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Parc a huitre 3 Oualidia, Morocco, 23-366590
Oualidia dia dia on en est baba <br> <br> <br> <br><br>la nuit tombee nous nous<br>sommes pommes...une heure de piste enfin le village. Premier contact<br>avec Habib gerant d une petite epicerie. Il nous a propose de dormir<br>devant sa boutique. Le lendemain direction Safi pour Guillaume<br>« session dentiste » et pour Manu « mise<br>a jour du blog » le soir nous nous sommes permis une<br ...
oualidia, Morocco quatrequartI am so grateful for this beautiful day I had today, as no harm came my way, I lacked nothing, and I was able to humbly see myself in many of the beings I met today. The practice of awareness, of being present in many moments throughout the day, is very gratifying to me. I notice how relaxing into acceptance in whatever situation I enter, I allow myself to have experiences I otherwise would have rejected. The more I do it the smoother the day flows, and the ...
Oualidia, Morocco yorron... and the Germans have outlawed miracles. Wendy: I have ways of working around these Germans, monsieur ...
Oualidia, Morocco wendy_wanders... we pulled up next to a schoolbus at a roundabout in Safi. I was looking in at all the kids who were squashed into this van, all of them sitting on the floor and on top of each other. They all stared back at me, so I waved to them, which led to one boy at the back of the bus, shyly hiding behind the curtain and continuously popping out to blow me kisses. Dad said I'd met my future husband, but he was wrong, because when we got to Oualidia I met the man of my dreams ...
Oualidia, Morocco tayka... people, a real good vibe. You just feel it. And the Portuguese City was very cool. You could walk around the whole thing on the ramparts and get good views of the city. Some of the highlights were eating fried seafood at a local place holding about 4 restaurants inside. Touts yelled and hollered at you to eat at their stall. It was all the same stuff! We feasted on the "melange" or mixed seafood. And splurged on freshly ...
El Jadida, Morocco hippler... I've ever been and longing for more. In coming to Morocco, you MUST have a Hammam, preferably an upmarket one that I had for about 180 plus 20 dirham tip (30 dollars). Definitely beats the massages I had in Thailand and Vietnam. If only we had these in Australia. I'd be there every week. Fantastic stuff. Given that we were so imressed with the fish stalls last night we returned for more. Not bad when you ...
Essaouira, Morocco shanewilson... reception and chill out area. Also in a very good location. For dinner the group went to a fish stall and had a delcious concoction of fish on the bone and very dry octopus. I won't repeat what Maria referred to these as on travelpod but use your imagination!!!!! The Sofitel chain of hotels look excellent for future returns to Morocco. Staying in traditional Riads are also a very good option for an upmarket holiday.
Essaouira, Morocco shanewilson... hosts! Once sorting out our accommodation, we wandered as usual. We went into the port area where fishermen were selling their catches of the day and wrapping up their nets for the evening. We walked along a sea wall and I imagined how the landscape would look in the early morning light. We walked around more and found a nice, 4 day old restaurant where we ate a big fish dinner for a decent price. The next day we separated for a bit so I could take my early ...
Essaouira, Morocco traciehowe... estan pintadas en azul y los pescadoras filetean ahi nomas los pescaditos, asi que esta llenisimo de gaviotas y gatos por todos lados, un show. Estaremos aqui hasta maniana a la tarde que volvemos para Marrakech, ya que de ahi sale nuestro vuelo el dia siguiente hacia Casablanca y de ahi a Dubai y Bangkok. Nos espera un vuelo de unas 14 horas! Suerte que pasaremos la noche en Bangkok antes de seguir nuestro vuelo a Bali, con transbordo ...
Essoueira, Morocco somanyroads... We caught a bus to Essouria on the coast, and just driving through this country for two hours made us realise how poor it is. There was nothing, just dry sand and then tiny little houses together that make small villages. Then you would see some kids or an old couple walking for miles in the sand in their long black clothes to get where they wanted to go. This is one of the richest countries in Africa. I could understand if they didnt like us, walking ...
Essouria, Morocco jai_82
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