Discover the Magic of Morocco
Embark on a journey to Morocco, a land where ancient traditions blend seamlessly with vibrant modern culture. From the bustling souks of Marrakesh to the tranquil beauty of the Sahara Desert, Morocco is a destination that will captivate your senses and awaken your spirit. Imagine exploring the historic medinas of Fez, and glamping under the starry skies of the Sahara. This is more than just a trip; it’s an opportunity to connect with like-minded women, break free from the ordinary, and discover the extraordinary.
I’ve been to Morocco, and trust me, you don’t want to miss out on this trip!
Why Travel With Me?
As immigrants to the US from India, my parents were focused on rebuilding their lives and I was trying to adapt to a new culture/people as a teenager. Traveling and exploring the outdoors was not something I was encouraged to do.
In fact, growing up as an only child in a foreign country, I was often sheltered from going out and exploring. This, coupled with my experiences growing up as an immigrant, led me to develop a set of limiting beliefs.
As an adult, I discovered travel, and the outdoors helped me re-write those limiting beliefs and transform myself into the person I am today. It allowed me to break free of my self imposed limitations and do things that I dreamed of, but didn’t think I could achieve.
And that’s why I am passionate about helping others work on their mindset, rewrite those limiting beliefs and find their best version of themselves. *Optional guided meditations will be woven throughout the itinerary to enhance your inner growth.
Trips with me will often involve some type of challenge designed to help you overcome your boundaries and step into the unknown. Growth often comes from stepping into this unknown. Embracing the uncertainty allows you to uncover your true potential, fostering resilience and courage, which ultimately helps you become the best version of yourself in your life.
Trip Details
When:
October 9-18 (10 days). Plan to arrive 8th any time or 9th before 5pm in Marrakech. Depart 18th after 12pm from Casablanca or Fes airports back home.
What:
A fabulous road trip that begins in Marrakech, winds its way to the breathtaking landscapes of Dades Valley and Todra Gorge, to the magical experience of sunsets and stargazing in the Sahara, and ends in the ancient city of Fez with its labyrinthine alleys and timeless charm! Activities include a sunrise hot air balloon ride, an authentic cooking class, hiking, hammams, camel rides, ATVs, sand boarding, and more!!
PS: Professional photography included!! No blurry selfies or missed moments. Our private trip photographer documents the entire experience, giving you stunning solo portraits and beautiful group memories to look back on forever.
Who:
This trip is for 21+ women who:
- Don't want to wait for a companion
- Prefer not to travel solo
- Are feeling stuck in life and seeking a change
- Just want to get out and have fun in an empowering, supportive group
*Please note this trip is limited to only 13 women this time
Take advantage of my early bird sale!
Cost :$3699 $3299 USD/person
($400 OFF only till June 15th!)
*NOTE: Payment plans available (no interest). International flights are not included, along with tips for guides, drivers, alcoholic beverages, snacks, and visa or other travel fees. Travel Insurance is not included but HIGHLY RECOMMENDED. Refundable Flights are HIGH RECOMMENDED.
Double occupancy accommodations in 4-star riads and luxury tents (twin sharing). Where possible the rooms will have two separate beds. Otherwise there may be some nights where you are sharing one double or king bed.
All meals, featuring delicious Moroccan local cuisine
Private driver and knowledgeable local guides
Epic activities and a gallery of professional photographs
All entrance fees into monuments (where applicable)
Ready to join me in Morocco in 2026?
Reserve your spot now!
*Only a $500 USD deposit is required to reserve your spot!
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Trip Itinerary
Day 1 (Oct 9): Arrival into Marrakech!
6pm: Welcome dinner. (For arrival times, please see FAQ section).
Day 2 (Oct 10): After breakfast at the Riad, get ready to explore “the Red City of Morocco.” Historical sights include the stunning Jardin Majorelle, the Koutoubia Mosque and the Palace of Bahia.
