- Fes
Saw:
"The Otherworld" as i termed it- the heart of old town Fes (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fes), a
place so utterly indescribable; it is probably the single most
personally signigicant place we have or will visit.
[img=http://p Posted by naht in Architecture of Europe | Oct 31, 2008
- Morocco
We arrived in the port of Tangier by taking a 3 hour ferry, and almost got sent straight back to Spain. It was a beautiful day, and we decided to spend the ferry ride on the top deck enjoying Posted by thea-min in The (Mis)adventures of Thea and Raminder | Oct 12, 2008
- Morocco
Even though I could, I will refrain from writing a novel here about Morocco. The country was as beautiful and exciting as I expected and far more naturally beautiful than I could have known. I Posted by knutesands in Knute's Travelogue | Oct 7, 2008
- Marrakesh Revisited (2)
Riads in Morocco are private houses converted in hostels, there is an inner patio with a fountain, Muslims must wash their hands and feet before entering their house and this ritual is observed before praying five times a day. These Posted by IsleHopper in Island Hopper's Travel Blog | Sep 28, 2008
- Marrakesh Revisited
My wife and myself went to Marrakesh. The weather in Germany in the present month of September was getting cold, our old bones were yearning for sun and sea, some good food and rest. We searched the internet for some Posted by IsleHopper in Island Hopper's Travel Blog | Sep 26, 2008
- Morocco
As its been a while since you last received tales of my travels in foreign lands, I thought I would bive you a run down of my recent mini trip to Morocco.
Not quite the grand adventure at just two Posted by baluba in Baluba goes Backpacking | Aug 29, 2008
- Chefchaouene
i will be posting soon! keep yourself busy with the photos though!!
[img=http://www.travbuddy.com/travel-blogs Posted by sulemaniya in MOROCCO | Aug 24, 2008
- Marrakech
i would be posting soon!! Keep yourself busy with the photos!!
Djema Al Fana
[img=http://www.travbuddy.com/travel-blo Posted by sulemaniya in MOROCCO | Aug 24, 2008
- Essaouira
This is the party town of morocco – the bodrum of morocco, the Ibiza of morocco although they also have chefchaouen. Anyways this coastal town is famous for the Gnaoa festival which takes place every year around the 20 of Posted by sulemaniya in MOROCCO | Aug 24, 2008
- Casablanca
Arrived on the 20th evening. Stayed in the old medina in the youth hostel. The area around the old medina where the souks are present is a place where the excitement lies in the evening otherwise I found Casablanca as Posted by sulemaniya in MOROCCO | Aug 24, 2008
- LA VIDA DIARIA / Every day life
ESTAS SON SOLO UNAS IMAGENES DE LA FORMA DE VIDA EN EL PAIS, LA REALIDAD, FUERA DE LOS MONUMENTOS, TURISTAS Y DEMAS ESPECTACULOS.....
This are just few images of daily life in the country, outside the monuments, turist scene and so Posted by wanderers in TROTAMUNDOS | Jul 14, 2008
- LOS COLORES DE MARRUECOS / The colors of Morocco
SIEMPRE HAY MAS DE UNA MANERA DE VER AL MUNDO!!! CR Posted by wanderers in TROTAMUNDOS | Jul 8, 2008
- MARRUECOS DE CERCA / The real Morocco up close.
ESPERO PODER TRANSMITIR POR MEDIO DE LA FOTOGRAFIA EL IMPACTO QUE NOS CAUSO VER POR PRIMERA VES LA MEDINA DE MARRAKESH! COSA QUE NO ENCONTRAMOS EN NINGUN OTRO LUGAR DE MARRUECOS!
I hope I can make you feel through the pictures Posted by wanderers in TROTAMUNDOS | Jul 2, 2008
- MARRUECOS / MOROCCO
PARECE INCREIBLE QUE YA CASI LLEVAMOS 2 MESES Y MEDIO DE VIAJE, EL TIEMPO COMO DE COSTUMBRE SE VA VOLANDO YA ESTAMOS DEL OTRO LADO!!!
SE QUE NO HE PUBLICADO NADA ACERCA DE ESPANA PERO COMO VERAN YA NOS ENCONTRAMOS EN Posted by wanderers in TROTAMUNDOS | Jun 12, 2008
- Marrakesh (Morocco) V
Summer 1967
Late that evening, after we had a delicious dinner of CousCous and lamb curry, hummus and kebabs, Nan bread with Harisa (chilli paste), olives and Dates, drank many glasses of hot fresh mint tea, we met a Veterinary doctor Posted by IsleHopper in Island Hopper's Travel Blog | May 20, 2008
- Marrakesh (Morocco) IV
Summer 1967
If a visitor bestirs himself from the mesmerizing spectacles of Djemaa El Fna, he can stroll around the Plaza in the labyrinth of Zocos (Souks). Most popular is The Semnarin, with its colors, aromas, variety of cloth and carpets Posted by IsleHopper in Island Hopper's Travel Blog | May 13, 2008
- Marrakesh (Morocco) III
I was very happy to see my friend Hugo again. He was a tall, lean and a jolly person.
With a happy smile on his face and an easy laugh. He told me that he and his family were planning Posted by IsleHopper in Island Hopper's Travel Blog | May 13, 2008
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- Casablanca (El Maroc) Morocco. II
Summer 1967
"Do you think that your businessman friend really means to transport camels by boat to Sahara?"
We were traveling by plane from Las Palmas to Casablanca and my friend Erick asked me this question.
Erick was Swiss, I have long since Posted by IsleHopper in Island Hopper's Travel Blog | May 6, 2008
- Morocco to El Aaiuñ (Sub-Sahara) I
I have lived in the Canary Islands for 25 years, the best time of my life, the happiest time of my life I had in these Fortunate Islands. I went there in 1963 and in 1988 I moved to Malaga. Posted by IsleHopper in Island Hopper's Travel Blog | Apr 28, 2008
- Marrakech, Casablanca & Back to Barcelona
Next stop on our Christmas holiday was Marrakech. We came here on our last trip and we loved it last time so we thought we would spend our new years there.
For Marrakech we booked a place which looked great on Posted by Rish_n_Ben in Christmas in Morocco | Mar 26, 2008
- First Stop Fes
After living in Ireland for 2 and a half months we felt we needed to escape to somewhere warm from Christmas. If you have followed our travels since our first overseas trip you will know we jumped in the deep Posted by Rish_n_Ben in Christmas in Morocco | Mar 26, 2008
- Sahara
So here I arrived at M'Hamid, which is the end of the road and the beginning of the desert. It's a normal one-street moroccan town with a lot of rubbish lying around and a nice kasbah.
As Posted by 5fingerfab in Fabrice Lambert's travel diary | Mar 10, 2008
- Chefchaouen
Chefchaouen is a wonderful little village in the moutains.
The dominant colour in the medina is blue, which is a welcome change from the normal brown elsewhere.
[img=http://www.travellers Posted by 5fingerfab in Fabrice Lambert's travel diary | Mar 10, 2008