Morocco Travel & Why Everyone’s Talking About It
Morocco has become one of the most talked-about destinations in the world—especially for group trips and women’s travel. From Marrakech rooftops filling Instagram feeds to Chefchaouen’s famous blue streets, this North African gem has quickly become a bucket-list favorite.
And for good reason. Morocco offers a little bit of everything—camel rides across the Sahara, ancient medinas brimming with history, colorful markets, and nights spent under star-filled skies. It’s adventurous, cultural, and soulful, all wrapped into one journey.
If you’ve been curious why Morocco keeps coming up in conversations (and photos), here’s a sample group itinerary to show you what the buzz is about. And if it sparks something in you, let’s go—I’ll be leading a WildHer Travel Morocco adventure in 2027!
Sample 11-Day Morocco Itinerary
Day 1 – Marrakech Arrival
Touch down in Marrakech, meet your group, and settle into your riad.
Day 2 – Marrakech → Dades Valley
Cross the High Atlas Mountains via the winding Tizi n’Tichka pass. Stop at Ait Benhaddou, a UNESCO Berber village (and Game of Thrones filming site), before heading through Rose Valley to Dades.
Day 3 – Todgha Gorge → Sahara Desert
Walk through Todgha Gorge, then trade vans for camels as we ride into the golden dunes of Erg Chebbi. Overnight in a desert camp under the stars—one of the most unforgettable parts of Morocco travel.
Day 4 – Merzouga Oasis & Rissani Market
Explore hidden desert oases, hear live Gnaoua music in Khamlia, and shop at the bustling local market in Rissani.
Day 5 – Sahara → Fes
Travel through the palm groves of the Ziz Valley, cross cedar forests home to wild monkeys, and arrive in the cultural capital of Fes.
Day 6 – Explore Fes
Discover the medieval medina: madrasas, mosques, fountains, and artisan workshops that feel straight out of another time.
Day 7 – Fes → Chefchaouen
Head to Chefchaouen, Morocco’s famous “Blue Pearl” tucked into the Rif Mountains. Perfect for wandering, photographing, and soaking it all in.
Day 8 – Chefchaouen → Rabat
Enjoy a laid-back morning in Chefchaouen, then continue to Rabat, Morocco’s seaside capital.
Day 9 – Rabat → Casablanca → Marrakech
See Rabat’s historic Hassan Tower, then stop in Casablanca to visit the stunning Hassan II Mosque before returning to Marrakech.
Day 10 – Marrakech Highlights
A full day exploring Marrakech: the Saadian tombs, Bahia Palace, Koutoubia Minaret, and the famous Djemaa el-Fna square with its snake charmers, storytellers, and food stalls.
Day 11 – Departures
Time to say goodbye—but the group chat, memories, and new friendships keep going long after wheels up.
Why Morocco Is Trending for Group Travel
It’s Instagram-famous, but still authentic. The photos are gorgeous, but being there is even better.
It blends culture and adventure. Souks, history, camel rides, music, desert nights—there’s something for everyone.
It’s better together. Morocco can feel overwhelming solo, but with a group it’s easy, safe, and full of shared moments.
That’s why Morocco is on everyone’s list—it’s not just hype, it really is that good.
Ready to experience it for yourself? I’ll be leading a WildHer Travel Morocco adventure in 2027. Join the waitlist and come see why everyone’s talking about Morocco.
