WOMEN’S TRIP TO MOROCCO
SUSTAINABLE TOUR IN MOROCCO – EXPERIENCES THAT (DO NOT) LEAVE A TRACE
Join us on a special journey to Morocco, where adventure intertwines with social responsibility and the strength of women’s communities. On this unique women’s trip to Morocco we will take you through the colorful bazaars of Marrakesh, on an exciting bike tour through the city’s hidden streets, and gift you with the body-and-soul renewing experience of a traditional hammam. During the week, we’ll embark on an unforgettable Marrakesh and Atlas Mountains tour, where you can experience both the vibrant pulse of the city and the serenity of mountain villages. This mindful journey through Morocco also offers the chance to meet Berber women, discover the secrets of traditional carpet weaving, and gain insight into the treasures of their culture. Our accommodations are carefully selected riads and eco-lodges that follow the principles of ecotourism in Morocco – offering local flavors, shared experiences, and genuine connections, both with the locals and with each other.
MOROCCO TRIP DETAILS
Travel
With us, every journey is part of a greater story—the story of traveling with awareness. Travel to the destination is self-arranged and not included in the price, but from the moment you decide to join, we walk beside you, helping you choose the gentlest way to reach your destination. We calculate your footprint, explore flight-free possibilities, and guide you toward options that honor both your adventure and the Earth. Because the way you arrive is already part of the journey.
Participation fee
1477 EUR/Person
Deposit: 40% = 591 EUR upon registration.
Second installment: 60% = 886 EUR 60 days before departure.
The participation fee does not include the price of the flight ticket, but we can assist with the booking.
Maximum: 18 participants
The participation fee also includes a donation of 30 EUR, which will go to a local Moroccan women’s organization.
Accommodation
4 nights in Marrakesh in a high-quality riad, with breakfast included.
3 nights in the Atlas Mountains in an eco-lodge, with half-board included.
Dates
Spring group: April 1-8, 2026.
(8 days / 7 nights)
Available spots for the trip: 10/18
Fall group: November 3-10, 2026.
(8 days / 7 nights).
Available spots for the trip: 16/18
The trip requires a minimum of 10 participants. If this number is not met, the trip may be cancelled and all payments will be fully refunded or transferred to another trip, in accordance with the terms and conditions outlined in the contract.
Plan B — B as Berber
Day 1 – Arrival and First Moroccan Flavors
- Arrival to Marrakesh. A transfer will take you to a charming riad, which will be our home for the coming days.
- The evening begins with an authentic, traditional Moroccan dinner in the courtyard of the riad. We will taste dishes made from fresh, local ingredients that immediately immerse us in the country’s rich culinary world. This dinner marks the festive opening of our shared journey, setting the tone for the experiences ahead and allowing us to enjoy Moroccan hospitality from the very first night.
Day 2 - Flavors, Stories, and the Power of Community
- This day perfectly reflects why a women’s journey in Morocco is so special: we will cook together with local women while gaining insight into their daily lives and the inspiring work of their community. At a women’s non-profit organization , we will take part in an authentic Moroccan cooking class, learning the secrets of flavors and spices, and discovering how they support disadvantaged women in finding employment in hospitality. The income from their restaurant goes entirely toward this mission – so with every bite, we are also contributing to a good cause. The organization will also share how they supported families and individuals who lost their homes after the earthquake by preparing and distributing food.
- Afterwards, we will visit a tea ceremony where we’ll have the opportunity to talk with the women working there. Through their honest stories, we will gain insight into the challenges and joys of their daily lives and learn how being part of this community shapes and empowers them.
- In the afternoon, we will visit a unique, accessible community space that not only supports the hearing-impaired community but also plays an active role in assisting families and communities affected by the earthquake. Here, we will encounter genuine social responsibility – directly and on a human level.
- We will end the evening in Marrakesh’s vibrant medina and the famous Jemaa el-Fna square, where the kaleidoscope of sounds, scents, and colors will both enchant us and reveal the city’s true spirit.
Day 3 – Colors, Art, and the Moroccan Rhythm
- We will begin the day at one of Marrakesh’s most iconic landmarks, the Jardin Majorelle where the vibrant shades of blue and exotic plants create a truly unique atmosphere. Afterwards, we will explore the Bahia Palace , with its dazzling mosaics and magnificent courtyards – a real journey back in time into the world of Moroccan architecture and art.
- From here, we continue our exploration through the narrow streets of the medina: colorful markets, artisan workshops, and hidden courtyards reveal the true face of the city. Amidst the bustling atmosphere, we can understand how traditions and everyday life have coexisted here for centuries.
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We will enjoy our lunch at a unique, sustainability-focused venue where dishes made from local ingredients are not only delicious but also reflect the values of conscious gastronomy. This experience offers a perfect opportunity to recharge both body and soul before continuing our journey through the colorful world of Marrakesh.
Day 4 – By Bike and in the Hammam: Experiences for Body and Soul
On this day, active relaxation will be the main theme: an active exploration of Marrakesh’s streets by bicycle, and the traditional hammam experience dedicated to physical and spiritual rejuvenation. (The latter is not included in the package price and requires reservation.)
