Guide to Women’s Travel In

Morocco

Travel by Book to Tangier, Morocco with “Tangerine” by Christine Mangan

For our March 2023 book of the month, we return to Morocco, for a gripping psychological thriller set in 1950s Tangier.

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Latest Stories From Morocco

23 Women Whose Travel Memoirs Will Inspire Your Next Journey

by Carolyn Ray | May 18, 2021

There is no shortage of incredible travel memoirs written by women. Here are 23 of our favourite authors, as recommended by our readers.

“Morocco to Timbuktu: An Arabian Adventure” by Alice Morrison

by Carolyn Ray | May 3, 2021

Adventurer Alice Morrison’s book is a quest for knowledge, exploring the Salt Route between Morocco and the lost city of Timbuktu.

5 Places Locals Want to Keep a Secret: Women-Recommended Homestays

by Amanda Burgess | Feb 21, 2021

These women-recommended stays will help you live like a local in Hawaii, Morocco, Canada, Puerto Rico, Spain, and Amsterdam.

Destination Morocco – 6 Safety Tips for Mature Women Travelling in Muslim Countries

by Diana Eden | Nov 12, 2020

Contributing writer Diana Eden shares safety tips gleaned from her travels through Morocco with her sister – two Canadians in their 70s who chose to stay in the peaceful oasis of riads as balm to the heat and chaos of a dazzlingly country always in motion.

Christine Osbourne’s Fearless Memoir “Travels with My Hat” Takes you on a Solo Tour of the Middle East

by JourneyWoman Staff | Sep 30, 2020

Beloved by solo travellers, ‘Travels with My Hat: A Lifetime on the Road,’ by Australian Christine Osborne, is an incredible story of a fearless, brave woman, who travelled to remote areas of Ethiopia, Egypt, Saudi Arabia, Yemen, Iraq, Pakistan, and Morocco at a time well before the Internet, travel guides and mass tourism.