Hotel Nouzha Fes

... the Medina. I think he was negotiating his commission as he was going. He was dressed in his finest Jalaba uniform for the occasion, he looked like an Arabic Jedi. Ahmed guided us to all the local artisans in the Medina, including a Tannery that were operated by an Indian guy to perfume shops to a carpet shop.



The Tannery was interesting at first and all the staff were friendly and quite interested in all of us. After a while they worked out that we were ...

... There were also a couple of huge nests on top of a couple of columns and as we watched, the storks using the nest started to mate. Just as we were leaving, the black clouds rolled in and it started to rain. We drove about 1 ˝ - 2 hours then to Fes, arriving just before 5. Checked in to our room, showered and headed out to use the Internet. We then met Abdul and the rest of the group for a meeting (re charging us for the guide for Meknes and bus for tomorrow's transport to and from the ...

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... by the tiled entrances and the babble of women's voices from within.  He told us of Fes' 1200 year history, the finer points of Islam, and daily life in the Medina before finishing the tour and taking us back to our hotel.  Feeling like we had received more than our moneys worth (and actually making it out of the medina in one day) we said a fond farewell to our guide. We took one last trip out that evening, taking in Fes' streets at ...

... dunes, the reason we had come were still so far away and we didnt seem to have the time to make it there during the five day trek. Most people take a 4WD to visit them. So we questioned the lads about not having shelter and about the itinerary. They told us we could make the dunes but would have to walk 35km in one day, this is impossible to do in one day in the desert heat. We were going to have to visit a well to find some water before continuing too. I told Jamel that ...

... everything and anything. We went into one of the Mosques that westerners are allowed into. It cost 10 Dirhams, again not included in the tour price. We went into a carpet shop to learn the history of carpets and they They hope you buy some of course. Bob did not like this one bit. I accepted it as part of being a tourist and enjoyed deflecting their sales pitch. More wandering through the Medina. The guide is not the best. He has a gruff manner and we are passing ...

... Penelope Cruz and Matthew McConnahay stayed there when filming Sahara by the way. After a freezing night without sleep, and a body sore from climbing and camel riding the luxurious hotel was incredible. There are more parts of the trip that I could go into, but I think i am going to go to bed instead. Basically it was just INCREDIBLE and so refreshing to e in a developing country again. That sounds kind of funny I know, but it's the truth. I've missed ...

... drivers to get a decent rate to the Medina we split into two cabs and headed off only to arrive at the Medina gate minus one cab. Somehow during the journey we lost each other, unfortunately the taxi I was in was the one where none of us had the name of the hotel or a guide book. So we waited and waited for the others to show. After about a half hour and hundreds of "helpful" Moroccan men later we spotted our ...

We got a taxi to the bus station this morning and as we got out of it there was a bus driving off with the tout shouting Azrou, Azrou, Azrou. We jumped on it but when wed asked yesterday the touts had said 9am, not 8.45, but it suited us anyway. We checked the times of the buses to rissiani when we arrive, and there was one going at midniht which arrived t čam, so we thought this would be the best one to get. We went to a nearb hotel and asked if they had anywhere to store baggage ...