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Ladies-only departures, sister rooming
Blue medina lanes and a Sahara night, travelled with sisters
Morocco run for Muslim women: alcohol-free riads, medina guides who are women wherever possible, and a desert camp chosen for quiet and darkness rather than for a party. Ten days, one country, 16 travellers maximum — and the freedom that comes with a group where nobody has to explain themselves.
The route as we actually run it — including the quiet days, which are there on purpose.
The Hassan II Mosque — one of the very few Moroccan mosques open to visitors — then Rabat's Kasbah and the Mohammed V Mausoleum.
Two slow days in the blue city, a hike to the Spanish mosque viewpoint at sunset and the quietest nights of the trip.
The medina with a local guide: the Karaouine quarter, the Bou Inania madrasa and the tanneries, plus a women's cooperative visit.
Across the Middle Atlas to the dunes. Camel trek at sunset, dinner under the stars, sunrise on the ridge.
Jemaa el-Fnaa at dusk, the Koutoubia, the Bahia Palace and a rooftop farewell dinner.
Morocco is a Muslim country — halal is how people eat. Every riad and camp is chosen partly for being an alcohol-free environment.
Mosques are everywhere and prayer times are built into the day. Most Moroccan mosques are closed to non-Muslim visitors; the Hassan II Mosque is the exception and we book it.
Dates are guaranteed once four travellers are booked. Ask us about private departures on other dates.
Yes. The travelling group and the trip leader are women; local medina guides are women wherever we can arrange them.
Proper beds, bedding, hot food and bathroom facilities. One night only, kept to the warm months so the evenings are comfortable.