Is Morocco safe for solo female travelers?
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How safe is Morocco for female travelers?
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based on 212 experiences from female travelers
Morocco, Group travel
Felt safe throughout my trip to Morocco. Highly recommend booking with a reputable tour company. Despite negative Reddit posts, we never felt unsafe and had a great experience. My tour guide did a great job keeping my friend and I safe. Make sure you dress conservatively.
Posted: November 13, 2025Marrakesh, Family travel
This trip was warm and comfy in my own country with my parents. The food is more than good, the prices are not bad( you can easily find your budget meanwhile). Beautiful traditional spots to visit mixing oriental and international tourism.
Posted: November 4, 2025
Xany
Spain
Tangier, Solo travel
I enjoyed a pleasant holiday in Morocco, visiting Marrakech and Tangier, wonderful cities where I enjoyed many experiences such as the food, guided tours of palaces or mosques. Discovering other cultures different from your own is always very enriching, and I would definitely return to explore more places in Morocco.
Posted: November 3, 2025Morocco, Couple travel
I would recommend Morocco, it's a really cool and interesting place. Marrakesh and Fez are cool cities to visit. Agadir and Tangier in my opinion are not worth the visit. South of the Atlas mountains I would recommend if you want to see a different, more wild Morocco. Desert cities in all it's glory. Now for the less positive things. Moroccans can be pushy, in the tourist areas. Whatever price they tell you you can be sure they have added about x10 the price it actually is. Trust me. Bargain hard! Be firm or get ripped off.
Posted: October 17, 2025
Yohanna
France
Marrakesh, Solo travel
I traveled solo to Morocco for 4 days. I went quad biking in the desert, rode camels, ate delicious local food, wandered through the souks, and watched sunsets like time had stopped. Traveling alone reminded me how capable I am. Even on a short trip, you can live deeply, reconnect with yourself, and create memories that are yours and yours only 🤍
Posted: September 5, 2025Experienced: September, 2025How safe is Morocco for women?
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Based on 88 local experiences
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Based on 88 local experiences
Morocco
Morocco is my home country. I’ve experienced a lot of harassment there since I was 7 yo, even when I wasn’t alone. I don’t recommend solo travelling. Also, the law forbids me, as a Moroccan, from having a boyfriend. So I can’t be accompanied, especially when it comes to booking a hotel with a boyfriend.
Posted: November 9, 2025
Amal
Rabat
99% safe , I am not saying this because it's my city. However, I am also coming from a small town moved here for 5 years now, and it's very safe, and the citizens are very civilized and educated, which makes it easy for foreigners to interact with the locals . So , yeah, that's the capital of Morocco
Posted: November 6, 2025
ibti
Casablanca
It's safe compared to other cities since it's the economic capital, where a lot of companies are located. However, chance of getting robbed is high so pay attention to your purses and do not trust taxis and store owners (especially men). They overcharge tourists. Ask a woman before buying any product or service. People are generally nice and will go oit of their way to help. Casablanca is not a touristy city, except the mosque and the old Medina there's nothing much.
Posted: October 10, 2025
Imane
Casablanca-Settat
Its much safer in touristic spots, tourists must stick to those places and avoid visiting places where is less safe. I’d advice anyone coming to morocco especially solo female travelers to chat with a local to be advised about what places are safer for them
Posted: October 5, 2025
Oumaima
Casablanca-Settat
It depends on the area, some places are very safe and those where tourists usually go, and some others aren't safe. I think it's the situation everywhere. You should just always be watching your stuff like your bag and try to not use phone while walking in streets and stuff
Posted: September 24, 2025Safety in Morocco
