Equity Point

... in the morning, till we got there around 1100. and then we crashed. We had booked the NSF apartment (Norwegian Actors Equity) in Kantstrasse, Charlottenburg, for the entire week. It was delightfully spacious, with big rooms. JB's best mate, Jens Ivar, ...

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... crashing it feels like a very dynamic feeling place, but unlike Giant's causeway, you can't actually get onto the rocks, so it's a point and shoot type of attraction.  Plus the huge amount of tourists is pretty annoying.  More so today as I was ...

... to memorize the directions to the hostel on the plane was too complicated - I even found a YouTube video on how to get to the Equity Point hostel in the medina from my starting point in the square. I try to go as far as I can without hesitation, but no ...

... struggle through scray, complicated and confusing local transit options. We got into Marrakech around 8pm. This time we booked the Equity Point in Marrakech. It's a small chain with hostels in Spain and Asia. We paid 180dh which includeed breakfast. The ...

... a giant red backpack sticks out like a sore thumb in the medina. I immediately get approached, asking where I’m going. I tell him equity point, he says ok 5 minute walk lets go. I take about 2 steps and ask him how much, 50 Dirham. I wish I could ...

... watching the sunset, taking in the evening breeze, and hearing the calls to prayer coming from the mosque towers. We stayed at Equity Point in Marrakech, it is rated as the #1 hostel and it was easy to see ...

... and toilet paper. Nine hours on the bus we arrive early evening in Marrakech and let off at Place Djemaa El Fnaa. I check back into Equity Point for one more night as I was leaving for Madrid tomorrow. Instead of my old room, I checked into the 8-bed ...

... road forks and take the right side of the fork.” It was an adventure, but we eventually found our hostel, the “Equity Point Hostel of Marrakech,” a fabulous little place with vaulted ceilings, an indoor pool, open air common area and the ...

... but now that I was arriving on the 4th, I needed to find another spot for me and Tony. I decided to track down the Equity Point hostel, recommended to me by a guy in the Albareda hostel in Barcelona. Good frigging recommendation. The place was a palace. ...

... downtown Morocco, our guide said here we are, pointing to non-descript door on which we could just make out the name "Equity Point Hostel". Oh joy! Then our guide proceeded to ask to be reimbursed for his troubles. Suddenly his English became quite ...

... Madryn, Argentina 2. 2. Hostel Estoril, Buenos Aires, Argentina 3. 3. Hostel Lao, Mendoza, Argentina Africa 1. 1. Equity Point, Marrakech, Morocco 2. 2. Hostel Essaouira, Essaouria, Morocco 3. 3. The Backpack & Africa Travel ...

... like busy bees, but we had absolutely no idea what routes they took or where they stopped. And this is the exact point that I know I've learned things since leaving home. In that situation, travel-novices Amanda and Ben would have flagged down a taxi. ...

... vocabulary like Armani, Carl Marks, Communism, Obama, and soccer ball in the face. And the guy is speaking very passionately, to the point where his face was turning red. So now at this point he is pestering us and we were trying to distance ourselves ...

... had to be more careful as if you wasted exposures you were also wasting money.  Because I don't want to be a random point-and-shooter, but a realy photographer who actually does see my subject, I have adopted what I call "mindful photography". ...

... taking the mountain lift up to the amusement park on Mount Tibidabo which is 512m above sea level and the highest point in Barcelona.  THE MAIN SIGHTS:  I however managed to take in the views atop La Pedrera the famously designed ...

... - at first she seems to be a sweet girl, but tough and with a sharp tongue if the occasion calls for it. At one point, having enough of the local custom of charging a tourist for every bit of assistance, we see a shopkeeper unknowingly drop a basket into ...

... , a famous street leading up to the beach with lots of touristy stuff to see (i.e. people dressed up like statues).  We made a point to eat paella and drink sangria on the beach to experience Spain the way people in Barcelona do it.  It was ...

... to walk about another half hour through desert sand (tough work!!) to our camp site (very close to Algeria - we could see it!).  At that point it was sunset but we were on the wrong side of a big sand dune so a few of us ran up the sand dune to try ...