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I absolutely adored the time I spent in Morocco. I also loved the challenge of figuring out what to wear in Morocco as a woman! Morocco is a beautiful country with a wide-ranging landscape and vibrant and bustling cities. The coast is full of quaint fishing towns and some of the world’s most unique surf spots, while inland buzzes with bustling souks crowding the winding Medina streets. Looking past the snake charmers, wonderful rugs, stray cats and Arabic design found everywhere, await welcoming hosts and beautiful people. The culture was extremely inviting, and the whole experience felt like a dream. But you’re probably wondering something. What is a westerner to wear in a country as unique as this? Here is your guide on what to wear in Morocco as a female traveler.
I have been to Morocco twice now and loved both times! On the first trip, we spent three weeks backpacking around the country. I didn’t enjoy Marrakech the first go around. However, when I visited with a group of 15 people in January of 2020 for a friend’s birthday, I had an absolutely FABULOUS time in Marrakech.
Morocco is hot in the summer like blisteringly so. In the winter it can get cool in the evenings, but most days you will find the weather in the 70s. Layers will be your best friend no matter what! Here are the basic tips of how to pack for a trip to Morocco.
Morocco’s population is predominantly Muslim. When visiting, please respect the Muslim culture and dress accordingly. This doesn’t mean you have to go full send and wear hijab, but you should dress more moderately than you are used to in most western countries. Shoulders and knees should be covered, and since it is a desert, you are going to want clothing to be loose and flowing. Below are some of my favorite styles from my first trip to Morocco.
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I’ve said it once and I’ll say it again, but Birdies are legitimately the ULTIMATE travel shoe. Seriously, seven laters of comfort with memory foam don’t even BEGIN to explain how much I love these shoes. Invest in a pair of Birdies and your feet will be thanking you in Morocco. Their sandals are literally so cute and the perfect Morocco shoe and their slides will go with anything!
You can never go wrong with a good pair of Birkenstocks – they are the ultimate shoe for traipsing around the souks of Morocco. They mold to your feet and are always comfortable!
Simple Ruffle Hemmed Maxi Dress – $20
Ditsy Floral Print Wrap Dress – $17
Tea Length Cream Dress to Wear in Morocco
Button Down Skirt with Pockets – Comes in 4 Colors – $12
Floral Pattern Sheer Kimono – $12
Lightweight Vintage Kimono -$9
So now you may be wondering, what to wear in Morocco at your riad? You are going to want a bathing suit to match the culture and the vibe of this complex and diverse country. Two of my favorite places to buy swimwear affordably online are CupShe and LuLus. However, my all-time favorite bikini brand will always be Whiskini Bikinis. Locally made in my hometown, totally customizable, and reversible. Use code BOHOTRAVEL to get a discount at checkout!
Turn heads with amazing swimsuits like this one at the Riads in Morocco. The blue matches the perfect aesthetic of Morocco’s Vibrant Culture, and the one-piece makes it just a little more demure for the cultural respect of the country.
Keep it simple and gorgeous in white. Show off some leg as you step into the pool because you certainly won’t be doing that anywhere else in Morocco. Enjoy your time in little clothing before you cover back up and head out in the medina.
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Whiskini Bikinis at Riad Puchka in Marrakech
At the riads or the beach, you can pretty much go any which way you want. You know my favorite bikinis are always from Whiskini Bikinis. So check them out and use code BOHOTRAVEL to save 10%
Whiskini Bikinis at Riad Les Ammonites in Marrakech
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My daughter and I are going to Morocco in June before she leaves for college. We are looking for appropriate clothing to wear.
That will be such a fun trip! I would say as long as your dress modestly & comfortably you are winning! Loose fabrics that are light, like linen, always seem to work well in Morocco – not only are they practical, but super cute!