Zaghro Hotel Ouarzazate
Tabounte 1,5 Km Zagora Road Ouarzazate, BP 193 , Morocco
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Cruising through the Atlas Mountains
We woke up around 7am the next morning and scrambled about to re-pack our now heavier bags. A quick bite of breakfast in the lounge and we head out into Marrakech to flag a taxi to the Supratours bus station for an 830 bus to Ouarzazate. Our first bus experience in Morocco was actually rather smooth. We paid 5dh to "register" our luggage - that …
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Further into the back of beyond !
... with the road eventually disappearing then just as all was lost we came across a little village with an amazing hotel, well it would have been if it had not been for the constant drizzle, no bedowin tents but an amazing room with palm trees and a wonderful pool which me and Helen frequented despite been freezing cold, with the rest of the group thought we were potty !
An evening meal saw us finish around 9.30 and as normal ...
From Desert to Gorge
The camp attendant woke us up just before sunrise, so we could climb up the dunes and watch the sun come up over the desert. Mark and I were keen, but as it was very cold out, and so cozy in bed, we left it up to the kids to decide if they'd like to join us. Jack was right with us as we set out, and very happily, looking back a minute later, we watched the girls coming along too; I've never seen them get ...
Camel Ride in Desert; Driving Back to Ouarzazate
... dinner in Morocco. I hadn’t realized it, but our dinner was included in the room rate. Awesome. We were served a salad, which was not like a salad we know in the United States but was a large plate of various vegetables including onions, green peppers, and cucumbers. It was pretty tasty. For the main course, I had chicken tanjine and Mom got a turkey kebab. Both were yummy – so we completed our Moroccan culinary adventures with not a single bad meal! ...
On the Road of 1000 Kasbahs
... descented to the floor of the gorge to the point where the river descended from the mountain. Then we retraced our route first by van and then by bus until we were back on the road to Ouarzazate. Our next stop was at a kasbah outside of Kal' at Mgouna where we had lunch with a local family. This kasbah has recently been enlarged and modernized. We had lunch in a large reception hall, sitting on cushioned divans and eating at low tables. Our ...



