Riad Idrissi Meknes
20 db Lalla Sti Hennou Meknes, 50000, Morocco
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Le Pub
... night as I consistently got looks from people around me. The night went on and a new band started and the crowd started getting a little more into it. A few people started dancing to some of the songs, as the effects of the Vodka tonics and whiskey and cokes being poured for the VIPs were starting to loosen every up. Satisfied with my Moroccan nightlife experience, I gave up my prime real estate in the bar and headed back to my hotel. It had been an interesting ...
Saharan by Day and Night
... Madeleine and I were the only two in our group, so our Berbere took pictures of the two of us, sunrise in the background… Afterwards he plopped us down on a dune and tried to sell us more of the same stuff that we already had… fossils, little dishes and necklaces. Of course, we politely refused, saying we had no money, but he wouldn’t take no for an answer, so we were stuck trying to fend him off for about 20 minutes.
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Looking 4 a camp site
Yesterday left Casa and headed back to Rabat to pick up Visas and passports. Parked in a supermarket carpark - again- and got a taxi to the Mauritania embassy. No issues picking passports up from the Mauritania embassy though and dropping them in at the Mali embassy so it was a quick stop. Then to a camp site south of Rabat on the beach. Got knows why we didnt stay there the ...
The Beginning of the End
... their way through the packed streets. Most places deep in the Mellah were packing up and we had been warned about getting lost in the Mellah after dark so we headed back out after a short time and went back to Place el-Hedim which was jumping. The whole area was packed with people selling food and various wears. There was also now two bands and a magician out working the crowd. We walked around for a bit and was lead into a covered spice market. What made this ...
When in Rome.............!
... buried here.
Place el-Hedim is a great place to sit awhile and people watch. Rather similar to Marrakech’s Djemma el-Fna, the locals all congregate in the square in the evenings, walking around with their families and chatting to friends and other family. There were many activities to watch or take part, with horse & trike rides, games to play (fishing with long bamboo canes with string and a small hoop on the end that needs to be hooked over the ...



