M'Nar Park Tangier

Cap Malabata Tangier, Morocco

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'Play it again, Sam!'

A travel blog entry by lyncraven

... with beautifully painted homes and doors, well-placed plants in unusual places and other places of amusing note. I was shown the house used by Mick Jagger and the rest of the Stones, when they were 'cutting their last record', while former prime ministers and French and German diplomats all have staked a claim here. And what's so very Italian here, is that despite an often small and somewhat modest exterior, these places often open up inside to some ...

Museo Del Jamon - The Ham Museum

A travel blog entry by mish_brendan

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... the first time in about 4 months (ah, we missed it) for a taxi to take us to our hotel. Once checked in, we hit the streets to try and find some dinner. We stumbled upon a casual little eatery and ordered a traditional Moroccan soup Harira and the Moroccan version of a chapati. This was such a brilliant introduction to Moroccan food served by some lovely people. We went to bed happy to be out of the structure of Europe for a while. Morocco is going to be fun.
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Marruecos Pt. 2: Another Arabian Night

A travel blog entry by sammielarson

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... and then it was off to the restaurant for an authentic Moroccan lunch! The atmosphere was absolutely amazing: There was music, a guy with fire on a tray on his head, and a woman was painting Henna on peoples’ arms. We were served coos coos, kebabs, cookies, and tea. Laura and I ended up sitting with 2 British girls which was fun. I definitely enjoyed the restaurant but we didn’t stay too long, because it was time for the next city!

An hour or so later, we were ...

Entry point into Africa

A travel blog entry by yougottabehere

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... charge a set fee irrespective of the number of passengers. At first, he declined as a local he met on the flight had offered him a lift. However, it turned out that his luggage didn’t arrive (he had five flights to get from Montreal to Tangier), so he ended up taking me up on my offer. As he spoke French, he arranged with the driver to drop me first at my hotel and then him at his. During the ride, it became clear that the driver knew ...

Moroccon Experience !

A travel blog entry by amazingone

25

... had no real problems. Karim sent a young boy whom he knew well to walk with me when I needed to go to the ATM in the main street for the first time so that I was not alone (how thoughtful of him) and I particularly liked the kids (varying ages) who would approach me and try to converse in English as we stood and chatted. Or they might ask me for their photograph to be taken wanting only to see the result on my camera before they would laugh hysterically and ...

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