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Morrocco
A Travel Blog by barryrimell
... from the traditional hayfever "cure" I had sniffed in a Marrakech pharmacy, was at least no longer leaking out here in the Atlas Mountains. The last bit of rock before the three and a half million square-miles of Sahara desert stretching into Africa on the ...
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Through the gorges- out of the High Atlas at last
A Travel Blog entry by onsixwheels from Asni, and Marakesh, Morocco
... We were hoping it would be 'all downhill' as some French tandem cyclists had told us the day before, and as beautiful as the Atlas Mountains are, they are really, REALLY cold in December. Much of the ride was on the West side of the mountain, hiding ...
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The Berber Trial - High Atlas
A Travel Blog entry by paula.ka from Asni, Morocco
Excursion to the Berber Trail with Lunch booked through expedia.co.uk for £50 a head "Venture high up the Atlas mountain range in a four-by-four and discover the region's majestic scenery and the old villages along the Berber Trail" It was ...
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The Atlas Mountains
A Travel Blog entry by john_and_jules from Asni, Morocco
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A taste of Africa
A Travel Blog entry by amy.green from Marrakesh, Morocco
... to organise a 3 day trek to the Sahara!!! It was so unbelievable that I can't really describe it. We spent a night in the Atlas Mountains and then headed on to the Sahara which we arrived at in time for sunset Camel rides through the amazing red dunes. ...
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Journey Across the Anti Atlas Mountains
A Travel Blog entry by shanewilson from Imlil, Morocco
Day 10 took us on a 5 hour journey from the desolate anti Atlas Mountains, over the spectacular Tizi-n-Tichka Pass (2260m) and on to the scenic Toubkal National Park. Just out of the market village of Asni, we stopped into the restored Kasbah ...
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Across the Atlas to sleep in the shadow of Toubkal
A Travel Blog entry by chagger1 from Aroumd, Marrakech-Tensift-Al Haouz, Morocco
... thru by French engineers in the 1920s. Apparently they did so as a means of pacifying the notorious Glaoui ( the "Lords of the Atlas" ) who hitherto had controlled the old caravan route from Marrakech to the Draa & the South. The road is a wonder of ...
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Viva la Maroc
A Travel Blog entry by sianeth from Marrakech, Morocco
... looming before the bus stop trying to entice us into their cabs instead. It was only a short ride to our accommodation, the Atlas Asni Hotel on Avenue Mohammed V, which was previously known as Avenue de France, presumably because it was modelled on French ...
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The Marrakech Life
A Travel Blog entry by sianeth from Marrakech, Morocco
... Its mainly orchards and olive trees, with steps up to a pavillion and artificial rectangular lake, behind which is a back drop of the Atlas Mountains... beautiful. We sat for a while reading our books in the sunshine until the sun began to go down. These ...
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Tombs 'n' Tanneries
A Travel Blog entry by sianeth from Marrakech, Morocco
... it would be trashed within minutes. The other pics are of the Avenue de France (unfortunately failed to capture the Atlas mountains sitting beautifully in the background), and the Palais de Congres, situated just up from our hotel. We watched ...
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Shades of Crosby, Stills and Nash
A Travel Blog entry by bumihills from Marrakech, Morocco
... toward Marrakesh via the highest point in Morocco, the Tichka Pass which offered an impressive landscape in the heart of the Atlas Mountain chain. Upon entering the "Red City, Marrakesh, we hummed the Crosby, Stills and Nash tune "Marrakesh ...
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Eh, marra. Aye, eh, marra-kesh. Eh?
A Travel Blog entry by mrandmrsrontour from Marrakech, Morocco
... be if chocolate were un-Islamic. And finally Maureen and Derek's travel tips: DO stay in the Berber villages in the High Atlas mountainsDON'T get carried away with climbing the peaks. It would only end in tears and you miss out on meeting the ...
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A Walk in the "Hills"
A Travel Blog entry by voyageurfred from Imlil, Morocco
... small auberge, resting peacefully on a hillside above the village of Imlil, at an altitude of 1850m, deep in the Atlas Mountains. After a pleasant afternoon hiking in the surrounding hills and exploring the nearby village, I headed back to the ...
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Insha' Allah
A Travel Blog entry by dan-levitan from Marrakech, Morocco
... markets, that you can get lost in for hours. After enduring the chaos of Marrakech for a few days I decided to head for the Atlas mountains for a little trekking. When I got off the bus in Asni, a village about an hours drive away, I was greeted by ...
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Marrakech- people+traffic+souks+trading=insanity
A Travel Blog entry by pgdavis from Marrakech, Morocco
... we both had mint-tea (a very very nice local speciality). Dinner was fantastic, afterwards making our way back up Mohammed V to our hotel. Tomorrow we are on a tour to Asni in the Atlas moutains, with a view of the highest mountain in the range at ...
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L Atlas Marrakech
Avenue de France, Marrakech, Morocco
... they offer any apologies for the lack of the triple on the first night. I found this particular night manager of the Atlas to be very unprofessional, especially for a four star hotel. Many of the other staff members were very nice. This ...
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Boutanga Marrakech
Km 11.5 route d'Asni - Moulay Brahim, Marrakech, Morocco
Four bungalows with private terrace and garden in a true guest house, in a 1h. park facing the Atlas mountain peaks, and featuring a swimming pool. Only 15 min away from Jema el Fna`s place. If you need rest in a quiet environment, Boutanga's hospitality ...
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