Ryad Dar Lakbira
Travel Blogs from Meknes
Meknes - Living in Moroccan Time
... of the responsible one, but knows how to have fun too. Jamal, is the businessman with attitude and vision. Jamal believes the more everyone knows about each other, the more tolerant they can be with each other. Jamal is very laid back and lives by his own schedule. Yousef can crack you up by just looking at you. He is so random, but very easy to get along with! Yousef is one of the reasons Jess and I came up with the term "Moroccan time" which means ...
Meknès
... dînant autour d'un tajine, Delphine me dit : « le petit carton de céramique, il est resté à Fès chez le vendeur !!!! ». On panique, on cherche le numéro, on téléphone. Tout va bien, il a le carton !
Le lendemain matin nous entamons ...
Camel sandwich
... for all of the families to use on a daily basis. Then scattered throughout the streets, we walked past and admired the original, untouched relics of past centuries, exemplified by beautiful, brightly colored stuccowork and carved wood. It was explained to me that Meknes means "people from Mecca" referring to the Muslims that came to Morocco to convert the Berbers to their religion. Because of this, all throughout the Medina are tombs of prophets of Islam ...
Ali Baba, visas and bush camping
When travelling you have your ups and downs. On our epic expedition of Africa, we knew this would be so true. We expected not to live in luxury, but what we didn't know was Ali Baba and I would experience some of the not so ideal situations, while having a blast all the same. This was Morocca and we were living the dream, me, Ali Baba and the tension of visa and bush camping. Bring it on!
So you may be wondering who Ali Baba is? Well, all you have to do is ...
The Beginning of the End
... to share the same taxi ride to Volubilis. They were a nice young Belgium couple. After we made it to our hotel (Maroc Hotel) and dropped our stuff, we ventured out for lunch to a Lonely Planet recommendation. The food was simple and fairly good, the atmosphere great, but they again asked for an extra 25 dirham upon our leaving as a service charge. That didn’t really endear us to the place.
After that we decided to head to the ancient ...
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Other places to stay in Meknes
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Ryad Bahia
Tiberbarine, Ancienne Medina Meknes, Meknes | Hotelfrom $77 -
Riad Idrissi
20 db Lalla Sti Hennou, Meknes | 2 star hotelfrom $40 -
Riad Meknes
79, Ksar Chaacha-Dar Lakbira, Meknes | Hotelfrom $54 -
Maroc Hotel
7 Rue Rouamzine, Meknes | Hotel -
Savor Guest House
27 Quartiere Berada, Meknes | Hotel -
Riad Amazigh Meknes
32 Derb Moulay Ahmed Chebli, Meknes | Hotelfrom $45 -
Riad Hiba Meknes
20 Rue Lalla Aicha Adouya, Meknes | Hotelfrom $38 -
Riad La maison d'a cote
25 derb Lakhouaja, Meknes | Hotelfrom $51 -
Dar Zidane
15 rue Arrazi, Meknes | Hotelfrom $35
