Registration will close approx 90 days before the trip (July 15, 2026), however, most of my trips sell out in less than a WEEK. If you are interested in going, I encourage you to sign up as soon as possible versus later. You can always pay a deposit and get a full refund within the first 30 days of registration.

Please note that I only have 14 spots available.

I require an initial deposit of $500 to hold your spot and then I offer payment plan options of either 2 payments of $1350 or 4 payments of $675 per person. 

If you choose to pay the remaining balance before those deadlines you can contact me at [email protected]

You’ll need to arrange your own roundtrip international flights to Casablanca (CMN) and then either take a train or book a short, one-way domestic flight to Marrakech (RAK) on Royal Air Maroc arriving on October 18th no later than 3PM (local time).

Your return flight from Casablanca should be arranged after 3PM on October 28th.

I will arrange transportation to pick you up from the Marrakech airport or train station. If you arrive before Oct 18th or stay longer than Oct 28th, you will need to arrange your own hotel and transportation to/from the hotel.

International flights to and from Morocco are not included in your trip fee. In addition, alcoholic beverages, one lunch in Fes (during free time), snacks, tips for guides, and any personal incidentals are not included.

Travel insurance is not included but highly recommended to protect you in case of medical issues, trip interruption or cancellation, or lost/stolen baggage. You can get a free quote (and it’s very affordable!).

The only optional add-on experience is the traditional hammam + massage treatment in Marrakech (approx. $120 USD), which you may choose to add during registration.

Your trip fee includes all accommodations in 4–star boutique riads and hotels, a luxury Sahara desert camp, all ground transportation, private driver and guide, all scheduled excursions and entrance fees, meals, and mindfulness practices throughout the trip. You’ll also receive a professional photo gallery capturing your experience.

Yes—Morocco is generally very safe for women travelers, especially when visiting popular destinations like Marrakech, the Sahara, and Fes. Like many countries, petty crime such as pickpocketing or occasional street hassle can happen, but violent crime against tourists is extremely rare. Most women who visit Morocco feel comfortable, welcomed, and well cared for.

For our trip specifically, your safety and comfort are top priority. We will have a trusted local guide and private driver with us at all times, handling navigation, logistics, and cultural interactions so you can relax and enjoy the experience fully.

Traveling with an organized group provides an added layer of support, safety, and ease—so you can simply show up, explore, and feel completely taken care of.

All accommodations on my trips are based on shared occupancy, meaning you’ll share a room with at least one other woman from the group. You’ll each have your own bed, typically in a twin or multi-bed room setup.

Shared rooms are a great way to build connection and often lead to some of the most meaningful friendships on these trips!

If you’re traveling solo, I’ll thoughtfully pair you with a roommate—many women come on their own, and I do our best to match you with someone compatible.

That said, on rare occasions due to hotel layout or limited availability in remote locations, I can’t always guarantee separate beds in EVERY room. Usually this means sharing a queen or king bed. If this comes up, I’ll communicate with you in advance and do my best to make sure you're comfortable.

Private rooms may be available for an additional fee. If you’d like your own room, just reach out after registration and I’ll let you know what’s possible based on availability.

If you have food allergies, we will accommodate you food needs and preferences. I always send out a survey prior to the trip for this reason, so we can plan our meals at restaurants that accommodate different food allergies and preferences (such as gluten-free, vegetarian, dairy-free).

*Please note that alcoholic beverages or specialty drinks (such as mocktails) and snacks are not included in your trip fee. Also, keep in mind that there is a meal budget, so if you want to order more than that, you will just pay me the difference at the end of the trip.

Absolutely. While all activities are thoughtfully curated to give you the best experience possible, everything on this trip is optional. If you ever need some downtime or prefer to explore on your own, you’re welcome to do so.

Just keep in mind that the itinerary is designed as a group experience, so transportation and logistics are arranged around scheduled activities. If you choose to skip something, any additional costs for separate transport or meals would be your responsibility.

This is your adventure—you get to make it what you need it to be.

October is one of the best months to visit Morocco, with comfortable daytime temperatures and cooler evenings. In Marrakech and Fes, expect highs in the mid-70s to low-80s°F (24–28°C) with mild mornings and nights. In the Sahara, days are warm but not extreme, and evenings in the desert can get chilly—sometimes dropping into the 50s°F (10–15°C)—so layers are essential.

For packing, plan for a mix of lightweight, breathable clothing for daytime exploring, plus warmer layers (sweaters, a light jacket, long pants) for desert nights and mountain areas like the Dades Valley. Comfortable walking shoes are a must for medina tours and hikes.

Don’t forget sun protection (hat, sunglasses, sunscreen), a swimsuit for riads with pools, and something cozy for stargazing in the Sahara. A small daypack, reusable water bottle, and any personal medications are also recommended.

A more detailed packing list will be provided closer to the trip—but this will give you a great head start!

If you choose not to participate in the mindfulness practices exercises such as guided meditations or journaling, that is completely up to you.

I offer "transformational" mindfulness practices on my group trips because they are a powerful way to reconnect more deeply with yourself, especially in the midst of such awe-inspiring places.

If you're seeking to build more confidence, gain clarity, release what’s no longer serving you, or simply feel more grounded and present in your life—these practices will fill your soul in ways you didn't expect.

Many of my past trip guests say these meditations were some of the most unexpected and life-changing parts of their journey. They came for the adventure…but left with something so much deeper.