El Andalous Marrakech

... service can be patchy, you get a great sense of warmth and community not to mention the freshest, most delicious orange juice. Marrakech is also the place where I learnt that that a working internet connection depends on Allah. When we arrived at the ...

It was a long bus ride from Ouazarate to Marrakesh, and long days on the bus begin to run together.  Although Ab tries to make the trip interesting, I think that we are all looking forward to spending three nights in one place, and having some free ...

... same thing, and looking they pretty much struggle to sell anything judging by the amount of stock they all have left. Not that Marrakech was hostile in terms of the sellers, but Tunis was even less so, meaning it was easier to walk through without every ...

... path from Algeria, and the Islamic heartland beyond, into Morocco. For years the dominant axis within Morocco was between Fes and Marrakech, two cities linked by their power as well as their rivalry. Even today, while the coastal belt centred on Rabat ...