Amanjena Marrakech

Route de Ouarzazate, km 12 Marrakech, 2405, Morocco

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Trust in Allah, but tie up your camel!

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... pepper spray at the ready, and we were off. I gave Alta my canister figuring the last thing he would expect was an attack from the women if things got ugly. We made it to the next town without incident. Along the way he pointed out geologic features to the desert with his limited english, asked too many questions about our trip, and eventually tried to sell us a desert excursion. Upon reaching the town he asked to be dropped off at ...

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... road to through the mountains. The car is a Peugeot 207, a whimpy compact car that winds up to 3,500 rpm at 100 kph. It is not made to go very fast, which is fine since there are traffic cops with radar everywhere and avoiding any encounters with the Moroccan police is a high priority. We rented the car through Autoeurope; Avis is the agency. The car is on the spendy side at $546 for the week but still far less than an excursion for four. We chose to pick ...

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... from, what do you do, very nice family etc., all questions designed to determine how much I could afford to pay.
"You know how much Moroccan governmet give me for my kids? 200D per month for each (that's about $23). You get much more than that in the US!"
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... stove. Although not my typical choice for breakfast it really did hit the spot, and the price could not be beat – soup, bread, and mint tea for $1. So with some food in my belly, I could think a little clearer to find my way to the gardens. I worked my way to the outer wall of the Medina and found a good reference point that I could then use my guidebook to find the gardens. In a couple minutes I was at the gardens and I didn't have to ...

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... friends helped us out. When we requested our tickets to Marrakesh, we were handed six separate tickets. We weren’t sure what that was about. All my pre-trip reading had said nothing about changing trains in Casablanca – they just said – take the train from the airport to Marrakesh. So we nervously stepped onboard the first class section of the train. Jeff showed our tickets to the man at the front of the train. Jeff said ...

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