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- NEW MILLENNIUM TRIP...DEC 24 1999-JAN 11 2000A GREAT BUS TOUR FROM LONDON TO: Madrid, Toledo, Granada, Costa del Sol, Fez, Marrakesh where we spent New Year's Eve......big party, lots of fun and listened to the camels braying in the camel market across from the hotel.....marvellous! Posted by douglasw in Around the World | Jan 1, 2000
- BECOMING WORLD TRAVELLERS.....1987What were we up to packing all this in one trip. It was outstanding.......resort living in Spain and then to Morocco and a different world. Snake charmers, communal bakeries,Casbah, mint tea ,mosques, arab dress, etcetera. Visited son, Douglas Posted by douglasw in Around the World | Oct 31, 1987
- MarrakeshEs Salaam Alaykum / Hurroh Our trusty sleazyJet delivered us Marrakesh with good humour: "Please ensure you take your luggage, belongs and children off the plane - we don't want them" but unlik Posted by JacChalky in Jac & Chalky's Excellent Adventure | Dec 22, 2009
- Spoil your senses in magical Marrakech [img=http://photos.travellerspoint.com/183294/morroco_2006_217.jpg thumb=http://photos.travellerspoint.com/183294 Posted by vedette in Tales from Around the World | Dec 3, 2009
- The ladies are off! Posted by battle-axe in No. 1 Ladies African Adventure | Nov 25, 2009
- IntroductionThree Peace Corps ladies, Battle Axe, Flames and D-Dawg, decided that they hadn't had enough adventure in Morocco, and so set forth for 'the Real Africa'. After months of sometimes careful planning, these intrepid ladies decided to brave the southern rea Posted by Dunz in No. 1 Ladies African Adventure | Oct 31, 2009
- We're definitely not in Europe anymoreSome people call this a "culture shock" going to Morocco is more of a "culture kick in the face". We took a 12km ferry from Algeciras, Spain to Tangier, Morocco. It's amazing just how much is separated by such a Posted by crantravel in The D & C World Tour! | Oct 6, 2009
- Volubilis & Fes - Morocco Volubilis & Fes, Morcco – Fri 11th & Sat 12th September This morning we have put aside an hour first thing for a quick truck orientation. Luca and Darren explain how life works on the truck, where everything lives, the Posted by hilarywh in Morocco | Sep 12, 2009
- Rabat - MoroccoRabat, Morocco – Mon 7th & Tues 8th September Rabat is relatively important to the textile, food processing and construction industries, owned by major multinational corporations and some operated by sweatshop labour. Tourism and the p Posted by hilarywh in Morocco | Sep 8, 2009
- Casablanca - MoroccoCasablanca, Morocco – Weds 9th & Thur 10th September We take the afternoon train from Rabat to Casablanca once our passports have been collected. The walk to the station with approximately 30kg’s of luggage is a hot, sweaty and an Posted by hilarywh in Morocco | Sep 10, 2009
- Atlas Mountains & Merzouga - MoroccoAtlas Mountains – Sun 13th September We leave co-driver Darren behind in Fes as he has to get the train back to Rabat to sort out his Mauritania and Mali visa’s. He will be unable to catch us up in Posted by hilarywh in Morocco | Sep 14, 2009
- Todra & Ait Benhaddou - MoroccoTodra Gorge, Morocco – Tues 15th & Weds 16th September Todra Gorge is literally like being stuck between a rock and a hard place, where the massive fault is just wide enough to let a crystal clear river and a narrow Posted by hilarywh in Morocco | Sep 17, 2009
- Marrakech & Essaouira - Morrocco Marrakech, Morrocco – Fri 18th, Sat 19th & Sun 20th September We arrived in Marrakech early afternoon and found Darren at Hotel Menara on a western corner of the Medina wall. The rooms were basic but with a balcony and Posted by hilarywh in Morocco | Sep 22, 2009
- Malaga - Spain to Chefchaouen - Morocco Malaga, Spain to Chefchaouen, Morocco – Sat 5th September 2009 Sat 9.30 am I met the group I am to travel with for the next 5 weeks through Morocco and Mauritania into Senegal. I arrived at the hotel slightly later Posted by hilarywh in Morocco | Sep 6, 2009
- Kids in the SAS Talent Show Last night, after an intense week of classes and grading, lecturing and cold-virus hosting, we were treated to a wonderful surprise. Laura and Leslie worked with kids on the ship to craf Posted by JR-CR in A Family at Sea | Sep 19, 2009
- MoroccoOn Thursday we arrived in Casablanca. First, we went on a bus tour of the city. Our guide was extremely nice. She taught us how to ululate. First she took us to a modern church. It was extremely dark Posted by GabrielRR in Gabriel's Semester at Sea Journey | Sep 17, 2009
- MoroccoThursday September 10, 2009- First Day- Casablanca Morocco We got on the tour bus at around 9:00 with our lunches, which were made by the kitchen workers on board The Explorer. A Posted by E5sports in Dream Fall | Sep 17, 2009
- MoroccoDay 1 Today we arrived in Casablanca, Morocco at eight o’clock in the morning! After we had breakfast, we met in the union with the rest of our group and we got our box lunches and headed to the bus. Posted by CyrusRR in Around the World in 110 Days | Sep 17, 2009
- Morocco“Travel is only glamorous in retrospect" has long been my favorite travel quote- it’s just so true! I adored Morocco, smile as I look at pictures, and am already fantasizing about when I’ll go back, but if I were Posted by ltdewald in Semester at Sea | Sep 16, 2009
- Marrakech and Last Days in CasablancaI might as well cut right to the chase. The snakecharmers in Marrakech turned out to be less than charming. We thought we were prepared: look and you don't have to pay. But if you take a picture, pay. Cy Posted by JR-CR in A Family at Sea | Sep 14, 2009
- CasablancaUsually you wake up and wonder if it's going to be sunny or raining. Yesterday, we woke to the sight of the Rock of Gibraltar. Quite a surprise. Caroline and I and the boys had breakfast at the ship's stern Posted by JR-CR in A Family at Sea | Sep 10, 2009
- MoroccoWe spent a little time in Morocco, our visit happening to coincide with the start of Ramadan. This may have been a good thing though since we felt more immersed in the culture and we think the vendors may have Posted by olin in Sinusoidal Planetary Circumscription | Sep 1, 2009
- A Bittersweet GoodbyeI have been walking around singing all day, as Big Head Todd said it best, with the following lyrics: It's bittersweet, more sweet than bitter, bitter than sweet It's a bitter sweet, surrender It's bittersweet, more sweet than bitter, bitter than swe Posted by chasethis in Effecting Positive Change in Morocco | Aug 31, 2009
- Andalusian Gardens in Rabat MoroccoRabat, like most other cities in Morocco is complex and contradictory. The capital of Morocco, Rabat is the official home of the royal family. Rich with historic sites, a medina, and industrial modern buildings, Rabat is also home Posted by teethetrav in Tee the Trav | Aug 20, 2009
- Effervescent MarrakechEffervescent Marrakech If you think you’re well rehearsed in the choreography required to navigate Oxford Street at rush hour on a Friday night, then try any street in the medina of Marrakech. Dropped off by our taxi from the airport, we Posted by Isabel.G in An English Rose goes travelling | Aug 18, 2009
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