Tangier Guest Houses - Reviews and Rates

LOL! First of all - cracks me up! Here I am, pecking on an arabic keyboard (e.g. with the Q where the A should be, the W at the bottom left, the M fqr, I ,eqn - mean far right - and arabic figures scattered hither and yon! And all this, on a browser thats in FRENCH!

Ah well, I just answer all the diqlog boxes with oui!

O.K. Needles...

Via Algeciras, the port town at the southern edge of Spain. The weather was better and ferries were sailing (they hadn't been for quite a while now, because of strong winds and rains) so we decided to go for it and head for Africa for the weekend! We booked a package deal which included hotel and ferry rides (which were very expensive on their o...

That line from Josh Ritter's lovely folk song 'Idaho' seemed to be on continuous repeat along route to the city of Tangier. I showed up 15 minutes early at the train station anxious to put some distance between me and the city of Fes. It had been weeks since I'd been out of town, and was starting to feel it. Kyle and Emily appeared right on time...

I arrived at the bus station an hour early, ate gummies and waited for my bus to Morocco. Considering that the first time I boarded a bus using a ticket that I purchased by myself the seat belonged to someone else, I didn't want to take any chances. (It's not that the bus system isn't reliable here, it's that I'm not. The bus ticket I had purcha...

Funny, what you take for granted. My biggest complaint on the long train ride from Marrakesh to Meknes was how long and boring it was; no mention of creepy starers or potential bag thieves because there were none, unlike every trip on a Rajasthani train. Oh, what a new level of Paris Hilton-ish unappreciation I have reached... Meknes proved to b...

Heading to Morocco on a long Easter weekend school excursion!