Hotel Nomad Palace
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11-29---12-7-12
... in the middle of nowhere with cement holes in the ground for toilets, french fries and TVs blasting Moroccan soap operas. We stopped here only an hour into our drive, for what? TEA of course, everyone needs at least 3 cups of mint tea every hour DUH. When we all got back on the bus we noticed it was not running. The driver explained something in Arabic and then all the men on the bus got up and got out---no translations available on this ride apparently, not even ...
Rock the Kasbah-Journey to the Sahara
How is it that I can't get out bed with out at least 2 snooze hits while employed, yet I can get up at the crack of dawn while on holiday?
Rory and I were 'picked up’ from our hostel at 7am. When I say ‘picked up’, I mean a guy on a motorbike rode to our hostel then walked us to the main square. We could have just met the mini van at the main square!
There were 9 of us aboard our van – a couple from Uruguay, a ...
Walking in the Dunes
... some well earned soup. I then spent the afternoon reading, relaxing and resting. Late afternoon, the sun came out and the view of the dunes were simply fantastic.
At dusk, we prepared some supper and the eight people who were at the camp site ate. I spent the rest of the evening, relaxing and thanking the maker for feeling better. What a difference a day makes!
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Merzouga- Sahara Desert Adventures
... senses and bought a down filled sleeping bag. I would have been a miserable sod otherwise. At 6:30 am we were awaken for a hike up the sand dunes. Extracting myself from the sleeping bag was a shock of a lifetime. Climbing the dunes was quite the exercise. You take one step forward, fall back a bit all the while getting one of the best cardio workouts ever. The dune was massive.... I climbed for what seems like an hour and was ...
Tea in the Sahara (by Fritz)
... to Morocco. One of my favorite parts was just hanging out and playing games in the tent with our guide Abdul, who I became very good friends with by the end of the Morocco portion of our trip. One other thing that I enjoyed was running down the dunes at full speed. One time I fell and got very sandy but it was still one of my favorite things we did. I would give it five stars and I had a bunch of fun there. Now I have another part of our world trip to add to my ...
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- Wheelchair accessibility
- Free parking
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