After lunch, we will visit a traditional Berber shop to learn about and try out Argan oil, Beldi Black soap, Nigella massage balms, and Aker Fassi to name a few 🙂
Evening: Explore the souks and end with early dinner
Day 3 (Oct 11): Today, we will wake up early for the optional sunrise hot air balloon experience, followed by a lavish breakfast in the desert. Next, we’ll head to the Madrasa Ben Youssef, an architectural treasure nestled in the heart of the old Medina of Marrakech. The Madrasa Ben Youssef echoes the sounds of a glorious past and embodies an invaluable historical significance. It transports visitors to a fascinating era where art, knowledge, and culture flourished. The Ben Youssef Madrasa was constructed by Sultan Abdullah Al-Ghaleb Assaadi between the years 1564 and 1565. After lunch, rest in the hotel.
Evening: at leisure shopping in the souks and main square or optional Hammam (a traditional Moroccan massage and bath) where you will immerse yourself in a world of aromatherapy and traditional Moroccan natural remedies.
Day 4 (Oct 12): Drive to the famous Ait Ben Haddou (3 hours), explore the city, drive onward to the beautiful Dades Valley (3 hours). Today, departure time is 8:00 a.m, and our road trip will take us over the heart of the High Atlas Mountains and Tizi n’Tichka Pass (2260m). We’ll stop to enjoy the beautiful landscapes of the mountains and the special Berber Villages on the way. Once we cross the mountains we get to the gate of the desert, the oldest and most famous Kasbah of Ait Ben Haddou – A Unesco World Heritage Site used as a backdrop for more than 20 films (Gladiator, Lawrence of Arabia, Games of Thrones). We will stop for lunch, then visit this old mud kasbah. Then we will travel through the city of Ouarzazate (Hollywood of Africa) with the biggest cinema studios.
We’ll continue south to the Valley of Roses where around 400 tons of rose petals are picked every year and sent to be processed into rose water, which is known as the distillation of roses in order to produce the famous Moroccan creams and perfumes. Of course I’ve arranged a stop at a women led cooperative to see how these rose creams are made. Later, we will drive along the road of the thousand kasbahs before arriving at Dades Valley. Overnight in a hotel /riad overlooking the Valley.
Day 5 (Oct 13): Hike the Monkey Fingers trail in the Dades Valley. Today I have planned a 4-5 hour hike for us to further explore around the Dades valley. Monkey fingers are unique rock formations that look like digits of a monkey’s hand. We will enjoy the valley and the canyon and the beautiful views of the rock formations before we visit a nomadic family in their caves for a cup of tea and discover how they are living in this area of the high Atlas Mountains.
Afternoon: Lunch and relax.
Evening: Connect deeply with local Berber villagers during an exclusive cultural exchange. Share in their timeless traditions and dance to the vibrant, rhythmic beats of authentic ancestral instruments and live music
Day 6 (Oct 14): Drive to Merzouga (7 hours) with a stop in the Todra Gorge, and arrive at our desert camp in the Sahara for a sunset camel ride & stargazing. Today after breakfast in the hotel/riad, we set off to Todra valley: a green fertile valley surrounded by old mud villages, then we drive around 14 km to the Todra gorges: a canyon rising to 500m in a valley dotted with palm trees and Berber Villages. After lunch in the gorge, we will drive to the Desert (Erg Chebbi) passing by an old underground irrigation system (Khettarat), which is a system that helps people water their farms. We will continue towards the south, towards the Sahara desert where our camels are waiting for our ride across the golden dunes. Spend the night glamping and enjoy Berber music under the stars in the heart of the Sahara desert. This is a beautiful experience that you don’t want to miss!
Day 7 (Oct 15): Enjoy a sunrise camel ride on the dunes, or a leisure morning. After breakfast in the riad/hotel, we will start an explorative journey of the area, with a visit to the Gnawa people, originally slaves brought from Sudan, to experience their music and lifestyle. After that, we will drive to a desert area where we will have the opportunity to meet the nomad families still living in Berber tents and meet and learn their way of life. Today we will immerse further in the Moroccan way of life by sharing a meal (Berber pezza) with a local family. We may also visit the souk in Rissani, a traditional town which was the origin of the ruling family in Morocco and the meeting place of the Caravans that traded as far as Timbuctou in Mali. Spend the night glamping under the stars.
