Nassim Marrakech
115 Bd., Mohammed V, Gueltz Marrakech, 40000, Morocco
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Trust in Allah, but tie up your camel!
... barrier proved to be too difficult to gain confidence and close the deal. In the end, we did our good deed (trust in Allah) yet remained vigilant on the defensive (tie up your camel). We continued our trip noting that the roads bounced from one desert oases to another, stopping at a few and an authentic sand dune to stretch our legs just as the ancient Berber trade caravans did only on camel. According to our guide book some of ...
Across the Atlas to the Real Morocco
... road to through the mountains. The car is a Peugeot 207, a whimpy compact car that winds up to 3,500 rpm at 100 kph. It is not made to go very fast, which is fine since there are traffic cops with radar everywhere and avoiding any encounters with the Moroccan police is a high priority. We rented the car through Autoeurope; Avis is the agency. The car is on the spendy side at $546 for the week but still far less than an excursion for four. We chose to pick ...
All Roads Lead to Marrakech
... were absolutely true. So we climbed he narrow stairway into a beautiful dining room adorned with intracate tile work and a hand carved wood ceiling. The dining room filled quickly after we sat down with chain smoking Europeans but the food was delicious. The kids had chicken kababs with an interesting spice, Dorrie had chicken with couscous, and I had lamb with zuchinni and fresh mint.
We got ice cream cones on the way back to the room.
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All Aboard the Marrakech Express!
... After freshening up we ventured to the main square (Djemaa el-Fna) for some dinner and entertainment. It was complete mayhem. Pushy arabs plied for our business goind so far as to block our path. A transvestite belly dancer flitted about for tips. Rather good musicians added to the ambiance. Henna tattoo artists were selling their talents. We showed half interest of them in passing which caught their attention and agressive selling tactics. ...
Rain and renewed travel lust
... nobody has had any sickness of any kind so far. But we are heading for Hepatitis central (Egypt) and sub-Saharan Africa and Southeast Asia, so the real challenges to our health are still ahead. But we can’t stop thinking about the tropical beaches and monkeys in trees, safaris, jungles and the views of sunrises, coral reefs, new cultures, new food and so many different kinds of people. I want to go surfing again. Adriana wants to play volleyball and Mason and Shelby ...



