Hotel Solazur Tangier
Avenue Des F.A.R. Tangier, Morocco
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The smells of Tangier
... head south. For that reason we decided to target the 11 am ferry, which would presumably have us into Morocco for 930-10 am. We also opted for a pre-packaged day trip, which included the crossing fare, lunch and a guided tour.
We’ve completely abandoned our earlier aspirations at learning one spanish phrase a day. This is neither because of incompetence or laziness, but we found that the better our spanish got the faster people responded in ...
The fun was Tangerble...a ha ha
... will try to give you advice on where to go. They will offer to help you to find accommodation, or drugs, or site of interest, or pretty much anything. Then they will ask you for money for their help. The conversation usually goes something like "Hey man, you want some hashish?" "No, cheers!" "Where you from?" "I'm from Ireland." "Oh, very nice, my friend lived there. You Irish very nice. What you need man?" "Nothing thanks, just walking." "You got a place to stay?" ...
Step 27: Footprints in the Sand
... which is equivalent to ten cents. Sea Salt popcorn is incredibly tasteful! After shopping and speaking with locals, we had a seat at an umbrella table and ordered the best ice cream of all time. Sorry Salamanca, this cafe had the best ice cream ever. Equipped with a wafer stick and sprinkles, Nougat Ice Cream is now my favourite flavor! Thank you Asilah for introducing me to this sweet addiction that I am caught up ...
Finally went to Africa!
... red symbols on them, or another one, but we hadn’t seen ANYONE else with our sticker. We had decided to do a tour just because we were to chicken to do Morocco on our own. Anyway, we got off the boat and a guy grabbed us, and then we discovered we had a few more people in our tour, but still was a tiny group compared to the others.
Our group consisted of us, a Spanish couple, a French couple, a Canadian couple, a ...
After my experience with Ray Smith
... is that little extra bit of height, and we drove on without a
problem. We drove right forward to the front of the boat and parked.
An
uneventful crossing, what can you say, 35 minutes, no restaurant, then
it was back down to the motorhome, and we sat in it while we watched
everybody else drive off the boat, it was our turn, to back the full
length of the boat and back off the boat down the ramp, no problems with
the tail in ...
This hotel was formerly known as: Solazur



