based on 226 experiences from female travelers
Barbara
France
an experience I could repeat an exceptional guide all the good times A family trip, but I think a group trip would have been even better! Every moment was exceptional! Words can't describe such an incredible trip! Having a guide who showed us the most beautiful places was fantastic; in 12 days, it felt like a month! I don't want to go home.
Posted: March 19, 2026Experienced: January, 2026Milena
Germany
I worked there in a surf camp. When I first arrived it definitely was a bit a cultural chock. The streets are very dirty, the cars are driving like crazy and the overall infrastructure felt a bit neglected (compared to what I knew from Germany). The guests were mostly European and the staff was international as well as local. It was a good vibe. All in all it was a very good experience. Turists have to be a bit careful regarding prices. They know quickly that you don’t come from there and then...
Posted: March 19, 2026Samantha
Spain
Lovely city, great infrastructure, much more modern than I expected, people are kind overall. They have a hard time with language, most of them speak only Arabian or some of them speak French, this is especially difficult at restaurants and supermarkets, but in the local markets it is different, they will very likely talk to you in your first language without a problem. At night it's very likely that homeless people will ask for money or food, but they don't get aggressive, it's a bit...
Posted: March 17, 2026Experienced: February, 2026Based on 93 reports
Based on 93 reports
Alena
I've been to three different cities in Morocco as a tourist: Marrakech, Dakla, Casablanca. The safest city for me now is Casablanca. There are a lot of police here, it's a more European neighbourhood. It's better to choose the Anfa neighbourhood for living and relaxing
Posted: March 16, 2026Loly
Tangier is safe for women travelers during the day in tourist areas as the medina, Corniche, & beaches. Harassment happens often (ignore it). Dress modestly. Many solo women enjoy it with precautions!
Posted: February 22, 2026Salma
Generally safe but u should watch out from pickpocketing in medina qdima. As a tourist or if u have europeeen features, watch out from those who claim to be a tourist guide and don t eat anywhere try to find where locals are. Generally u r safe
Posted: February 8, 2026Amal
Rabat
3 days
Hi, I’m Amal Charkaoui, a 27-year-old travel enthusiast from Rabat, Morocco. I love exploring new cultures, attending international events, and connecting with people from around the world. Fluent in English, French, and Arabic, with a touch of Spanish and German, I’m always excited to share experiences and discover hidden gems. Whether it’s a weekend getaway or an adventure abroad, I’m all about making meaningful memories with like-minded ladies! I currently live with my boyfriend, he is a friendly opend minded person, he speaks French, and Spanish as a foreign language ... My door is open for you ladies to host and teach you about moroccan culture and show you the capital . No rules could be mentioned, I believe honesty and communication win over all ... I live in the heart of the city of Rabat, which will give you a chance to be in the middle of the most beautiful places in Morocco also my house has a beautiful view which you can see in my gallery . Peace&love
Khawla
El Jadida
3 days
Hey.. im khawla, i'm 26 I'm a teacher of french language in highschool And i speak English almost fluently.. I'm open to other cultures, religions etc I have hosted 3 friends in my own house last August, they were from the US and it was fun 😊 So don't hesitate to contact me to hang out together in El Jadida, Marrakech or Casablanca Welcome to Morocco ❤️✨