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3 Sidi Bouloukate Marrakech, Morocco, 044/44-38-05
I began to consider Morocco as one of the next countries to visit about half a year ago when I heard of it from Ondra, my travelmate in China. I hadn't planned to visit it so early, but in November Ryanair airlines had an offer one can't decline;). For 44e including everything from Frankfurt to Marrakech and returning from Fes it was quite a bargain. Besides that, Morocco in January is neither so touristic/expensive nor so hot as in the summer. The whole expenses reached just 250e, most of it...
Marrakech, Morocco mysToday the alarm clock rings early because we want to rent a car (or at least take a bus) and go south to the mountains and desert. It's Friday, which is said to be like Sunday in Europe and so the most of the medina would be closed anyway. Nearly all rental services are located along Mohammed V Avenue in Gueliz quarter, about 3km from medina. At first we want to try some cheap local ones, but not many people there speak English and rental conditions are unclear - at least, so we head to the i...
Marrakech, Morocco mysLanded to find ourselves once again in familiar surroundings of smells, sights & sounds that only the Middle East can deliver! Great to be back to where one's alarm clock is the sound of call to prayer and the crow of roosters at dawn. After putting our negotiating skills straight into practice on getting a taxi from the airport to a hotel we'd picked out, we accept that we have more than likely been ripped off for the first and doubtfully, last time. Meander through backstreets of the me...
Marrakech, Morocco nybridge... vous séduira par son atmosphère reposante.
20 chambres vous accueillent dans un univers de confort propre aux charmes de l'Orient. Soucieux de votre bien-être, l'ensemble du personnel mettra tout en oeuvre pour vous garantie un séjour inoubliable.
... lunch, well I had a fruit salad – trying to be healthy
and trim that damn Croatia doughy waistline.
More walking
around in the afternoon followed by a siesta.
Milli and I went
to watch the sunset and have a soft drink in one of the rooftop terraces,
watching the tourists dodge the snake charmers who seem very quick to put a snake
around your shoulders so you can get a photo taken, a prospect that didn’t
exactly overwhelm me with joy ...
From the fun flats of Marrakech...we made our way to the High Atlas mountains for well...mountains of magnificent hiking and views.
Jebel Toubkal stands at 4200m above sea level and at that is the highest most point in northern Africa and also a bit of a mission! We made it up the mighty mountain in a few days and did some sleeping, sun burning and Scrabble in there as well. An absolutely incredible adventure!
Back down and all set to embark on a road trip to Fez!
XXX
What a week of extremes. Highs and lows - literally, physically, emotionally...
So I arrived in Marrakesh, a little nervous just over a week ago. I felt thoroughly unprepared - mainly in terms of wardrobe as my last minute reading on womens fashion in morocco had me worried... however I needn't have panicked too much as although some of my clothing was probably not totally culturally acceptable, I still managed to get away with shorts and singlets (although not spaghetti straps). I ...
... I said to Susan, “Hear that kid crying? That’s the young brother of the boy I gave a coin to, I think.”
One the way home – pitch dark other than some diffused light from a filigree wrought iron lamp on a paint-peeled wall here & there – we pass the same woman, her head down, same two boys. It’s about 11pm. I knelt down to the younger boy this time….out came a little ...
... for dinner?" - for which he yearns for more. He told us that Morocco was the first country to outlaw polygamy - that is, unless the man can prove that they are financially capable and the first wife has to consent to it. But there are still a lot of happy polygamist couples. It's just different. We learned about the Berber people and that they are still very prominent within the country and that they are not Muslim. We learned that there ...
Marrakech, Morocco dizzybg924... mt, respira-se...umas vistas fabulosas, vimos o
Toujbkal o segundo monte mais alto de Africa 4.167 mt.
Ait Benhaddou
um Kashbah fabuloso, bem tratado dentro das suas possibilidades, mais
uma vez labiríntico. Com uma cor ao final do dia quente, muito quente,
uma terracota quase vermelha. Aqui comprei a minha recordação da viagem
o tapete. Aqui foram gravados filmes como "A Jóia do Nilo", "Lawrence
da Arábia", "Jesus de Nazaré".
Um rio com ...
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