• Opening Halaqah Session

• Guided Tour of Casablanca

• Visit to Hassan II Mosque

• Coastal drive along the Corniche

• Guided exploration of Meknes

• Visit to Bab Mansour Gate

• Visit to El Hedim Square

• Exterior visit of the Mausoleum of Moulay Ismail

• Guided walking tour of the Roman ruins of Volubilis

• Scenic drive through olive groves and countryside landscapes

• Guided full-day tour of Fez el-Bali (ancient medina)

• Visit to Chouara Tannery (panoramic viewpoint)

• Exploration of artisan quarters and traditional workshops

• Entry to two historical sites in Fez (such as Al-Attarine Madrasa, Dar Batha Museum, or similar architectural sites)

• Morning Tabbadur reflection session in Fez

• Free exploration time in Fez

• Scenic drive through the Rif Mountains

• Guided walking tour in Chefchaouen

• Optional Curated Add-On Experiences: (Available at an additional cost.)

  • Traditional Moroccan hammam and massage

  • Moroccan cooking class with local chef

  • Mosaic artisan workshop

Casablanca

Arrive in Morocco’s vibrant coastal capital and transfer to your hotel in the heart of the city. The first day is intentionally gentle. Time to rest, refresh, and settle into the rhythm of North Africa.

In the evening, gather for a hosted Welcome Dinner at the hotel, where we begin our journey together in sisterhood.

Welcome Dinner

Enjoy a beautifully prepared Moroccan-inspired dinner as we connect, introduce ourselves, and set intentions for the days ahead.

Opening Halaqah: Arriving With Intention

Held either before or after dinner depending on guest arrival times.

Our opening reflection centers on:

• Arriving with intention

• Travel as transformation

• Grounding ourselves spiritually before the journey unfolds

A soft, meaningful beginning to a powerful week.

You will rest at the hotel for the day after your long flight.

Meals: Dinner

Accommodation: Barcelo Casablanca

Casablanca

After breakfast, meet your licensed guide for a curated introduction to Casablanca.

Highlights include:

• Hassan II Mosque — One of the largest mosques in the world, dramatically set over the Atlantic Ocean. Admire its intricate craftsmanship, carved cedar ceilings, and sweeping courtyard overlooking the sea.

• The Corniche coastal promenade

• Architectural glimpses of Casablanca’s Art Deco heritage

• Optional medina stroll

This day blends ocean views, modern Moroccan identity, and architectural grandeur.

The evening is free for rest or independent exploration.

Meals: Breakfast

Accommodation: Barcelo Casablanca

Casablanca → Meknes → Volubilis → Fez

After breakfast, depart Casablanca for an inland journey through Morocco’s imperial past.

Stop in Meknes

Enjoy a guided introduction to this often-overlooked imperial city.

Explore:

• Bab Mansour, one of Morocco’s most impressive gates

• El Hedim Square

• Exterior of the Mausoleum of Moulay Ismail

Your guide will share stories of ambition, grandeur, and architectural legacy from the 17th century.

Stop at Volubilis

Walk among the remarkably preserved Roman ruins of Volubilis, once marking the western edge of the Roman Empire.

Set against rolling hills and olive groves, this archaeological site reveals:

• Wide stone streets

• Grand villa remains

• Ancient bathhouses and temples

• Intricate mosaic floors preserved for over 2,000 years

Volubilis offers a powerful glimpse into Morocco’s pre-Islamic past — a reminder of the civilizations layered beneath today’s imperial cities.

Continue onward to Fez and check into your hotel.

Evening at leisure.

Meals: Breakfast

Accommodation: Barcelo Fes Medina

Fez el-Bali

Morning Tabbadur Session

After breakfast, gather for a guided reflection session centered on contemplation, knowledge, and spiritual presence, beautifully aligned with Fez’s historic identity as a city of scholarship.

Full-Day Guided Exploration of Fez El-Bali

Step into one of the world’s largest car-free urban centers with a licensed local guide.

Navigate the winding alleys of the ancient medina as you explore:

• Artisan quarters and traditional workshops

• Vibrant souks

• Historic landmarks

• The iconic Chouara Tannery, viewed from above

Witness centuries-old leather craftsmanship and learn how Fez has maintained its reputation for quality for over a thousand years.

The tour also includes entry to two historical sites (depending on timing and availability), which may include madrasas, palaces, or museums such as Al-Attarine Madrasa or Dar Batha.

This is an immersive day of history, artistry, and living culture.

Meals: Breakfast

Accommodation: Barcelo Fes Medina

Fez

Today is yours.

Wander the medina at your own pace, sip mint tea in a hidden courtyard, or simply rest.

Optional curated experiences (arranged in advance) include:

• Traditional hammam and massage

• Moroccan cooking class

• Pottery and mosaic workshop

This day offers flexibility, creativity, and space for personal reflection.

Meals: Breakfast

Accommodation: Barcelo Fes Medina

Fez → Chefchaouen

Depart 10:00 AM

Travel north through the Rif Mountains to the enchanting, blue-washed town of Chefchaouen.

Upon arrival, enjoy lunch before checking into your boutique riad.

Spend the afternoon exploring softly:

• Blue alleyways

• Hand-painted doors

• Artisan shops

• Rooftop cafés

Chefchaouen invites a slower pace and quiet beauty.

Meals: Breakfast

Accommodation: Dar Chefchaouen

Chefchaouen

A day to fully absorb the magic of the Blue Pearl.

Wander freely, photograph the town’s layered blues, visit local markets, or hike to the Spanish Mosque for panoramic mountain views.

This is a day of beauty, calm, and creative inspiration.

Meals: Breakfast

Accommodation: Dar Chefchaouen

Chefchaouen → Casablanca

Return to Casablanca and prepare for departure.

