Morocco
Blue Cities, Golden Dunes & Timeless Traditions
Join us on an unforgettable journey through Morocco’s imperial cities, the Sahara Desert and the enchanting Atlantic coast.
From AUD$3775
14 March 2027
~13 nights
Women only
Inclusions
Trip Highlights and Activities
Join Ladies Who Travel on an unforgettable women-only journey through Morocco, where ancient medinas, vibrant markets, dramatic landscapes and rich cultural traditions combine to create an experience unlike any other.
Hosted by Ladies Who Travel Founder Melissa Delaware, this incredible adventure begins in Casablanca, then travels through the blue-washed streets of Chefchaouen, the historic heart of Fes, the breathtaking Sahara Desert, the dramatic Atlas Mountains, and the charming coastal town of Essaouira, before finishing with two unforgettable nights in Marrakech.
đ Wander the enchanting blue streets of Chefchaouen.
đȘ Experience the magic of the Sahara with a camel ride and desert sunset.
đș Explore the ancient medinas, souks and artisan quarters of Fes and Marrakech.
đ¶ Connect with local culture through traditional music, food and family-hosted experiences.
đ Relax on Morocco’s beautiful Atlantic coast in the laid-back seaside town of Essaouira.
đŽ Enjoy authentic Moroccan cuisine, including a hands-on cooking class and local dining experiences.
đ A journey of connection, discovery and adventureâwhere vibrant cultures, breathtaking landscapes and shared experiences create memories and friendships to last a lifetime.


Understanding Travel in Morocco
Morocco is a fascinating and rewarding destination, but it is very different from travelling in Australia, Europe or North America. Part of its charm lies in its authenticity, rich traditions and unique way of life.
While we carefully select accommodation and experiences that provide comfort, character and excellent value, travellers should understand that this is an immersive cultural journey rather than a luxury resort holiday.
During our travels, you may encounter:
- Traditional riads and locally owned accommodation, rather than large international hotel chains.
- Occasional interruptions to hot water, Wi-Fi or other services.
- Restaurants and cafés with more limited menu choices than you may be accustomed to at home.
- Different attitudes to timing, service and daily routines.
- Limited availability of alcohol in some locations.
- Changing weather, road conditions or local circumstances may occasionally require adjustments to the itinerary.
Morocco rewards travellers who embrace the unexpected, travel with an open mind and appreciate experiences over perfection.
The most memorable moments are often the unplanned onesâa conversation with a local family, a sunset over the Sahara, getting lost in a centuries-old medina or sharing laughter with new friends when things don’t quite go according to plan.
If you enjoy authentic cultural experiences, adventure, flexibility and discovering a destination as it truly is, Morocco is likely to become one of your favourite travel experiences.













