A collection of travel guides focused on Moroccan destinations and designed specifically for solo travellers
Looking for the best places to stay in Rabat for solo travellers? The Moroccan capital can feel like a breath of fresh air after the organised chaos of Casablanca. In its Ville Nouvelle, you’ll find wide boulevards lined with colonial French buildings, while the historic medina is watched over by an atmospheric kasbah. In my…
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…
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…
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 for solo travellers and it’s easy to see why. Its relaxed streets are filled with art galleries and eclectic cafes while radiating an…
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…
Spending a night (or two) in the Sahara Desert is high on the list of “things to do” amongst solo travellers to Morocco…and for good reason. Not only does it allow you to escape the bustling medinas (which, let’s face it, can become overwhelming) but experience a completely different side of Morocco. Travelling solo to…