Saharan desert camel ride. Exotic and romantic, Morocco is a land untouched by modern madness. Take those squawking boom boxes. There aren't any. And you're not likely to be interrupted by jingling cell phones, or have your eyes diverted by menacing billboards.
Nothing much clutters the landscape or competes with outside influences.
For instance, Morocco is one of the few places in the world where you'll hardly see a pair of blue jeans. At first, a newcomer may feel a splash of danger in not being able to see a person's identity, but safety isn't really an issue unless you count a few roving pickpockets. Whether you travel solo or in a group, the key is to stay alert. Watch your backpack as it can be snatched or have its contents ripped open. That's why, for a modest fee, you can hire an English-speaking guide.