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Sex during Ramadan

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Hello everyone,

I'm new to this forum and find it very interesting!

I'm an experienced traveller and went few times in Morocco, Egypt and Tunisia enjoying culture and some fun but never during Ramadan.

Is it easy to approach guys and hookup this time of the year ? or are they very strict ? I guess they get more relaxed after sunset but curious to hear your thoughts .

I wanna travel now and I'm undecided if going to Brazil, Cuba or back to Tunisia or Egypt which are much closer for me . I'm italian

I like tall tops with big dicks and in Maghreb somehow you end up meeting mostly younger guys , more skinny types while I don't dislike older built types too in their 30-40-50s . I'm 40

xoxox

 

On 2/10/2026 at 6:37 PM, alexch said:

Its very difficult as the majority of guys stay at home or follow no action policy.

U should come over just after Ramadan 

I agree - go just after if you can.

I've been to Morocco during Ramadan (by accident as I didn't check) and there was enough action / offers but less than normal. 

If the locals have been fasting then I'd expect lower performance too but they can 'legitimately' do stuff after dark or if they're 'ill' during the day. 

16 hours ago, smorgasbord said:

I've been to Morocco during Ramadan (by accident as I didn't check) and there was enough action / offers but less than normal. 

Ditto. My first trip to Morocco was during Ramadan too. Total accident. I’d already booked everything, flights, hotels, the whole thing. I was living in Orlando at the time, lot's of Tunisians and Moroccans there.

One of my Moroccan friends, the VERY religious one, was thrilled for me. “It’s the most beautiful time to go, you’ll experience the real Morocco,” etc.

Then my other friend from Agadir found out my dates and literally yelled, “CANCEL IT NOW.” He’s the modern, likes-to-party type who is basically Muslim during Ramadan and Ramadan only. He said everyone would look like zombies during the day, no food, no water, no coffee, just people hiding in bed so they don’t think about it. Boring city vibes until sunset.

Honestly… he wasn’t wrong. Daytime was quiet and low energy. But once the sun went down? Different story. Horny guys are horny guys 😁

Definitely better NOT during Ramadan....

And my tour guide told me he was “ill,” which apparently meant he was allowed to eat, drink, and smoke hash....  A LOT of Hashish 🚬 

5 hours ago, floridarob said:

Ditto. My first trip to Morocco was during Ramadan too. Total accident. I’d already booked everything, flights, hotels, the whole thing. I was living in Orlando at the time, lot's of Tunisians and Moroccans there.

One of my Moroccan friends, the VERY religious one, was thrilled for me. “It’s the most beautiful time to go, you’ll experience the real Morocco,” etc.

Then my other friend from Agadir found out my dates and literally yelled, “CANCEL IT NOW.” He’s the modern, likes-to-party type who is basically Muslim during Ramadan and Ramadan only. He said everyone would look like zombies during the day, no food, no water, no coffee, just people hiding in bed so they don’t think about it. Boring city vibes until sunset.

Honestly… he wasn’t wrong. Daytime was quiet and low energy. But once the sun went down? Different story. Horny guys are horny guys 😁

Definitely better NOT during Ramadan....

And my tour guide told me he was “ill,” which apparently meant he was allowed to eat, drink, and smoke hash....  A LOT of Hashish 🚬 

I gather that if you are very religious,  you are not supposed to swallow  saliva from another person.  This could make oral sex to completion quite difficult!

4 hours ago, Keithambrose said:

I gather that if you are very religious,  you are not supposed to swallow  saliva from another person.  This could make oral sex to completion quite difficult!

I wouldn't know.

On 2/15/2026 at 1:56 PM, Keithambrose said:

I gather that if you are very religious,  you are not supposed to swallow  saliva from another person.  This could make oral sex to completion quite difficult!

I can assure you that no Moroccan top is going to swallow your saliva (or touch your  dick for that sake) 

  • 3 weeks later...

Last post here is from Feb 20, the exact day Ramadan started this year, so any advise is a bit late today.

Spent both 2024 and 2025 Ramadan months in Marrakesh and Essaouira, like everyone says, daytime is boring, streets are quiet, coffee shops closed. In Marrakesh main square coffee shops, eating places are open for tourists, Medina food stalls mainly open because of tourists. Still, managed to blow this one local guy, thick like a coke can, in the middle of the day, just off the street, abandoned lot, behind a wall. He tried to raise a protest regarding the amount of the usual tip, this being Ramadan and all lol. 

At night, after around 7 PM everything is back to normal. March 2025 was much, much quieter in Marrakesh compared to January 2026, never seen so many tourists as in this past January. Especially considering this January was unusually cold in Marrakesh.

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It's possible. I visited during the Ramadan without realizing it but I had quite a few fun during my visit in Marrakesh and agadir, though only one in agadir. 

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