Region de Tanger-Tetouan Travel Blogs - Page 2

Again we started early, this time we were taking a bus excursion to Tangiers, Morocco. The bus took us past Gibraltar to the Spanish Port at the City of Tarifa, which is the southern most tip of Europe, then onto a fast ferry for a 30minute trip to Morocco.  A tour guide and a bus picked us up…

I took a day trip from Tarifa, Spain to Tangier, Morocco. It's only about an hour and a half across the straits of Gibraltar. It was my first time on African soil and what a day it was! It was just a taste leaving me hungry for more.

My stay in Fes attending ALIF

Stopped by in Tangier for a few days while backpacking through Spain with my sister

My trip in Morrocco

Off the deep end.

From Madrid to Toledo to Granada. Then to Tarifa with a brief skip over to Tangiers. Lagos Portugal for a couple of days, then to Sevilla, Cordoba and then back to Madrid.

Tanger to Tiznit and points between.

We got the night ferry across the Mediterranean from Algeciras to Ceuta.  Although on the African continent, Ceuta is still part of Spanish terratory so there was no issue with passports at this time.  Darryn had the low-down on Morocco as far as I was concerned and since I was still bumm…

Discover Morrocco from the north to the south.

One of the fellows I met in Tanger insisted that I needed to see Asilah... so the next morning I headed down to the Tanger bus/taxi station.  When I insisted that I was taking a collective taxi, not a personal taxi, one of the driver's exclaimed "Allah Akbar!" (apparently he was very impressed…

Unlike any other birthday experience, which has always been about big city fun, I took on he Rif Mountains of northern Morocco for my big 2-5. Chef Chaouen, nestled in the Rif, is as adorable as it is quiet.  An afternoon spent in their market maze resulted …

at times fun at times boring! at times easy to go around at others next to impossible to ask for directions! morocco was a totally different experience for me and i believe for lots of people but truly one learns a lot from such experiences. although its not as developed but one can appreciate its down to earth look and i think that is what amazes people about thsi country. morocco - the variable

The gateway to Morocco.A previously international colony in the era of imperialism. Awesome sight by night: see the other world of Europe from Cafe Hafa where Rolling Stones and Jimmy Hendrix used to smoke hashish and get inspired to write their everlasting songs! Almost, in most popular restaurants and star bucks, people may tell you that Ernest Hemingway and other famous authors ,in the world of literature, once upon a time used to sit there and write the drafts of their famous works!

A whirlwind Week in Lisbon, Sintra, Cascais, The Algarve (for a few hours), Costa del Sol (well driving through most of it), Tarifa, Sevilla, Gibraltar, Granada & Morocco. It was awesome !