El Ati Hotel Erfoud
Route de Rissane, BP 188 Erfoud, Morocco
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Good looking camels...........!
... by 4WD back to Rissani, where I and a couple of friends took a share taxi to Tinehir, where I encountered problems with a couple of ATMs not giving me money! I was pretty relieved when it worked in a third machine! And then we continued on until we reached Auberge Ali – a prime location guesthouse overlooking the Todra Gorge. A younger guy Hallid had insisted on helping me after the fiasco in the desert and had brought us to his friend’s hotel for a very cheap ...
Unforgettable
... the whole thing is amazing, the shadows, the shape the sand makes, the little lizzard, the sunset, the sunrise, the awesome food that the guides somehow manage to whip out of the little tent, it is magical. The village of Hassi Labied, where Riad Mamouche is, would be worth staying in for a few days. Our accomodation was very relaxing and I can totally imagine staying there for a few days, hanging out in the pool, walk to the dunes while it is still cool in the morning, ...
Evacuation
... in my village three months and I was prepared to start a number of different projects after the mandatory 4 weeks of mid-service training and I felt like I had a lot of *****ien friends. Friday, January 7th I was walking with my friend Kadija, whose family I ate lunch with every day, when we happened upon two other white people standing outside the prefecture which would be a loose equivalent to a governor's office. We went up to greet ...
A Night in the Desert
... minutes before sunset our guides stopped us and we dismounted to watch the sunset below the dunes. It turns out dismounting is far more precarious than mounting had been. The front legs lower first and you have to hold on tightly not to get thrown off rodeo-style into the sand. Or worse, into the butt of the lead camel. The sunset was beautiful, though because of the clear sky it was not as spectacular as the previous day’s more cloudy version. As soon as ...
A night in the 1, 000, 000, 000 star hotel.
... best tagine of the trip (the rest of the group agreed) and playing drums with our Berber guides, Muhammed, Hassan and Hassan. At the end of the night we were able to snuggle into our sleeping bags next to the fire and marvel at the clear desert sky - the roof of our 'hotel'. Chris counted 16 shooting stars.
At the crack of dawn the next morning (literally), we woke up in order to witness the sun rise over the desert. Chris and I raced ...
This hotel was formerly known as: El Ati



