Le Dawliz Hotel Tangier

42, Rue de Hollande Tangier, Morocco

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From Europe to Africa - a rainy day in Tangier

A travel blog entry by deepblue82

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On the high-speed AVE train from Toledo to Madrid, and on to Barajas Airport. The monkey girls were waiting in anticipation to see the land of the Moors and the people and cultures within. After organizing (and drying out a bit) at the hotel, they started with their first plunge into an Arabic souk at Tangier's Grand Socco (of course, with the rain …

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The smells of Tangier

A travel blog entry by melandlindsay

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... br> With the purchase of our day trip we were provided a sticker to wear, to identify our group. We shuffled off the ferry and stood around with everyone else looking lost and wearing stickers. We noticed many languages being spoken and the sheer size of the group - we quickly wondered how on earth they were going to give a guided tour to 80 people who all speak different languages??? It dawned on us that perhaps we should venture into town on our own, but that ...

'Play it again, Sam!'

A travel blog entry by lyncraven

... like Rabat, it was another impressive modern station. Unlike India, there are no layabouts on stations here, it was really controlled and gleaming.

I arranged for a taxi driver to take me out of town to the new CTM bus station, hoping to book a 4pm bus to Chefchaouen and being able to leave my backpack there for the day. They only had buses going at 12 noon and 8pm, which didn't suit at all, so I returned to the local bus station and found a ...

The fun was Tangerble...a ha ha

A travel blog entry by smllblckflwrs

... see you a few times they know you're not a customer. As soon as we booked our room, we dropped the bags and went walking through the medina (medinas are the old parts of town, with narrow, labrynthine streets and endless little booths selling anything and everything). The Tanger medina is a good intro to medinas in morocco. It's not that you won't get lost here - it is almost guarenteed that you will - but all you need to do is keep going downhill and you'll reach the ...

Step 26: Running to Relaxation

A travel blog entry by audreyrattay

... and myseld headed to the medina and shopped from about 7pm until 10 pm. Asilah is a beautiful city with a lot of history and artwork. There are a lot of crafts and paintings on the walls of the city that they re paint every year.
Friday night was an early night for me in order to rest up for the fantastic Saturday that was about to arrive...

***Disclaimer - Please Pardon my spelling... spell check is not working right now and I am typing on a French ...

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