Very nice, I enjoyed reading. Did you travel alone, with friends or with some tour guid? I have never been to Morocco but would love to visit it one day. How was the accommodation, food etc? Is public space secular in Morocco or women must wear hijab? What is the dress code on beaches? Is wearing bikini allowed or we must swim in some kind of sack?

Tell us more please.
@xabashi
Apologies for the late reply, I didn't even see this.
I travelled by myself, I'm a maverick. I dont need these tour guides slowing me down. Most of these tour guides give you a fake tour and you'll return thinking you've visited when you really haven't.
I spent nights in shabby hotels in Fez and Casablanca, I took the Sha3bi train that sells tickets that don't really matter. I met an Amazigh guy who sells fresh Moroccan hash and weed (I dont smoke, just curious), I met the admin of the oldest university in the world, who asked me to do a Masters program, I met Somalis who live in Fez, which was crazy.
I didn't mention this before but there are a lot of West Africans in Morocco, like Senegalese, Chadians, Malians etc. Some of them came for that long journey to Europe but others settled down.
Accomodation isn't bad if you have some money to spare. The currency there is a bit expensive nowadays. A grand in spending money for a week and your chilling. The food is as you can imagine, a mix of Mediterranean, Arabic and African flavours. Very reflective of the history too.
You could most definitely wear a bikini in Morocco. This isn't Saudi Arabia. The south is more conservative than the north from what I've seen. But most definately, no need for you to wear a burkini
@xabashi