- In the morning we set off on a half-day city bike tour, that not only reveals Marrakesh’s hidden side but also introduces us to the inspiring work of a social enterprise. This initiative trains young women in guiding and bicycle repair, opening new job opportunities for them while promoting sustainable urban mobility and social equality. During the tour, we will stop at a local bakery, take a glimpse into the world of mosaic-making, rest at a sustainability-focused café, and refresh ourselves with a glass of mint lemonade. For those who prefer not to cycle, a guided bazaar walk along part of the same route offers the chance to experience the vibrant atmosphere of the bustling markets and artisans’ workshops at a more relaxed pace.
- The afternoon is all about rest and indulgence: an exclusive hammam experience and Moroccan massage await us, accompanied by fine mint tea and traditional pastries. This program is dedicated to physical and spiritual rejuvenation, allowing us to immerse ourselves in Morocco’s rich wellness traditions. (This program is not included in the package price.)
- We will end the evening with an optional program: the chance to enjoy cocktails on a charming rooftop terrace (drinks at your own expense). With panoramic views over the city, those who wish can round off the day with dancing and entertainment.
Day 5 – Ancient Knowledge and Berber Hospitality in the Heart of the Atlas
- On this day, we will leave behind the bustle of the city and travel to a remote village in the Atlas Mountains, where tourism is almost entirely absent. Here we will arrive in a community where traditional ways of life and a deep connection to nature are part of everyday existence. This day is a true journey back in time, offering the chance to experience authentic Berber culture, far away from the usual tourist paths.
- We will visit a women’s carpet-weaving cooperative.We will experience the process of washing and spinning wool , which the locals carry out in the village stream – just as they have done for centuries. We will learn how colorful threads are transformed into carpets decorated with traditional motifs, and we will also have the chance to try the meticulous work of weaving ourselves. There will be an opportunity to purchase on site, so anyone who wishes can take home a piece of this living tradition.
- During the day, we will have lunch with a local Berber family. Our hosts will warmly welcome us with traditional dishes prepared from ingredients of the mountains. The meal will be an intimate occasion where we can connect with the community not only through flavors but also through their stories.
- This day offers a complete and profound cultural experience , bringing us into real closeness with the everyday life of Berber villages in the Atlas Mountains. Washing wool in the stream, spinning and weaving together, sharing a family meal, and hearing the women’s stories all contribute to memories that will stay with us – and show how tourism can exist respectfully, preserving local traditions.
Day 6 – Among Mountains and in Community
- In the morning, we set out on a light yet experience-rich hike in the Atlas Mountains. Along the walk, the fresh mountain air, endless panoramas, and silence set the rhythm – here we truly connect with nature while our local guide shares stories about the region’s history, traditions, and the everyday life of the people who live here.
- The afternoon is free to spend at your leisure: you may choose to relax in the peaceful surroundings of the eco-lodge, retreat into the embrace of the mountains, or discover small local experiences in the area. Today’s experiences reflect the spirit of ecotourism in Morocco: we hike in the Atlas Mountains with a local guide, rest in an eco-lodge, and every part of our program contributes to the daily life of village communities.
- We will end the evening with a shared dinner at our lodge, where dishes made from fresh, local ingredients will be served. This dinner is more than just a meal: it is a communal moment where we share the day’s experiences, talk, laugh, and feel the special strength of women coming together around a table in a faraway corner of the world.
Day 7 – A Berber Woman’s Story: Farm Visit, Lunch & Traditional Bread Making
- Meet a Berber woman entrepreneur and learn about her family’s story and tourism initiative. Enjoy a guided walk around her farm, where she shares how she built the place from her grandfather’s former olive grove. Lunch is served on the farm, followed by a visit to the old village and a former olive press, where — together with her mother — you’ll learn how to bake traditional Berber bread.
Day 8 – Farewell to Morocco
- After breakfast, we set out and return to Marrakesh. We will conclude our journey with a farewell lunch, where we can once more savor the richness of Moroccan flavors and share the most beautiful moments of the past days with each other. This lunch is not only about delicious dishes, but also about community, laughter, and the way we became true travel companions over the course of a week.
- Our itinerary concludes after lunch, filled with experiences, stories, and new friendships – because this journey was about more than just travel: it was about the strength of women’s community, inspiring encounters, and sustainable experiences that will stay with us as we return home.
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Price includes
- 4 nights in a high-quality riad in Marrakesh, with breakfast included
- 3 nights at an eco-lodge in the Atlas Mountains, with breakfast and dinner included
- Welcome dinner on the first evening in Marrakesh
- Moroccan cooking class at the Amal Center, including lunch and a traditional tea ceremony
- Cycling tour in the Medina and a sustainability-focused city program
- All entrance fees and program costs included
- Accompanied by Hungarian group leaders, local guides, and a specialist in sustainable tourism
- All transfers (within Marrakech and between Marrakech and the Atlas Mountains)
The price does not include
- Flight ticket
- Baggage fee
- Travel insurance
- A mandatory tipping fee of €50 per person applies on the Morocco trip, in line with local customs. This covers tips for drivers and local guides and is collected in cash at the beginning of the trip.
- Optional personal expenses (e.g. rooftop cocktails, shopping and souvenirs), entrance fees
- Some dinners (where specifically indicated)
- Optional program: Traditional hammam, followed by a 1-hour massage and time to relax (requires reservation)
Cancellation Policy
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90 days: before the start of the Morocco trip: 50% of the paid amount will be refunded.
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60 days: before: 30% of the paid amount will be refunded.
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30 days: the paid amount is non-refundable, but the trip can be transferred to another person.
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