Day 8 (Oct 16): Drive to Fes (7 hours) stopping in the cedar forest and Morocco’s “Switzerland”. Wake up early to see one of the best sunrises in your life on top of the riad/hotel. After breakfast, we will drive to Erfoud (the capital of fossils and date) where we will discover the process of beautiful mineral fossils. Then we will leave for Fez traveling through Aoufous and Ziz Valley where we’ll stop to appreciate the panoramic views of the main source of dates in the country of Morocco. We will stop for lunch in Midelt (the capital of the apple) and meet the wild monkeys (Barbarian Apes) in the Cedarwoods of Azrou, which is considered to be the largest and biggest forest in Morocco. We proceed through Moroccan Switzerland(Ifrane) where we will have some time to explore. Finally, we will arrive in Fes.
Day 9 (Oct 17): Explore Fes. We will visit the Chouara Tannery, Madrasa Al-Attarine, Madrasa Bou Inania, stroll through the souks, and end with a cooking class/dinner.
After breakfast, you will start exploring the oldest city in Morocco, walking in its charming alleys and small streets. Our visit starts by visiting the Royal Palace gate, the Jewish quarter, the first Mellah ever built in Morocco, during the 14th century. We will also visit the famous Al Karaouine University, considered the oldest one in the world, the Tanneries, and Moulay Idriss mausoleum.
After lunch in a traditional Moroccan restaurant, you will visit the tiles cooperative for pottery, and then experience a wonderful panoramic view over the whole Medina of Fes. Later on, we will experience a local cooking class which will teach us more about moroccan cuisine/farewell dinner. I have a surprise waiting for us back at our riad so stay tuned 🙂
Day 10 (Oct 18): Departure for Fes-Saiss International Airport or Casablanca airport.
Transportation & Accommodations
Enjoy a double occupancy stay in Morocco’s 4-star riads, where traditional Moroccan architecture meets modern luxury. In the Sahara, we will experience glamping in luxury tents equipped with all the comforts you need for a memorable night under the desert stars. Throughout the trip, we will be traveling in a comfortable, air-conditioned vehicle with a private driver, ensuring a smooth and relaxing journey.
Travel Requirements
Please ensure your passport is valid for at least 6 months at time of entry. A visa is not required for U.S. citizens for stays under 90 days. If you are not a U.S. citizen, it is your responsibility to check visa requirements ahead of time. Travelers are encouraged to check the latest travel advisories and health requirements closer to the departure date on the CDC website/with your travel nurse. For this trip, we will be walking a lot and we have a moderate hike. None of the activities are strenuous, but having a decent fitness level is ideal, so you can have the best experience possible.
*Please make sure to protect your flights with travel insurance or get refundable flights as no refunds will be issued for ANY reason after June 15th, 2026. (If your trip is forced to cancel due to Iran/USA tensions, you will receive a 100% refund on all tour costs). Please note that flight refunds remain subject to your airline’s specific policies.
Cancellation & refund policy
Your deposit is refundable until June 20th. Because our trip is just 4.5 months away, NO refunds will be issued after June 20, since I have to book our accommodations, transportation, guide and activities asap for all of us. If you are signing up after June 15, no refunds will be issued for ANY reason. I highly recommend you get travel insurance to protect your trip in case of illness or an emergency. This way even if you need to cancel your trip at a later date, you can be reimbursed by your travel insurance.
However, in case I have to cancel the trip for any reason, you will be fully refunded (minus flights).
Frequently Asked Questions
A detailed packing list will be provided once you sign up but plan for a mix of comfortable, modest clothing suitable for warm days and cool nights. October in Morocco is summer weather so expect hot days and warm nights. Temps can range from 80’s in the day to 60’s in the evening. In the Dades and Sahara expect temps to drop to the 45-50’s
A moderate level of fitness is recommended as there will be walking tours and activities like a moderate hike. I recommend hitting a treadmill or incorporating walks in your neighborhood at least 3x a week for at least 1-2 months before the trip.
