Ibis Moussafir Ouarzazate
Avenue Moulay Rachid Ouarzazate, 45000, Morocco
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Observations
... short distances) are battered Renault 105s from the 80s in a different primary colour for the town they serve.
5. The logistics of 4. and 5. quite frankly astound me.
6. The length of a Moroccan KM varies between 100m and 5KM. It is more likely to be the later if used by a taxi driver.
7. If a Moroccan is more used to owning a donkey then they ...
Arabian nights
... around the room, all different to match the different personalities at the different tables. One guy he went up to and pounded him on the back twice and yelled ‘knock knock’ in his ear. We gave him a big tip and went upstairs to relax.
Later that night all of the kitchen staff went to the veranda and put on a music show that other guests told us about the next day but we entirely missed. I asked how in the world we could miss it because the show would ...
HOLLYWOOD DO DESERTO
... nas estrelas.... Na visita é possivel visitar cenários desses filmes e de alguns que ainda nao foram lançados. infelizmente por ser inverno e o tempo nao ajudar muito nao havia gravações no momento. Em seguida fomos ao kasbah de Ouarzazate que ficava na frente ao hotel. Externamente era interessante mas apenas uma pequena parte estava aberta a visita e nao havia nada muito interessante. Na seqüencia entramos em um bairro fortificado próximo ao Kasbah, mas devido ao ...
Moroccan Adventures Part I
... 8217; because he has been an extra in heaps of big movies made in Morocco and ‘Couscous’ because his family makes the best couscous in town. He was quite the character, like every 10 minutes he’d bring up the fact he has been in movies and asked us to take his photo. He wasn’t shy at all! His sister gave us a demo on how to make the perfect Moroccan couscous. I didn’t have the heart to tell them the only time I’ve had it before ...
Six is not enough for me
... hair was a perfect representation of his personality.
He welcomed us to Morocco, as he would do 15 times a day for the remainder of the trip. Clearly he was a joker. During lunch, our guide informed us that if we wanted to stop and pick up any alcohol Ouarzazate was the last place to purchase it. We nodded, mumbled but didn’t commit. Truthfully we were taken back as alcohol was a taboo subject, and difficult ...



