Hotel Parador Chefchaouen
Place Al Makhazen Chefchaouen, Morocco
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Hello friend, you speak English?
... trails. I headed that direction and on the way grabbed a loaf of bread to curb any hunger that way day of hiking may produce. To say that I was ready for some physical activity would be an understatement. I had been stuck on two trains and a bus for 16 hours and then really did not do much of anything the day before exhausted from the traveling, so I was quite sick of the inactivity and greatly looking forward to the hiking.
Now all I had to do was find the ...
Rainy Chefchaouen
... I would simply inform the Australian (I thought I knew who he meant but found out later it was a totally different guy) and tell the guy I hadn't seen anyone.
On my way to the Mosque, I remembered that the Hammam shut at 12 for men and it was already 11.15 but I made my way back to find it. On the main square, I bumped into the guy who was waiting for the Australian. He seemed very grateful to me because I ...
The prettiest little town in the Rif mountains
... but guy said he didn't know anything about it and everybody scrambling to sort it out. Two came, but they were full of themselves and I told them not to bother. Hostel owners finally told me to go for breakfast & come back in half an hour. I was getting concerned how late it was becoming. Someone else got me one and cheaper but when I got back, they'd got me a nice guy with lunch ready; so I took him.
The home of tough Berber tribes people; ...
The Blue Medina
... would be fine. We walked into a very basic 100MAD (A$13) room and headed into the famous blue Medina. The whole town has a blue and white wash over the main exterior walls of their buildings making you instantly cooler when you look at them. We spent some time browsing the stores along the labyrinth of streets. At around 17:30 we stumble upon Ras-El-Maa, a waterfall next to the Medina where the ...
Marruecos Pt. 3 aka My Favorite
... time. It was definitely an image I won't soon forget...I just wish I had more photos!
We were also brought to a store where they make and sell woven blankets typical of Chefchaouen. All of them were absolutely gorgeous...I wish I could have taken them all home with me!
After our tour, we were allowed a lot of time to look at the little stores and vendors. They were a lot less agressive here than in Tangier, so I enjoyed my shopping experience a lot more and was ...
