Morocco Travel Blogs - Page 5

Well, this is my first blog so, hope to show you some highlights of my travel. I did this travel on April 2004 with my BMW R 1150 GS with 7 friends. The travel was from Barcelona to Almeria. There we tooked Ferry Marroc to Nador and we expend only nights on each stop and traveled all days to the next stop. Nador, Missour, Er Rachidia, Zagora, Merzouga, Ait Ben Haddou, Marrakech, Fez and Nador again. Amazing travel. 13 days long.

Departure Chaos: Getting to the Airport I thought I’d catch the train to the airport as I’m familiar with it, having taken it down from the airport into the city. I bought my ticket and waited on the platform along with many locals and foreigners. Shortly after the scheduled time, no train ar…

Lovely Morocco!!

My first time in Morocco was in 2006.I had a penpal in Oujda who invited me to visit him and his country. As soon as I landed I recognized that I got not only into another continet, but into another way of living, culture - yes... into another world - a moroccan world. But within the first moment I…

After 14 days in mountain and desert i finish this wonderfull trip in 3 days near the beach !!!I think in morrocco if u want see a wonderfull beach and beautifull hotel go to agadir!!!!Agadir is a belvedere station with a imensity of sand and beautifull place to do many things like shopping are tak…

The greatest and the unbelievable trip with my friend Dan...

It was only 2 weeks and a few places, but in that time, I fell in love with a small mountain town, felt lost among the big city world of Fez, rode horses into the country for a starry night on a farm, and embraced and respected the time of Ramadan..

I went to Morocco in June for a total of 15 days, 13 of which were spent in Agadir.I came to Morocco expecting something completely different to anything I had experienced before. I expected spices, souques, complex symbolic writing, street sellers, continual pestering from the locals; basically, s…

a trip to city of Gnawa "essouira"or"Mogador" .Gnawa is a part of people who came from senegal as slaves ,across mauritania and Mali .with ritual dances and traditional songs while they turned out to Islam ,that's become as a "sufistic" way of singing to God and prophets and good-men"salihoun" ,Gnawa known better as bluesmen in the west ,they played music with alike instruments "sentir""hajhouj" handclapping "krakeb"

Paris, Spain, Portugal, Morocco. HURRAH!

I-ve been there in Summer 07 iwas charmed by this wonderful city, the problem that is not famous outside Morocco but believe it'll not stay the case since next june with the opening of the great Marina there. In news that bodes well for Saidia property investors, Moroccan Sands can report that …

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.

Fin de semana en Asila.

From the day I read Paul Bowles' Sheltering Sky, I knew I had to go to Morocco.  His words described a mysterious, ancient place where history was preserved within the city, people and food... and I discovered just that in Marrakesh.  The buildings had a soft, honey hue which ch…

Beautiful landscapes and great people! suitable for people who love people!