Female couch surfing in Morocco

Stay with local women in Morocco to see how they live, listen their stories and learn about their culture.

Aziza

Casablanca, Morocco

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About me

I am Aziza, I am 23 years old, I am a college student in English studies department, I got a diploma in marketing. I love pasts like cats and birds, I like exchanging and learning languages. I would like to get to know other cultures as well.

My interests

Books, Dancing, Culture, Languages, Food & Cuisine, Nature, Photography, Events & social

You can stay for:

2 days

I can host:

1 guest

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Souad

Marrakesh, Morocco

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About me

Assalamo alaikum, my name is souad, from morocco and iam 24 years old

My interests

Architecture, Books, Culture, Dancing, Education, Food & Cuisine, Health, Languages, Technology, Swimming, Solo Travel, Shopping, Photography

You can stay for:

7 days

I can host:

4 guests

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Zahra.morocco

Merzouga, Et-Taous, Morocco

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About me

My name's Zahara I live in Morocco, and I'm ready to host any females friends who are looking to visit Morocco

My interests

Books, Camping, Cycling, Digital Nomad, Hiking, Food & Cuisine, Education, History, Languages, Running, Shopping, Swimming, Solo Travel, Surfing, Trekking, Sightseeing, Photography, Nightlife

Countries I’ve Visited

🇦🇷 Argentina, 🇧🇴 Bolivia, 🇧🇷 Brazil, 🇮🇩 Indonesia

You can stay for:

7 days

I can host:

6 guests

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Dina

Casablanca, Morocco

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About me

Hey, nice to meet you!😀 My name is Dina, I am Moroccan and an electrical engineer. I love traveling, meeting new people and discovering different cultures🌍. These are my hobbies: Painting, cooking and of course traveling ✈️😍.

My interests

Sightseeing, Nature, Languages, Health, History, Food & Cuisine, Fashion, Education, Culture, Cinema, Books, Backpacking, Business, Art, Architecture, Animals

Countries I’ve Visited

🇲🇦 Morocco

You can stay for:

7 days

I can host:

6 guests

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Daily

Casablanca, Morocco

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My interests

Backpacking, Books, Business, Dancing, Languages, Technology, Rafting, Live Music, Health, Food & Cuisine, Fashion, Digital Nomad

You can stay for:

3 days

I can host:

1 guest

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Souka

Morocco

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About me

Hi friends my name souka from morocco my city name tanger north of the country I am 30 years old hope to meet you soon

You can stay for:

3 days

I can host:

1 guest

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Amina

Hey That is my first solo travel, it s ll be more fun if we can hang out , I m sure we are going to spend good moments.

Souad

Assalamo alaikum, my name is souad, from morocco and iam 24 years old

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Ayisha

I am new to travelling, and am trying to visit at least 1-5 new country every year. Interested in solo travelling, and meeting new people from around the world.

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Travel Lady

I spent Christmas with a female friend in Marrakech it was very stressful with the vendors they grabbed us and were extremely insistent, we took a “wrong” route to a less touristy area and even little children were screaming at us and following us around. It was very bad. Then we took a trip to the sahara, was better but I had the feeling they were trying to take all the money as possible from us that they could, I mean they would drive through the city to stop at a restaurant where there was absolutely nothing else to choose from with very high prices. It was at the end a nice little trip we did. And I traveled to the beach I cannot remember the name of the city. Nobody was harassing us. I wore bikini’s and hang around until late.

Travel Lady

I stayed at the Mamounia and a local riad. Essaouira was great, Chefchaouen (photo ops at every turn), overnight at the desert (but I would go for a longer desert trip next time), Ait Ben Haddou. There wasn’t much to see in Casablanca but had to fly out from there. Wore loose long-sleeved, long skirt, scarf (to enter mosques).

Travel Lady

Marrakech was my least favourite place I visited in Morocco, it can be really overwhelming. Fez, Essaoueira and Chefchaouen were way more relaxed in my experience and I didn’t get harassed nearly as much there. It can be a bit of a culture shock, took me a day or two adjust.

Travel Lady

I loved Morocco and had no issues traveling solo. I wasn’t a fan of Casablanca (I was only there for one night for my flights), but I loved everywhere else. Lots of catcalling in the Medina in Marrakech but that’s part of the culture, there’s no expectation to even acknowledge it and it’s fine to just keep walking. If you go onto a shop and they offer you tea, accept it - it’s a gesture of hospitality. The dress was more modern than I’d anticipated but I was glad to have packed clothing that was looser and conservative anyway. Take baby wipes with you and only drink bottled water. The call to prayer is beautiful. I stayed in riads everywhere except for my connections in Casablanca, and I treated myself to a full day at a hammam. Expense wise I thought it was pretty affordable but I didn’t spend a whole lot while I was roaming. My riads all included breakfast and an evening snack, so I just grabbed street food while I was out wandering. The tipping culture is very different from the US, and little kids will approach you and ask for change. Don’t do it, it’s a pickpocketing scheme. Not too much trouble finding English speakers but if you know a handful of French phrases it can be helpful. Overall the people were warm and friendly, the country is gorgeous and fascinating. It was life changing for me.

Travel Lady

Morocco is totally safe, good public transport, it was fairly easy to get around. There are tours too - went to the Sahara for a few days. The annoying thing is that people will try to sell you something, you need to haggle really hard as most likely the price they offer is ridiculously high. As you stand out most likely you will be the one who will be approached by millions of sellers. Also, if you get lost in the narrow streets and someone offers to help you, at the end they ask for money so the best thing is to clarify for how much they are going to charge. Morocco is a very interesting place though - desert, ocean and mountains and cultural heritage! Food is great too. Wonderful place.

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