains. Or it can (as 2025 taught us during the AFCON tournament) be grey skies and heavy rainfall. If the last 10 years in Morocco has taught me anything, it’s that December is a month of contrasts:…
If you’re considering a solo trip to Morocco in November, you’re looking at one of the country’s most underrated months. In my opinion at least! There’s usually a bit of a lull in tourist numbers following the idyllic weather of early autumn and before the influx of people who arrive at the end of December. …
If you’re planning a solo trip to Morocco, October is considered by many people to be one of the best months to go. And I have to agree! The intense summer heat has eased and the Sahara once again becomes accessible. Oh, and the Atlantic waters are still warm enough to swim if you’re craving a…
If you’re planning a solo trip to Morocco and debating when to go, September might be the sweet spot you didn’t know you were looking for. The extreme heart of summer is beginning to fade and peak-season crowds are starting to thin out. But the ocean’s still warm enough to swim and the desert’s becoming…
If you’re considering a solo trip to Morocco in August, you’ve probably got one big question on your mind: Is it too hot? The honest answer: it depends on where you go and what kind of experience you’re looking for. Personally, August isn’t one of my favourite months to be in Morocco. But that’s because…
One of the most searched questions about solo travel in Morocco (particularly from women) isn’t about riads, souk shopping or desert tours. It’s about harassment and catcalling in the street. I’ve experienced it personally and I know how upsetting it can be. It makes you feel unsafe (even when it’s not malicious) and it stops…
There’s a lot to get your head around when travelling solo to a new country and currency is one of them! What is it? How much is it worth in relation to your home currency? And what is the best way to get your hands on it? As soon as you mention that the Moroccan…
If you’re someone who loves beautiful homewares, Morocco’s souks are a dream. They’re overflowing with handmade rugs, filigreed brass lanterns and leather pouffes, not to mention colourful ceramics and gorgeous teapots….and teacups….and tea trays! For solo travellers, Morocco’s souks can also feel overwhelming. I still remember the first time I stumbled into the Marrakech souks…
Essaouira was the second city I visited solo on my first trip to Morocco back in 2014. But it was the first city I felt truly comfortable in. I had flown into Casablanca and got straight on a train to Marrakech, arriving amidst the 40-degree heat of an August day. It was complete overwhelm! The…
I think there are three types of solo travellers. Those who want to travel completely independently, those who want to join a multi-day tour for the duration of their trip and those who want to combine both. I would say I’m in the latter group. Travelling independently is usually my preferred option. But I also…