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  • planning morocco 14. april - 9. may flights to morocco are booked... must make travelplan the big plan is to travel from marrakech to tiznit... stopping at every paragliding spot on the way... transport mode is likely to be train, bus, rental car or dirtbike... or a mix Posted by anitahaf in Paratripping | Mar 1, 2008
  • Visa Algeria Hey guys! Here's what they told me at the Algerian consulate in Morocco: 1. The only place to get a tourist Visa for Algeria is your home country. 2. There is no way in by land or sea from Morocco. The only Posted by 5fingerfab in Fabrice Lambert's travel diary | Feb 25, 2008
  • Rabat I'm in Rabat now. I like this town. It's really hassle-free, people don't bother you. I'll go to the Algerian Embassy tomorrow to see if they give me a Visa. If they do I'll continue to Chefchauen and then from Posted by 5fingerfab in Fabrice Lambert's travel diary | Feb 24, 2008
  • El Jadida and Casablanca El Jadida is boring. Nothing to do, and you have to really search for an internet cafe! This town's lost in the past millenium. Don't go there. They even seem to think painting the Microsoft logo on their house is Posted by 5fingerfab in Fabrice Lambert's travel diary | Feb 24, 2008
  • Oualidia Oualidia is a dreamy little town north of Safi. It's got a wonderful crescent-shaped beach. I met some locals there when I was asking for cheaper accomodation than the hotels (this place Posted by 5fingerfab in Fabrice Lambert's travel diary | Feb 24, 2008
  • Safi Safi is a quiet, easy going city, quite untouristic. It's a good place to relax for a few days, away from the hassle of souk vendors. There's a very nice ridge wit ha good view of the port (and phosphate Posted by 5fingerfab in Fabrice Lambert's travel diary | Feb 24, 2008
  • Essaouira Essaouira is a very nice little town along the Atlantic town. Although it is a little overrun by tourists (I found the highest prices there so far in Morocco), it still has a very enjoyable feel to it. I stayed Posted by 5fingerfab in Fabrice Lambert's travel diary | Feb 17, 2008
  • Agadir add-on Well the other day I was walking through the souks in Agadir, looking for cheap food. One of the local guides (Mohammed) comes to me and tries to lure me to a stall where he gets a commission. After I Posted by 5fingerfab in Fabrice Lambert's travel diary | Feb 14, 2008
  • Agadir Well, I came here without knowing what to expect. I'm kind of disgusted by this place. Here are some pictures This is the waterfront. On the other side there are big hotels I didn't bother Posted by 5fingerfab in Fabrice Lambert's travel diary | Feb 12, 2008
  • First week Marrakech, Marrakech, Marrakech. A very special city. It's divided into 3 parts: Hivernage (a posh residential area where I've never been), Guelize (the shopping, administrative, and clubbing center), and the old town (called the Medina). At the center of Posted by 5fingerfab in Fabrice Lambert's travel diary | Feb 10, 2008
  • The beginning Dear reader Welcome to my blog. To cut short to some questions, here are some facts about it: My aim is not to travel around the world. I just started this trip and I'll see how far I come. Inch Allah... This blog Posted by 5fingerfab in Fabrice Lambert's travel diary | Feb 5, 2008
  • Morocco Travelling South America for 3 months (see my other blogs) gave me a thirst for more.... so I couldn't leave it too long before heading off somewhere again..... Having done a surfcamp in February I was eager to surf again. I Posted by dancin_gal in Short trips | Feb 4, 2008
  • Bicicle Morocco Ho stato in Morocco ksdòsfjgòslf sdflgsàòdf sdlfgjkàs[b]jgjgjgahsdfjhasdjfjha sdfadfad[u]asdfasdf[quote]adsf Posted by Lesto in Marocco | Jan 20, 2008
  • Morocco - Not Goodbye but See you Later! My appologies for not posting sooner. I started this post days ago, and and Ive been once again very lazy and not finished or posted it until now - an hour before I leave for Thailand! Oops! Let me wrap Posted by LotusGirl in Adventures of a Lotus Lover | Oct 23, 2007
  • Morocco Well, Essoaira was a breath of fresh coastal air. In the end we stayed for 3 days and then managed to drag ourselves away. Off to the Ancient Imperial City of Fés. I dont think Vic was looking forward to Posted by LotusGirl in Adventures of a Lotus Lover | Oct 6, 2007
  • Hypermarts and Haggling At the end of a long week, I have finally found some time to do some non-required writing! As promised, here is what happened to me yesterday: I went down (altitude-wise, since it's actually north of here) to Fes with Posted by golladayp in A delightful trip | Sep 30, 2007
  • Morocco Le Magnifiquè What can I say about Morocco? Well, in little time it has blown my mind and touched my heart in a big big way. What a wonderful start to our Grande Journey. Right now we are in Central Morocco in Posted by LotusGirl in Adventures of a Lotus Lover | Sep 30, 2007
  • Fasting and Ftour As promised, I am giving you an additional update this weekend. Who knew that I would actually keep my word on this one? In any case, the month of Ramadan is upon us, so I wish you a “Ramadan mubarak Posted by golladayp in A delightful trip | Sep 22, 2007
  • Casablanca This is the last evening of our bus tour. We have travelled from Casablanca through Rabat, Meknes, Fez, Erfoud, Ouarzazate, Marrakesh & back to Casablanca. We also crossed the Rif mtns (after which the term reefer was named, as Posted by rxhead in AfricaEurope2007 | Sep 14, 2007
  • From Ourazazte The downside of Morocco is that there is little alcohol, being Moslem; Our previous hotel in Fes was the only source of alcohol within walking distance, so they had a happy hour at which stubbies of beer cost 9 dollars Posted by rxhead in AfricaEurope2007 | Sep 11, 2007
  • What a Day It Has Been FES – It is now around 8:30 PM local time here in Fes, and I am only just now getting a chance to review what has happened over the past twenty-eight and a half hours. They started fairly in-noccous Posted by golladayp in A delightful trip | Aug 21, 2007
  • No More-occo Hey everyone, It's finally time to hit the road, back to Spain and hassle free walks down the street. But also expensive rooms, travel and food. It is definately time to go though. Morocco has been amazing and Posted by hutchi in Hutchwood | Aug 17, 2007
  • Everyones Smoking Moroc-cones Hello Hello, Again, its been a while and i seem to like typing more and more so im sure i am going to start loosing a few of you. but i like typing lots so the rest of you will Posted by hutchi in Hutchwood | Aug 15, 2007
  • Marrakech Trip Diary – Marrakech March 2007 Founded in the 11th century by the Almoravid Sultan, Youssef Ibn Tachfine, Marrakech became the capital of the Kingdom, giving its name to Morocco as a whole and was embellished by many fine Posted by MarshallC in .. towards a world unknown... | Aug 10, 2007
  • Morocco 2007 Week 1 Saturday 2007-08-04 Hi from Rabat! I arrived at the home base about an hour ago at 3:30 p.m.. Got into the airport in Casablanca on time but had a wait a few hours for some other volunteers to come Posted by pattonj in Morocco | Aug 13, 2007
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