Moroccan use spices, aromatic herbs and a harmonious blend of sweet and savory elements. Moroccan dishes include staples like couscous and pasta often accompanied by tender stewed meats (lamb and chicken), and vibrant vegetables, as well as tagine, a slow-cooked stew named after the clay pot in which it’s prepared. Fruits, nuts, and honey are frequently incorporated too. I will send out a survey prior to the trip requesting your food preferences and allergies. Please note that while all meals are included in your trip, snacks and alcohol are not included. Yes, vegetarian food is available in all restaurants.
Registration will close June 30th, however this trip is likely to sell out as there’s been an overwhelming number of responses to my survey. Please note that I have only 13 spots available. If you are interested in going, I urge you to consider signing up sooner than later.
Morocco is safe to travel particularly as a group. As tourism into the country increases, it’s becoming more safe for tourists. Also, we will have an experienced local guide and driver with us ALL the time 24×7. To stay up to date regarding travel to Morocco, please go here.
Absolutely! This trip is designed to bring together women who are traveling solo but want to experience Morocco with a supportive group
As we will be eating in restaurants, you can ask the staff to help provide recommendations that address your dietary needs. Gluten free may not be widely available. Vegetarian is available at each restaurant.
Yes, if there’s something you don’t want to do, you can definitely opt out. Activities are designed to help you have fun, bond with the group and overcome your fears/self doubts and uncover your self-imposed limited beliefs, but at any point if you feel you just aren’t ready to experience an activity, you can absolutely just relax or do something else.
You have a couple of options.
1. You can book a flight into Marrakech (driver will provide one transfer and it is included in your trip cost) and return out of Fes or Casablanca. Make sure you arrive no later than 5pm into Marrakech as our welcome dinner is at 7pm.
2. You can book a round trip flight for Casablanca. From Casablanca you are responsible for arranging travel to Marrakech (either by train which is safe, or a private car which I can give you contact info for). My driver will provide one transfer from Marrakech airport to your hotel. The driver will provide one transfer to Casablanca on the last day (If you decide to fly out of Casablanca, the drop off is included in your trip price).
Note: If you decide to arrive earlier than October 09, you are responsible for transport and arranging your own stay for the early arrival.
I require an initial deposit of only $500 to hold your spot. I also offer a payment plan option of 3 payments of $930. Payments are due July 1, August 1, and September 1. If you wish to pay in full now, please email me at theeagertraveler@gmail.com.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Moroccan cuisine like?
Moroccan use spices, aromatic herbs and a harmonious blend of sweet and savory elements. Moroccan dishes include staples like couscous and pasta often accompanied by tender stewed meats (lamb and chicken), and vibrant vegetables, as well as tagine, a slow-cooked stew named after the clay pot in which it’s prepared. Fruits, nuts, and honey are frequently incorporated too. I will send out a survey prior to the trip requesting your food preferences and allergies. Please note that while all meals are included in your trip, snacks and alcohol are not included. Yes, vegetarian food is available in all restaurants.
When is the cut-off date to sign up?
Registration will close June 30th, however this trip is likely to sell out as there’s been an overwhelming number of responses to my survey. Please note that I have only 13 spots available. If you are interested in going, I urge you to consider signing up sooner than later.
Is it safe to travel to Morocco?
Morocco is safe to travel particularly as a group. As tourism into the country increases, it’s becoming more safe for tourists. Also, we will have an experienced local guide and driver with us ALL the time 24×7. To stay up to date regarding travel to Morocco, please go here.
Can I opt out of any of the activities?
Yes, if there’s something you don’t want to do, you can definitely opt out. Activities are designed to help you have fun, bond with the group and overcome your fears/self doubts and uncover your self-imposed limited beliefs, but at any point if you feel you just aren’t ready to experience an activity, you can absolutely just relax or do something else.
What airport should I fly in and out of?
You have a couple of options.
1. You can book a flight into Marrakech (driver will provide one transfer and it is included in your trip cost) and return out of Fes or Casablanca. Make sure you arrive no later than 5pm into Marrakech as our welcome dinner is at 7pm.
