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Morocco is either the kind of place you're going to love or hate. I loved it! Loved the culture and the people are very friendly, sometimes too friendly so I suggest females should travel here with a male. Meknes is beautiful and perfect for a day trip away from fez. Fez is a quiet town, perfect for couples but limit your stay to around 3-4 nights. Marrakech Medina is vibrant and lively with a host of great markets, restuarants and bars.

Here are some pictures from my trip to Morocco earlier this summer. Hope you enjoy them! Under Construction :)

Let me say, Morocco is a long way from Spain, if not geographically, then culturally and administratively. We got our first cultural re-alignment as we prepared to disembark the ferry across the straight of Gibraltar, and learned that one needed an immigration stamp before leaving the ferry. …

I had the pleasure of spending 4 weeks in Morocco for a study abroad program through my College. The majority of time I spent in Rabat with a host family. We did get to go on a number of excursions which included Fez, Marrakesh, Tangiers,and Chefchaouen. The trip was quite the experience as we were taking a class on class, gender and culture in Morocco. We also learned Arabic and a bit of the national vernacular.

So about two days before I left for Morocco, naturally, I came down with tonsilitis. So I went to the doctor, got an antibiotic, packed my bags and left Barcelona, praying that Morocco would like me better than Barcelona has recently.And thank goodness, it did!We left for Morocco on Saturday mornin…

some nice morocco pictures

Going back in Medieval TimesOur tour begins in the city of Fez. It is the world's best example of a living medieval city. We visit Fez Jdid (New Fez) which was planned by the Mernids in the 13th century (just thought I would throw in a bit of history for you..;-) which included the Royal Palace and…

fez,meknes,and roman ruins of volubilis,walk on through morocco´s past...

Morocco

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My two week tour of Morocco that met all of my expectations and more. A very magical country with a diverse geography, an interesting and long history, a beautiful culture, and friendly and fun people.

One month in Morocco... good times.

Souks, mint tea, Kasbahs, deserts and colorful cities are a few words to describe Morocco. For more fast facts about Morocco, visit http://www.travelchump.com.

Off the deep end.

Different places...