based on 4 experiences from female travelers
Rabat which the capital of morocco is actually an expansive city compared to other ones in morocco, the accommodation is expensive if you want a nice neighborhood, the food is really great if you know where to go and I realllyy recommend TAKOTAK (they have THE best burgers ever), as for safety it depends on the places you go to like every city there are good and bad ones
Posted: October 9, 2024Dshamila
Germany
Last summer my friends and i visited rabat, a morocan city near the coast. From my guest mother i learned what it truly means to speack from the heart, and altho we didn‘t share a common language, we shared our humor and caringness. Rabat is a city full of lovely people, street bazars and exiting places.
Posted: October 20, 2023One of the most friendliest place in morroco, I was able to wear shorts and no one was giving me any looks. Locals are very happy to help you, there isn’t much to do in the old town once you’ve visited it, but I recommend it !
Posted: July 9, 2023We stayed there to learn Arabic for three months and traveled around Morocco, people were very kind and welcoming also I recommend anyone going to Morocco to take a travel to desert overnight, it's very safe and wonderful atmosphere.
Posted: July 9, 2023Experienced: April, 2016Rabat is a very safe city. I have been living there for about 5 years and I never encounter a bad experience that is dangerous. However, be careful when going out to party at night. There are creeps everywhere and rabat is no exception.
Posted: July 20, 2024It's usually safe during the day. Be aware of your belongings when you are in crowded places. If I go out at night I get cautious about using my phone out especially in empty streets. And it's better to avoid medina streets during night.
Posted: May 20, 2024Salma
Hi! I am Salma I am curious about human being. I like chatting about life. Interested in technology, I like walking in nature, travelling, languages and cinema.
Maroua
I am a PhD student who likes to travel a lot in Morocco and I'm looking forward to meet new people along the way
saloua
Rabat
3 days
I’m Salwa from Rabat Morocco. Je m’appelle Salwa, j’aime rencontrer des femmes qui aime la nature, les voyages, et se balader en ville.