Dar Bin Safi Fes

21, Derb Bensafi Fes, Morocco

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!Marruecos!

A travel blog entry by kksander

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Phew, for the past 6 days I have spent over 40 hours in a bus driving up and down Morocco. Despite the cramped style I had an incredible time, might I add, WITH OUT any food poisoning. I really dodged a bullet with that one; it would've made those 40 hours of road time significantly longer.
My vacation started bright and early Friday morning for a 3 am bus ride to Tarifa, located a the southern-most tip of Spain, in order to catch a ferry across the ...

Ftur x3

A travel blog entry by karsenault

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... caught on fire just behind us) with, surprisingly, absolutely no strings attached - he was going anyway on his day off and I tagged along. Great beach.

My first break fast experience was in Chefchaouen after I'd moved from an extremely cheap hotel to a maison d'hote because I had an early bus and needed to be near the station. My room looked like a warm little hobbit hole complete with tiny, stainglass circular windows. The owner offered me ...

A medieval maze

A travel blog entry by nixsboys

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... there is some pay off but it turned out to a be a very festive occasion for as little as MAD70 you received cooked salads, choice of main and a drink, plus welcoming gestures and entertainment from the owner. Who said you had to understand each other when this man's personality overtook with his happy smiles, showing his strength by picking you up and twirling you around. It was a lovely lunch but I must say my choice of lamb tagine and vegetables was ...

Meet the scammers

A travel blog entry by sandshoephil

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... day when we arrived here. On that occasion, I followed the sign that said they were up on the first floor, only to discover that on the first floor the sign said they were on the ground floor. When she returns - having found the toilets with no problem at all – she kindly points out that the signs I had been looking at were in fact, signs showing the way to the elevators. Doh !!

We are sharing our 6-seat compartment with one ...

The Road to Fes

A travel blog entry by peillsonwheels

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... t know to what extent, but I felt changed. Mark doesn't normally share these kinds of feelings, but in this case, he won't mind me saying that he felt it too.

Getting back to the more tangible part of the tour, we stopped at Volubilis. This is the best-preserved Roman ruins in Morocco. It was built on roughly 40 hectares starting from about 40 AD to help control this part of north Africa. We could see the ...