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Royal Hotel Oujda

13, Av. Zerktouni Oujda, 60000, Morocco

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The journey to Ouarzazate

A travel blog entry by jaxxed

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Marakech has it's advantages, but afte a while you need to get out. After traveling around the city, trying to get the outdoor or small town feeling, you realize that it's probably better to actually go to a small town. We decided we want the dsert, so we're going to head out that way. The street ends at M'hamid (as in get's covered by sand dunes …

Chilled and warmed Ouarzazate

A travel blog entry by jaxxed

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What a welcome change was Ouarzazate. You still have the hounding of both Marakech and the more African hustlers, but they are easy to dodge with some tact. The hotel we found was cold, but it ws cheap and management and staff were warm-hearted which helped. At one point I was either nearly adopted by the Femme de Chambre, or maybe married to her, …

A tourist among the tourists

A travel blog entry by mightyseven

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So I figured out where to go after Marrakesh. And I couldn't have gotten out of there fast enough. Maybe it was because I was by myself and couldn't speak the language but I was just tired of being a walking dollar sign. I did have some good ecounters before I left though. I met a Berber teacher named Abdul who invited me back to his house for tea …

My body does not like me today

A travel blog entry by mightyseven

I woke up today sick as can be. I havent felt that bad in a very long time. I am assuming it was just something I ate so hopefully it will be over soon. After about 20 hours of not eating anything I finally had a salad and I am feeling a little better. Every trip has a low point, I should be lucky mine waited until my trip was almost over. Last …

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Bed

A travel blog entry by travel-marathon

... came out at unexpected little half-empty beach. Beautiful. I didn't have time to stop unfortunately, and instead walked over to the town plaza bus stop for the Moroccan border bus. The women at the bustop looked very latin looking with rich thick dark hair and a few had islamic headscarves, manifesting the multicultural makeup of Melilla's spanishy-morrocany locals. In the 4 minute journey (about 60p I think) to the border, the world outside the bus window ...

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