Batha Fes

... – Cafe la Noria – and I said I would drop in for lunch. Walked back to the riad (stopping for a haircut near Batha Square – a snip at 30D!) without getting lost and had some medicine, then went out again to cash some money and visit the ...

... . Gonzalo and Tato are more or less the same, only Angel has kept himself fit. So we have to stay another day in Fes, during which I only sleep (fever makes so sleepy) and run to the toilet. Gonzalo's a little better and he takes a walk around the ...

... shouldn't get lost, yet I say this in anticipation that we will get lost at some point! We started out in the Dar Batha Museum, a former summer palace which had a number of exhibits on Moroccan arts and crafts on display. There was also an Andalusian ...

... for a camel burger for dinner and then to Muhammad's Sahara Berber Cafe for mint tea and shisha with Jelali and then Consul Bar in Hotel Batha for a few beers. Xmas Day! Christmas Day is pretty much a non-event in Morroco. Caught a bus to Meknes and then ...

... had no idea how strong it was because for the following 3 hours I was stoned like I have been for a while!!! I had to go to Place Batha to meet up with Youssef and get my gear and it was an experience in the state I was!! Anyway, I got my stuff, said bye ...

... and with a revolting set of teeth -when he smiled it looked like Boot Hill Cemetery on a rainy day. Finally got to Hotel Batha early evening and decided to skip going out to dinner. Felt knackered so decided to just chill in my room, eat the remains of ...

... sahara, so hot and so dry. We finally get to Fes, it's enormous with I gigantic medina. We get to our hotel (Batha, just beside the medina). Reservation made through internet and the price is 40€/night the double room. The room actually turns ou ...