Driver and guide, Marrakesh (Souky Tours)
Soukayna
Soukayna is one of the few women in Marrakesh who drives tourists herself. She is behind the wheel on the city tours, the day trips and the multi-day trips.
Her business is called Souky Tours. She puts the trip together, sets the price and runs it, together with co-organizer Saïd.
Travelers call her punctual, professional and funny. You can talk to her in English, French or Moroccan Arabic, on the road and in the chat.
- Home base
- Marrakesh
- Languages
- English, French, Moroccan Arabic
- Business
- Souky Tours
Posts by Soukayna
Arriving at Marrakesh airport as a solo woman: step by step
Passport control, cash, SIM card, taxi or bus 19 and finding your riad: how to arrive at Marrakesh Menara airport calmly as a woman on your own.
Your period on the road in Morocco: what to know
Getting your period while traveling in Morocco: where to buy pads and tampons, what toilets on the road are like, and what to do in the desert and hammam.
Solo travel in Morocco for women over fifty: how to plan it
Solo travel in Morocco as a woman over fifty: how people respond to you, what pace works, what to check with riads and heat, and a ten-day route.
Three days in Marrakesh: an itinerary for a girls' trip
A detailed three-day route through Marrakesh for a group of friends: medina and souks, palaces and hammam, Majorelle and an evening in the Agafay desert.
A Sahara desert trip as a woman: how it works
Three days from Marrakesh to the Sahara at Merzouga: the route, the nights, the cold, the restrooms, what to pack and whether to go alone or in a group.
Marrakesh in summer: how to deal with the heat
In July and August Marrakesh reaches 35 to 40 degrees Celsius, sometimes more. How to plan your day, what to wear and drink, and which trips cool you down.
Hammam in Morocco: what to know before you go
Public hammam or private spa: what happens step by step, what to bring, when women can go and how to behave on your first visit in Morocco.
A mother-daughter trip through Morocco: ideas and tips
Traveling through Morocco with your mother or daughter: the right pace, a one-week route, what to do together and what to check on riads, stairs and heat.
Exploring Marrakesh as a solo female traveler: tips and tricks
How to prepare for Marrakesh as a woman on your own: where to sleep, what to wear, metered taxis, pushy vendors and where to eat at ease.
Shall we plan your trip together?
Send a message with when you want to go, who you are traveling with and what appeals to you. You get a proposal back and you are not committed to anything.
You chat with Soukayna (English, French, Moroccan Arabic) or Bas (Dutch).