Morocco Travel Blogs - Page 2

On Tues night got back to Marrakech, after a very very lond drive through the atlas mountains and jebel range - was amazing though!!

Resumen fotográfico (y en breve escrito) de 11 días en Marruecos. Un viaje en solitario que resultó ser más que especial

Camels, ,Kasbahs,Souks,Couscous.....I must be in Morocco...;-) Our first day in Casablanca ,Morocco and we are on our way to the Mosque of Hassan II , which is in close proximity to the Corniche seaside.I feel like a "pea"(an excited pea, no less) in the middle of this grandeoise square. What an a…

This Bolg can be utile for those who want to know about Morocco Try to contact me if you need more detail ;-)

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

Lazy last day spent doing a few organisational things like confirm Etihad flight out tonight over at their office at the Sheraton Hotel, repack, repack, repack again! after collecting laundry (150MAD - Over $20 AUD). Getting hotel Ajiad to ring and confirm my taxi for 5p.m. was like asking for…

Back in the other world again then...The one of sweaty long rides and roadside life. After Albu feira we rode to Gibraltar and then took a boat to Ceuta and crossed into Morocco.  In Portugal i did my first proper beachride. We waited until the evening for the tide to go out and then did an …

it's here where i was born , it's my hometown and i love it

My first taste of travelling abroad:)nothing quite like it...just me, my best friend and my crazy brother...what a ball!!

We went on our honeymoon to Marakesh.Just 1 week. But for Marrakesh alone, that is more than enough 3-4 days will do.First to start of: DO NOT GO THERE IN SUMMER!We were there in the end of june and experianst heats from 40 to 55 degrees celsius. (104 to 131 farenheit)Oke, a short briefing: Marrak…

We arrived in High Atlas mountains of North Africa, in a 4 wheel drive vehicle, taking us up through the Toubkal Massif region in Imlil.  A  berber man waiting for us with his mule to carry our luggage to the Douar Samra, our riad ( about 50m by walking right going up …

Casablanca was a short drive from Rabat, its outskirts lined with an odd assortment of built up shantytowns.  The thing that was ammusing were that they were multi story bungaloes with a nice steel roof, equipped with satalite dishes but still having that nice vibe of poverty too them.  A…

One week in Morocco

Ah, Casablanca.  Exotic, beautiful, mysterious, Casablanca.   Mmm, more like sprawling, polluted, traffic jammed, moped dodging, Casablanca.  Yet, it does have it's charm.  For one thing, just saying "Casablanca" is really kind of cool! We arrived just like they do in the m…

Morocco for me was a land full of mystery, culture and natural wonders: From the desolate sand-dunes of the Sahara to the magnificent architecture of the Old Quarter in Meknes, memories I have of my visit I will cherish forever! Highlights included: *Wandering through the labyrinthine streets of the medina in Fes *Falling asleep at a desert camp in the Sahara under a blanket of countless stars *Riding a camel over wind-swept sand-dunes *Rock-climbing the towering cliffs of the Todra Gorge