Moroccan Women and Our Retreat Experience

The history of Moroccan women is marked by resilience, strength, and significant contributions to their society. From ancient times to the present, they have played crucial roles in education, resistance movements, and cultural preservation.

In the medieval period, Fatima al-Fihriya founded the University of Al Quaraouiyine in 859 AD in Fez. This institution is recognized as the world's oldest existing, continually operating higher educational establishment, highlighting the impact of women in Moroccan education and culture.

During the colonial period, women like Malika al-Fassi were at the forefront of resistance movements. Al-Fassi was the only female signatory of the Moroccan Independence Manifesto in 1944, underscoring the important role women played in the fight for independence.

In modern times, the reformation of the Mudawana, or Family Code, in 2004 marked a significant step for women's rights in Morocco. This legislation improved women's legal status in marriage, divorce, and child custody, reflecting ongoing efforts toward gender equality.

Honoring the legacy of Moroccan women, we introduce our women-only yoga retreat in Morocco. This retreat offers a space where women can reconnect with themselves and find inspiration in the rich cultural heritage and natural beauty of Morocco.

Our retreat is more than a getaway; it is a journey of self-discovery and empowerment. Set against Morocco's stunning beaches, participants will engage in daily yoga practices, mindfulness sessions, and cultural excursions that highlight the contributions of Moroccan women throughout history.

By joining our retreat, you are investing in your well-being and supporting local communities. We collaborate with local female artisans, chefs, and guides, ensuring your experience is authentically Moroccan and beneficial to the local economy.

Explore the history and beauty of Morocco through our yoga retreat, where you can connect with like-minded women and immerse yourself in the rich cultural legacy of this country. Celebrate the strength of Moroccan women, both past and present, and contribute to a brighter future for all.