Pension Sznika
Travel Blogs from Chefchaouen
11-18-12
... the lives of these people. The little boy who couldn't have been more than 5 or 6 with a staff on the side of the road herding sheep. The families that would peak out of their tents to watch as our giant bus rolled through.
While the first half of the 5.5 hour trip I spent consumed in the scenery, the second half was spent a bit differently. Our ascension up into the great Moroccan Rif began at a, I guess I will call it a rest ...
Mabel and Troops make it to Morocco
... next day we packed up in the rain, had a quick breakfast and headed in to explore the town. It was raining way too hard for Tim and my liking so we searched out a cafe and had a couple of leisurely cups of Cafe au Lait before deciding the coast was clear and heading up into the old town.
What a lovely place. Most of the houses were lovingly painted blue and white and narrow cobbled streets led up to the square. Pink, red and orange ...
Feeling blue
... just go to Chefchaouen and Fez."
OK then helpful lady, we will.
Chefchaouen was cute. It's nestled under a peak and all the houses are painted white and pale blue. It has a little medina with people selling fruit and veg, baguettes and Moroccan pastries, pointy embroidered leather shoes, hand-woven textiles and other handicrafts. We drank peach smoothies and espresso in the square. In the evening ...
Merci
... our way there, he ran into another friend, and another, and another...or maybe they're acquaintances. At least one more asked if I had been to Akchour yet. Heh.
Over dinner, he asked me about my own opinions. I'm quite conflicted myself! Democracy...it works and it doesn't work. It depends on the culture, but for me, it's still the way to go. I cite my example of the Chinese travelers I met in India, who seemed absolutely unconcerned with ...
Hayyy Blondies, Welcome to my Cityyyy!
... br>
We walked through the streets some more and in and out of many shops. We soon realized we would not need a whole other day, so we went back to the hotel to change our schedule once again.
After we walked around the new part of they city, nothing special, and headed back into the old city.
We found dinner for 5 Euros..! A three course meal with dessert, what a steal! Everything is so ...
TripAdvisor Reviews Pension Sznika Chefchaouen
Other places to stay in Chefchaouen
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Casa Annasr
Avenue Maghreb Arabi, Chefchaouen | 2 star hotelfrom $48 -
Rif For Anyone/Dar Scotlandee
H'nain, Chefchaouen | 2 star hotelfrom $27 -
Dar Zman
Av. Hassan II Bab El Hammar, Chefchaouen | 2 star hotelfrom $41
