Riad Albahaca Salé

1 rue Sidi Bel Achir Hassouni Salé, Morocco

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Rabat and Ramadan

A travel blog entry by lyncraven

... they will all say it's no problem, deemed an honour to serve their God, including that of our guide Ibrahim, who took us up Jebel Toubkal. Not a drop of anything passed his lips during the day and prayers were observed and attended at night. Calls to prayer were incredible sights to watch, with a whole melee of cultures (black Africans, French converts, naturalised residents of France; US, Spain & Germany returning home to family for Ramadan) taking ...

Sleepless in Salé

A travel blog entry by mark.wilson

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... the public yet but looked very modern and chic.

We walked past the old town walls and into the Mellah (Jewish Quarter), heading towards the Place Bab Khebaz, which had a very nice park in the center with loads of orange trees and several cafes surrounding the park.

Heading northwest, we passed through several souqs (shopping districts), including the Souq el Merzouh, which specialized in gold and jewelry. Eventually, we reached the Grand Mosque and ...

Chasing the visa's

A travel blog entry by antonltd

Hi Miles,
I am wondering if you have information on how to get a visa for Chad & sudan
I am in Rabat ( Morocco) riding south on a F800gs bmw to Mauritania, mali, ***** then Chad into Sudan, will travel south from there.
If you have contact info for the letter of invitation for the visa it would be a great help.

Sincerely garth
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African Arrival

A travel blog entry by heathalessleofo

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... place to be, safer than most places we’ll go in Europe probably. Petty crime is rare and people are very helpful and friendly when needed. Knowing that, I led us on without hesitation, hoping that doing so would infuse everyone else with confidence and a feeling of safety. I’m not sure I would have been as carefree if I did not speak French. The knowledge that I could ask almost anyone for directions or help if needed, and be ...

France, Spain, Morocco from the Truck

A travel blog entry by nataliemarie

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... scattered with houses all identical.

We drove a little while through Spain before unloading the cattle at a farm in Mirana de ebro. The laws say that every 2 days the animals must be unloaded from the truck and allowed to rest for 24 hours. We unload into a pin the 66 milking cows, 33 in each truck and then head to the nearby service for some San Miguel and Spanish red wine. Then a truckers feast for 9 euro a 3 course meal choice of starter main and ...

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