Hotel La Tour Hassan
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Frenesi en Rabat
... casa de alguien de CouchSurfing me fui en busca del albergue juvenil. No fue cosa facil pero gracias a mis pintas de guiri perdido, hubo un par de guiris no-perdidos que me echaron una mano.
Despues de haber hecho todo el papelo del albergue y haber dejado los trastos, me fui a por algo de comer a la medina. Vaya medina mas bulliciosa, no le tiene nada que envidiar a un hormiguero. Colores, olores, gentes y ruidos de todas las variedades. ...
Into Africa
... complete with musicians, magician & belly dancers. The truck illness also claimed more victims, but I was recovering well. The rain continued back at the campsite.
We drove through the rain to Rabat, where it stopped. We bushcamped, and Amanda, Mary Ann and I cooked dinner over wood. Whilst we were doing that the rest of the group filled in their visa application forms on the truck. After dinner we prepped for ...
Mabel and the Masters of Mud mob Marjane
... br>
So, true to form, day one of bush camping entailed digging 17 tonnes of Scania truck out of 6 inches plus of red clay mud up to the axles!! Out came the shovels, then the sand mats by which time those who were helping (and that wasn’t everyone we noted!) were dirty, sweaty and saying lots of rude words. As it turned completely dark a couple of the lads helped set things up for a successful attempt for freedom first thing in the morning and the rest of us ...
And Bring On the Culture Shock
... little street harassment like men looking at me up and down and saying things like, “hey baby”. They also like to click their lips together to get your attention. I have not been followed yet, but I am not too worry since I was always go out with at least two other people. The harassment makes me uncomfortable and it seems like no one else notices ...
Morocco 4- Rabat, then on to Tangier and Spain
Rabat is the historical capital of Morocco, and it’s
buildings reflect it’s importance. In the first photo you
can see that the old town is fully walled, and within
there are quaint little streets, painted in Santorini style
blue and white, plus a mosque and a big sort ...
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- Restaurant
- Swimming pool
- Room service
- Wheelchair accessibility
- Business Services
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