Recommendations and logistical advice for travelling around Morocco, including by bus, train and share taxi
Travelling from Marrakech to Fes via the Sahara is one of Morocco’s most popular itineraries and (in my opinion) deservedly so. It takes in two historically rich cities and spectacular desert landscapes, as well as an ancient ksar that’s straight out of a film set. The route passes by the dramatic gorges of Dades and…
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. Trains are the most convenient way of getting between big cities like Casablanca, Marrakech and Fes, as well as Tangier in the far northwest. Moroccan trains generally run…
While trains are the most convenient way of travelling between major cities in Morocco’s north, buses are the lifeline of the south. They not only connect Marrakech with the coastal cities of Essaouira and Agadir but they are the most affordable way of getting to Chefchaouen (usually from Tangier or Fes) and the Sahara Desert….
Driving in Morocco as a solo traveller can be an incredibly rewarding way to explore the country and offer 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…
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, families or groups, rather than those travelling solo. Some Marrakech tours and experiences require at least two people to book while others are available for…
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 – join a small-group guided tour for a week and spend a few days…
Travelling solo comes with LOTS of perks – doing exactly what you want each day, eating when you’re hungry and sleeping diagonally across the bed. But if there is a downside, it’s that you’re often left paying more than couples, families and groups of friends for tours and experiences. Some Fes tours have a minimum…
Getting around Morocco as a solo traveller is suprisingly easy, with multiple transport options available to you. From comfortable buses to domestic flights and some of Africa’s fastest trains – there’s no shortage of ways to get from A to B while staying safe. Travelling in Morocco caters well to solo travellers who love planning…