Villa Jawhara Meknes

Meknes, Morocco

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Le Pub

A travel blog entry by tsjackson

... make out the teams that were playing soccer on the television. A few minutes passed and the barman started serving everyone at the bar plates of fried sardines. Now I was a little surprised. I ordered another beer and thoroughly enjoyed my plate of sardines. Having gotten my taste of the tapas, and tired of sitting among middle aged men, I paid for my beers and left Novelty headed for the next bar.

Le Pub was a completely different experience. ...

Ali Baba, visas and bush camping

A travel blog entry by shaunandkaren

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... but there wasn't much to do, no wonder some people left saying 'I f#%king hate Rabat.
While in Rabat we got to experience our first dose of bush camping. We were camping in the bush outside of Rabat. Each day we would build a wicked fire from firewood we collected from around our campsite. Each morning we would wake up and shower using baby wipes. We would continue to get dirty while we packed up our tents each day that was wet with morning dew. Our ...

Saharan by Day and Night

A travel blog entry by laurelhawk

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... of foam. We dropped off our packs, claimed a cot and lined up at the main tent for dinner. They called us up by table (ours, of course, was called up last), so we decided to play a game called "Paranoia". We ate dinner, which was virtually identical to lunch. After dinner we sat around a small campfire in a horseshoe-shaped tent and had cups of black tea. Later they had about 8 Berberes on drums in the main tent and several members of our ...

The Beginning of the End

A travel blog entry by thenewlyweds

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... to share the same taxi ride to Volubilis. They were a nice young Belgium couple. After we made it to our hotel (Maroc Hotel) and dropped our stuff, we ventured out for lunch to a Lonely Planet recommendation. The food was simple and fairly good, the atmosphere great, but they again asked for an extra 25 dirham upon our leaving as a service charge. That didn’t really endear us to the place.


After that we decided to head to the ancient ...

When in Rome.............!

A travel blog entry by lyncraven

... from nearby Algeria and so much more.

It was a 500m walk down the Rue Palais, with its high imposing walls and armed guards. The Royal Golf Course runs behind the palace wall for over 600m x 400m, with the Royal Palace in front of it. It’s used by Mohammed VI for occasional visits (he lives in Rabat), with a big impressive space in front of the entrance. There was absolutely nothing to see, so it was nice to find some friendly soldiers keeping ...

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