2. You can book a round trip flight for Casablanca. From Casablanca you are responsible for arranging travel to Marrakech (either by train which is safe, or a private car which I can give you contact info for). My driver will provide one transfer from Marrakech airport to your hotel. The driver will provide one transfer to Casablanca on the last day (If you decide to fly out of Casablanca, the drop off is included in your trip price).
Note: If you decide to arrive earlier than October 09, you are responsible for transport and arranging your own stay for the early arrival.
A detailed packing list will be provided once you sign up but plan for a mix of comfortable, modest clothing suitable for warm days and cool nights. October in Morocco is summer weather so expect hot days and warm nights. Temps can range from 80’s in the day to 60’s in the evening. In the Dades and Sahara expect temps to drop to the 45-50’s
A moderate level of fitness is recommended as there will be walking tours and activities like a moderate hike. I recommend hitting a treadmill or incorporating walks in your neighborhood at least 3x a week for at least 1-2 months before the trip.
Moroccan use spices, aromatic herbs and a harmonious blend of sweet and savory elements. Moroccan dishes include staples like couscous and pasta often accompanied by tender stewed meats (lamb and chicken), and vibrant vegetables, as well as tagine, a slow-cooked stew named after the clay pot in which it’s prepared. Fruits, nuts, and honey are frequently incorporated too. I will send out a survey prior to the trip requesting your food preferences and allergies. Please note that while all meals are included in your trip, snacks and alcohol are not included. Yes, vegetarian food is available in all restaurants.
Registration will close June 30th, however this trip is likely to sell out as there’s been an overwhelming number of responses to my survey. Please note that I have only 13 spots available. If you are interested in going, I urge you to consider signing up sooner than later.
Morocco is safe to travel particularly as a group. As tourism into the country increases, it’s becoming more safe for tourists. Also, we will have an experienced local guide and driver with us ALL the time 24×7. To stay up to date regarding travel to Morocco, please go here.
Absolutely! This trip is designed to bring together women who are traveling solo but want to experience Morocco with a supportive group
As we will be eating in restaurants, you can ask the staff to help provide recommendations that address your dietary needs. Gluten free may not be widely available. Vegetarian is available at each restaurant.
Yes, if there’s something you don’t want to do, you can definitely opt out. Activities are designed to help you have fun, bond with the group and overcome your fears/self doubts and uncover your self-imposed limited beliefs, but at any point if you feel you just aren’t ready to experience an activity, you can absolutely just relax or do something else.
You have a couple of options.
1. You can book a flight into Marrakech (driver will provide one transfer and it is included in your trip cost) and return out of Fes or Casablanca. Make sure you arrive no later than 5pm into Marrakech as our welcome dinner is at 7pm.
2. You can book a round trip flight for Casablanca. From Casablanca you are responsible for arranging travel to Marrakech (either by train which is safe, or a private car which I can give you contact info for). My driver will provide one transfer from Marrakech airport to your hotel. The driver will provide one transfer to Casablanca on the last day (If you decide to fly out of Casablanca, the drop off is included in your trip price).
Note: If you decide to arrive earlier than October 09, you are responsible for transport and arranging your own stay for the early arrival.
I require an initial deposit of only $500 to hold your spot. I also offer a payment plan option of 3 payments of $930. Payments are due July 1, August 1, and September 1. If you wish to pay in full now, please email me at theeagertraveler@gmail.com.
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Book your spot now and prepare to experience the magic of Morocco with Preethi!
Disclaimer:
By signing up for the Morocco group trip, you acknowledge and accept that participation in this trip involves inherent risks and potential hazards associated with travel, outdoor activities and transportation in a foreign country. While every effort will be made to ensure a safe and enjoyable experience, the trip organizer, guides, and affiliated parties are not liable for any injuries, losses, damages, or unforeseen circumstances that may occur during the trip. It is strongly recommended that participants obtain travel insurance to cover any medical expenses, trip cancellations, or any other emergencies that may arise. Your participation in this trip indicates your understanding and acceptance of these risks and your agreement to hold the trip organizer and associated parties harmless from any liability. Before the trip you will be asked to sign a liability waiver.
