Les Jardins Du Draa
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The Big One
... is profound. Lois runs over looking much happier and brighter; she got some sleep and feels revived. We all use a record number of babywipes tonight but still manage to get into the big top in time for mint tea and biscuits - when did something so simple become so important? Everyone looks rather stunned after today's dramas and Christina is nowhere to be seen. Tonight sees the instigation of a 'sick tent' and the Naughty Boys moving into the big top. There's no stopping them ...
Ab in die Wüste
... die nächste Stadt nehmen könnten. Wir lachen herzhaft und winken ihn heran.Hinter Ourzazate ist förmlich Niemandsland. Kamen uns gestern noch viele Touristenbusse und Jeeps entgegen, gähnte heute Leere. Und auch kaum Ortschaften, die Abwechslung gebracht hätten. Steinige Hügellandschaft, Felsformationen an den Rändern und dann wieder Serpentinen. Dazu ein bedeckter Himmel und stürmisches Wetter. Erst ab Agdz änderte sich zumindest die trostlose ...
Morocco - Riding camels through the Sahara
... groups of four and each of them led one of the front camels. Camels are really quite nice animals, very docile. I want one!
Upon arrival at the camp we grouped together in a large Berber tent and enjoyed sweet green tea (which they liked to call 'Berber Whisky') and dinner. This was followed by some traditional singing and drumming around a campfire before we headed to our shared tents for the night.
The ...
Endless Beauty
... continued to get even more impressive as we carried on our journey. Land formations and colours that I have never seen before in my life, they were simply breathtaking. To step out of the car and admire these astounding and dramatic views with nothing but the gentle breeze of the valley for sound, was simply surreal.
We then took a long break when we reached the Draa Valley, at an unbelievable view point, the name of the location says it all: Oasis de Draa. We sat ...
Arabian Nights
... will be will be" - but used more frequently and with more passion. When applied to driving, the Moroccans we met would use the Inshallah Mentality to argue: "I will survive this sharp turn as I pass this truck in the dark, IF Allah wants me to survive." I mean no disrespect, but I personally believe that actions have consequences. I believe I have been given free will, general common sense, an education and a strong desire to survive, and therefore I do not share or ...
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Amenities
- Free High-Speed Internet
- Swimming pool
- Restaurant
- Wheelchair accessibility
- Free parking
- Pets allowed