Morocco is generally safe for tourists — millions visit annually with no major incidents. The most common issues are persistent touts and unofficial guides in medinas (especially Fez and Marrakech) who mislead tourists into commissions at shops. Simply walk confidently and say 'la, shukran' (no, thank you) firmly. Hiring an official guide defuses this entirely.
Female solo travelers report varying experiences — Morocco is more conservative than Western countries, and unwanted attention (verbal harassment) is common in some medinas. Dressing modestly helps. Small scams are widespread around major souks — always know the price before purchasing and never take 'gifts' that will later require payment. Overall, standard urban caution applies.