Riad Quenza Marrakech

... vous séduira par son atmosphère reposante.


20 chambres vous accueillent dans un univers de confort propre aux charmes de l'Orient. Soucieux de votre bien-être, l'ensemble du personnel mettra tout en oeuvre pour vous garantie un séjour inoubliable.

... pips!) and then we came home (taking a wrong
turn of course first). I was exhausted and crashed to sleep quickly. Dad made
friends with some German boys and played chess with them, then came up later.

The next morning
Shane and I were up early and went to explore. We were up very early and when
we got to the main market square it had some orange juice stalls and donkeys
but mainly people going to work and school. It was all rosy and big and
exciting, we ...

From the fun flats of Marrakech...we made our way to the High Atlas mountains for well...mountains of magnificent hiking and views.

Jebel Toubkal stands at 4200m above sea level and at that is the highest most point in northern Africa and also a bit of a mission! We made it up the mighty mountain in a few days and did some sleeping, sun burning and Scrabble in there as well. An absolutely incredible adventure!

Back down and all set to embark on a road trip to Fez!

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... magnificent mazes of Marakesh. After the events of my manic few months back in Britain, i was up for a few days of down time but the city soon sucked me in.

Between BIG sleeps and snuggles with the resident cats, camp land lord and lovely courtyard at our hotel, we wound our way amongst the amazing stalls, scenery and scents of an awesome place.

It ...

... not a bit curious at us. I found a young boy beside me today, keeping apace, just staring up at me. Susan said some of the women she’s passed who are covered head-to-toe including a veil say something [positive], even if she didn’t first nod or say “salam”.

Last night we ate in the riad. We are its only guests; someone new arrives on our day three. We ate a delicious feast by the pool, below ...

... to say what an amazing sight but with the graffiti and plastic bags draped in all the trees, it felt more of a shame then anything else. We wore our hiking boots as our only other option is sandals but apparently this is the foot wear of choice for the locals who clambered everywhere. Our guide showed Shona the correct foot and hand holds to climb the next steep section while Dino took photos. This may have been a mistake as Dino then found himself drenched trying to climb ...

... be an incredible picture to shoot at each and every corner, but the people here really get a fit when you take a picture of them. The Egyptians seemed far more relaxed about this. Pull out a camera here and you will feel like a rapist in a monastery. No telephoto lens is long enough. They will spot you. I started shooting out of the hip like John Wayne, without looking through the viewfinder, but I got caught. When ...

... br>Jantamos dentro da haima, um Tagine maravilhoso de frango,
arroz branco para limpar e muitas, muitas bananas, cola sem gás e pão,
o pão é divinal.
A noite, o silencio não consigo descrever, não tenho palavras, é é não sei...adorei.
As estrelas parecem que estão a meio metro dos nossos olhos.
Dia seguinte decidimos regressar a nossa vida de "Lords" pois não é facil a vida de nomada.
Meu Deus mais horas de dromedário.....AIIIIIII o meu rabo ...

... it by hand 3.Walk away and listen for the sound of feet rushing to call you back 4.Never examine anything your not prepared to spend 20 minutes negotiating over 5.Have fun and remember you probably gong to spend more on dinner than you paid for that table Then back for our sunny roof terrace for cold drinks and lunch followed by reading in the sun. On a humorous note, last night Elly mentioned that we had been trapped in the Riad ...

... because the style was English saddle, meaning there's nothing but the reins to hold onto! I went on a morning ride along the beach from Essaouira to the small town of Diabat, famous because Jimi Hendrix spent some time there. I enlisted the help of a local "guide" who lent me his horse for 1 hour for a fee of $10. Galloping down the beach was really cool, except... a) my horse was crazy and tried to run into the woods a couple times b) my ...