Golden Tulip Farah Casablanca
Travel Blogs from Casablanca
Scared stiff
... t sure exactly how long but luckily my stop was one of the last so I knew I’d be woken by people climbing off.
I woke as we pulled in the Gare Routiere at Tetuon. It seemed as though we had a long stop there and people were disembarking and embarking. We must have been there close to forty minutes and I watched in semi amusement as a man argued with our bus driver about putting his goat in the storage area of the bus. He must have ended up winning because he ...
The next phase!
... now it was for in a few hours. So bless their hearts they wrote it in Arabic for me and gave me it saying I should give that to the taxi men and they said it should cost about 30 dirhams....now that I doubted massively but it was really sweet of them so was like Merci beaucoup Merci beaucoup!!!!! So we were all sorted really!!! Went back up to the room, we're all packed and it was still earlyish so we played some more cards, mum jumped up n down on the bed haha and ...
Other towns: Insane Asylum Town
... girls whisper amongst each other in disbelief... A bit strange considering that we're only a few miles from one of the most cosmopolitan cities in Africa...
Enjoy some good food down by the market... Then figure I've got time to explore one more town before the year ends...
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Beyond Casa West: Dar Bouazza-Tamaris
... cute girls come along a beg me to play a song for them and I willingly oblige...
It’s nice to stroll along a beach packed with folks out having fun. But there’s an air of artificiality to Tamaris—doesn’t feel like a real town… just a lot of beach houses that are probably empty for most of the year.
Anyways, it’s time to head home. Will I come back later to continue my trek down the coast? I’m not quite sure. ...
Casablanca Day 8: Moumen to Mohammedi
... a faded charm.
Industrial Zone
This street continues on for a ways, through a commercial strip of various shops before suddenly turning into an ugly, semi-abandoned industrial area. It looks like I’ve reached Ain Sebaa industrial zone-- an area I wasn’t really looking forward to hiking through. Mostly just walls and trucks park beside the road… There is a stadium out in the middle of nowhere, but I frankly ...
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Amenities
- Swimming pool
- Room service
- Restaurant
- Fitness/Health center
- Wheelchair accessibility
- Business Services