In the evening, gather for a final celebratory dinner at Dar Dada, a stylish restaurant blending traditional Moroccan cuisine with contemporary presentation.

This farewell evening honors the connections formed, the lessons learned, and the shared journey across Morocco.

Meals: Breakfast & Farewell Dinner

Accommodation: Relax Hotel (or alternate airport hotel)

Casablanca

Departure

After breakfast, transfer to the airport for your return flight home

You depart with renewed energy and deeper clarity, carrying memories of imperial cities, blue mountains, artisan traditions, and meaningful sisterhood

Meals: Breakfast

This experience is for the woman who:

• Seeks beauty with depth

• Values spiritual grounding while traveling

• Loves history, architecture, and craftsmanship

• Prefers meaningful immersion over rushed tourism

• Desires sisterhood and intentional connection

• Appreciates curated luxury without excess

Whether you are traveling solo or with a friend, this journey invites presence, reflection, and refinement.

Visa requirements depend on your passport.

Many travelers, including U.S., U.K., Canadian, and most EU passport holders, do not need a visa for tourist stays in Morocco of up to 90 days.

However, some nationalities are required to obtain a visa in advance.

We recommend checking directly with the Moroccan consulate or your country’s official government travel website to confirm current requirements based on your passport.

All travelers must have:

• A passport valid for at least 6 months beyond their travel dates

• At least one blank passport page

If you are unsure, our team is happy to guide you in the right direction.

Yes. Morocco is considered safe for travelers, and we use vetted local guides and private transportation throughout.

Morocco is modest yet stylish. Loose, breathable clothing that covers shoulders and knees is recommended. Scarves are useful for mosque visits.

A full packing list will be shared with you closer to the trip.

Moderate walking is involved, especially in Fez’s medina where streets are uneven and car-free. Comfortable shoes are essential.

November in Morocco is mild and comfortable. Expect daytime temperatures between 65 to 75°F in Casablanca and Fez, with cooler mornings and evenings, especially in Chefchaouen. Layers are recommended. A light jacket or wrap is ideal for evenings.

Absolutely. Many women attend solo and quickly find connection within the group. You may share a room with another guest or upgrade to a private room if you prefer more privacy.

No. They are optional but thoughtfully designed to enrich the experience.

We stay in carefully selected 4–5 star properties and boutique riads that balance comfort, design, and location.

Moroccan cuisine is rich, layered, and beautifully spiced without being overly hot.

Throughout the journey, you can expect a mix of traditional Moroccan dishes and contemporary Mediterranean-inspired options. Signature flavors include saffron, cinnamon, cumin, preserved lemon, fresh herbs, and slow-cooked meats.

Common dishes include:

• Tagines with lamb, chicken, or vegetables

• Couscous with seasonal vegetables

• Freshly baked Moroccan bread

• Pastilla, a delicate sweet-and-savory pastry

• Grilled meats and seafood

• Vibrant salads and mezze-style starters

• Mint tea and delicate pastries

Vegetarian options are widely available, and most restaurants can accommodate dietary needs with advance notice.

Dining in Morocco is not rushed. Meals are meant to be savored, shared, and experienced. Expect warm hospitality, beautifully presented dishes, and a blend of traditional and refined settings throughout the trip.

To maintain intimacy and comfort, the retreat typically hosts 10–16 women. This size allows for meaningful connections and personalized attention.

• Your booking will outline deposit requirements, payment deadlines, and cancellation terms. Most retreats include a non-refundable deposit and final payment due 90 days before departure. Travel insurance is strongly recommended.

Yes. Although the retreat is curated, you will have spacious moments for rest, journaling, photography, and personal reflection. We honor balance and do not rush the experience.

We encourage guests to review the packing list, check health and visa requirements, and ensure comfortable clothing for varying weather. Our Pre-Departure Guide and onboarding call will help you prepare with ease.

Absolutely. The region is incredibly photogenic. We simply ask that you respect local customs and ask permission before photographing people when appropriate.

The official currency of Morocco is the Moroccan Dirham (MAD).

Credit cards are accepted at most hotels and upscale restaurants; however, cash is preferred in the medinas, local markets, and smaller artisan shops.

We recommend exchanging a small amount upon arrival or withdrawing local currency from an ATM in Morocco. Your guide will also advise on the best times to carry cash during the journey.

As always, notify your bank before international travel.

Yes. If you’d like to arrive early or stay after the retreat, our team can offer recommendations and assist with arrangements.

Areeba is a psychologist who believes travel is a powerful pathway for emotional and spiritual growth. Her goal is to pray in different parts of the world, with the intention that every land she worships upon may one day testify for her. Drawn to meaningful and unique destinations, her journeys, including Palestine, Jordan, Portugal, Spain, and Switzerland, have deepened her connection to the deen and to herself.
Morocco holds a special place in her heart as the destination of her very first solo trip at age 18. Now, 17 years later, she returns as a new and transformed version of herself. Through this girls’ trip, Areeba hopes to create a space for sisterhood, reflection, and purposeful travel, so each woman returns home feeling grounded, connected, and renewed.

This girls’ trip to Morocco is designed to be more than just a journey; it’s an opportunity to explore, connect, and grow, both emotionally and spiritually. Alongside discovering Morocco’s vibrant cities, rich culture, and stunning landscapes, we’ll create intentional spaces for reflection and connection to the deen.
Highlights include a taddabur session in Fez, an arrival talk/halaqah in Casablanca, and a Quran journaling circle to inspire self-reflection and spiritual growth. Every moment of this trip is curated to foster sisterhood, mindfulness, and meaningful experiences, so you return home not just with memories, but with renewed clarity, purpose, and inspiration.