Ibis Moussafir Tanger
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Entry point into Africa
Flight to Tangier
I did something that Moroccans do not do: I flew from Marrakesh to Tangier. It takes a whole day by train or just a few hours (with a connection in Casablanca) by flight. However, the Riad owner, locals, airport security officers – everyone – just didn't understand why I would fly. I have to say that …
Boat rides and Boat wrongs
We woke up the next day, packed up our things, and took the train to Tangier. While on the train we spoke in spanish with a man who spoke less english than Adam speaks Arabic (he knows a little more than three words). The train ride was rather uneventful and when we arrived in Tangier we exited the station, got directions to our hotel from a taxi …
Der Anfang vom Ende einer Ära..
... Felder, quadratische Wälder, quadratische Seen, quadratische Städte und mit Sicherheit auch quadratische Häuser, das kann man von hier aus nicht erkennen. Ich lege eine Zeichnung der möglichen Mode dieses Volkes an- Kuben als Hüte und eckige Brillen in jedem Fall. Während wir der Küstenlinie weiter folgen spinne ich weiter- wäre es ein Volk bei Kapitän Blaubär oder den Mumins würde sich das Quadratthema vermutlich bis in die (Quadrat)Wurzeln ...
Tangiers,Morocco - another experience!
... not what we had expected. We will go back to Morocco again some time, but it will be with more research, not as a guided tour and with much more time. This experience was a learning event.
We enjoyed a nice supper with some strong drinks and got ready for tomorrow. Myra was registered for kite boarding lessons, and Debbie and I were to spend our time exploring Tarifa, lounging on the beach and catching some sun! I would also have time to work on the ...
Culture in Morocco
... ute things (one was carrying a desk and a matress... basically in a wheelbarrow attached to a scooter!) , past the gathered groups entering the mosques, past the kids chasing and playing in the streets (literally, in the main street with cars beeping all around)... and past so much more, until I reached the quiet little street that holds my room. Once back inside I had a cup of tea, did more blogging, skyped Rachelle to ...
Amenities
- Swimming pool
- Room service
- Restaurant
- Wheelchair accessibility
- Pets allowed
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