There’s this feeling you get when you travel to a new foreign country on your own. It’s kind of akin to the moment you step off a plane and a rush of warm air greets you before you’ve even checked that you do – yes – still have your passport . It’s a feeling of freedom, of connecting to a world bigger than your own and coming home with a deeper understanding of self. And one such country that never fails to deliver in this feeling is Morocco. From its dusty Saharan plains and peak studded Atlas mountains to the ancient cities of Marrakech, Fes and Rabat, there are few countries able to enchant imaginations quite like it. Immerse yourself in Marrakech’s labyrinthine medinas, learn the power of a perfectly brewed mint tea in Chefchaouen and let time slip away at a restorative hammam in Essaouira. A Morocco solo travel adventure isn’t complete without a trip into its rugged russet hinterland though. Alternate nights under stars with early morning summits up some of the tallest mountains in Northern Africa and reward your efforts in the serene sanctuary of a desert camp with all the piping hot tagine and fluffy couscous you can imagine.

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"The trip was excellent and we certainly came away with positive thoughts about Morocco. Frederic at Fes was an exceptionally good guide on the day we had him with us. Said, the driver at Marrakech, was particularly skilled and careful. There were plenty of highlights, but especially the Fes medina and the trip to the Atlas mountains."
Richard - Oxford
Published on 27th January 2025
"Very smooth booking process. The Concierge was very solicitous and helpful when we had occasion to contact her. "
Marie-Christine - London
Published on 21st October 2024
"Very responsive. We loved all our accommodation. The service was excellent everywhere and the location and decor of the hotels absolutely great. "
Lois - Suffolk
Published on 10th October 2024

Morocco is often overlooked on lists of solo travel destinations. But it shouldn’t be. Aware of its reputation, particularly among female tourists, the country has been steadfast in its attempts to shake it off. In fact, its locals can’t do enough, especially if you’re after a quick history of the storied country. Discover the colourful traditions weaved into the country’s strong national identity, from the call to prayer to the ornate zellige (colourful tilework) found around palaces and riads and take a piece of it home in the form of a rug, ceramic or spices at a local souq. The easiest way to rub shoulders with Moroccan locals, however, is through food. From bastillas (filo pastry stuffed with meat and vegetables) and melt-in-the-mouth mechoui (lamb) to its faithful tagine, this is the place where just asking for hot tea becomes a social event; and your Morocco solo travel adventure becomes quite the opposite.


Laze away days in Essaouira, Morocco’s token boho babe, where serious surfers intermingle with laid back locals. Wander down spice-scented lanes, peruse art galleries and stop for a tasty sfenj (doughnut-like fritter) beside its charming port. If you are, however, a cultural fiend, in search of your next out-of-mind all-encompassing adventure, look no further than the Sahara. Take Morocco solo travel to the next level as you journey through dunes with nomadic communities. Join in the party round drum-led bonfires and discover what it feels like to be truly free as you watch sunsets atop crimson peaks that overlook unruly waves and swathes of sand.

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