10 Female Solo Travel in Morocco Tips
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 20 มิ.ย. 2024
- In today's video, we are talking about travel in Morocco for female solo travelers from the perspective of a Black American expat and traveler. A question I get asked often is this: Is Morocco safe for female travelers? Work with me! thejazzynation.com/services
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True if u act confident they will notice that ur a tourist and we moroccans respect tourists and treet them well
Also welcome anytime again i hope u enjoyed ♡
Yes! Thanks you so much!
The video I needed! Thank you!
You’re welcome! Thanks for stopping by!
Love love your video! A group of women friends are headed to Morocco and want to be safe and also have fun!! Love your style and video narrative.
Thank you so much!!
Thank you ,, love your energy 🤍
😊 thank you
Thank you for this! I've been finding it difficult to find solo female traveler to Morocco content that isn't totally fear mongering.
Glad it was helpful!
Hi, could you do a video on how to not get overcharged when buying things in Morocco
I will definitely add the idea to my list. Thank you.
Thank you! My best friend and I are going next month for my bday
Happy birthday! And I hope you enjoy your time!
@@TheJazzyNation1 thank you!!
Let me know what tips you add to this list for solo female travel in morocco. Thanks for watching!
Dont walk alone all the time ig in some cities xD
Curious, comparatively what advice would you have for male expats when interacting with locals? Black men, etc? Have you down a vlog on this?
I dont really get your question
If its about racism we dont really have racism in morocco
btw i am from india and a big fan of urs
Awww thanks so much!
These are helpful tips! I've heard bad reviews about Casablanca. Is Casablanca worth traveling to?
I am so glad you found this video helpful! Yes, Casa is worth a visit!
yo thats good
Thank you!
Hey! thanks so much for the info! I'm a single woman thinking of applying to be a fulbright eta in morocco, and if I get it I'd probably be living alone and commuting alone to and from the school I worked at, and maybe the only person in the program in that whole city! I'd absolutely love to have the chance to improve my teaching skills, learn arabic and experience morocco, but i'm worried i'd be miserable being that isolated for 10 whole months, especially if the amount i can go out and meet people is really limited by my gender. How easy is it to make female friends in Morocco? do you know your neighbors? also, do you know if I could get by speaking Spanish in the north? my spanish is pretty good, but i don't know any french.
I found it easy to make friends with the people I worked with and went to church with. I knew my neighbors because we worked together. The other people in my building I did not know. I would still suggest you learn french or Arabic if you are going to be in the north. Thank you for watching and good luck. Feel free to send me an email if you have more questions. I answer emails quicker.
Do you speak French or Arabic? If not, was it difficult to communicate?
I speak french. I know a few Arabic phrases that helped me get by.
I was raped badly in “555 restaurant and nightclub Marrakech “last week , because I thought it was safe to walk to the toilet alone while my friend watched my handbag. I was also raped in a public corridor / the police are corrupt and the nightclub are basically covering it up to save their reputation- at my Rhiad I was told this happens all the time. Don’t want to scaremonger but this story needs to be heard
I am sorry this happened to you. Thank you for sharing your story so others are informed.
Lovely! You, Algerian piece of you know. No matter how hard you try, you still gonna a worthless piece of you know what.
Hi is there a black expat group there to connect with?
I’m sure there are! Search black expats in Morocco on fb. That’s how I’ve been able to find groups like that in countries I move to.
If you up there in tangier you will hear Spanish. Be sure to carry pepper spray
Yes, I heard Spanish in Tangier. It was cool!
Are French and Arabic widely spoken?
In Casablanca, French was more widely spoken but Darija, Moroccan Arabic was spoken more in other areas from my experience.
omg yes!
Please help me
I hope the free information I share in my videos will help you with whatever you are going through. Good luck.