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  • what we got up to We arrived by Easy Jet to Marrakesh and clear blue skies at about 11am on Wednesday 13th December. After waiting in a long queue to get cash from the only cash machine in the airport (you cannot get Moroccan currency Posted by okidoki in Morocco in December | Apr 26, 2007
  • los ultimos coletazos Se acabo Marruecos para alivio de algunos familiares cercanisimos. Esta maniana dejamos Marruecos para venir a Conil (de vuelta al punto de partida) a pasar el ultimo fin de semana de vacaciones. La razon por la que adelantamos el viaje Posted by almudena in Marruecos | Apr 20, 2007
  • This is Africa..... A reoccurring Theme Because of the strikes I had to catch the train from another station which involved a switch to get out to the airport so that I could pick up Karolina who was visiting me for six days over Easter. Due Posted by djrkidd in Kiwi's Don't Fly! | Apr 13, 2007
  • ultimo dia Bueno, parece que se va agotqndo el tiempo y que el clima lo saba; por eso nos despide con lluvia. Hoy es el ultimo dia completo en Fez, maniana nos queda la maniana para hacer las comprillas de ultima hora Posted by almudena in Marruecos | Apr 18, 2007
  • This is Africa Having caught the bus from Seville to Algeciras and then the Ferry to Tangier I walked down the gang plank two hours late but in high spirits only to be met by a customs officer who sent Posted by djrkidd in Kiwi's Don't Fly! | Apr 5, 2007
  • SSalamu`lekum Nos acercamos al desierto y se va notando el cambio de clima, a la sombra hace bastante frio mientras que al sol hace muuuuuucho calor. Se nota tambien el cqmbio en la gente, mas amables, aunque por desgracia siguen siendo Posted by almudena in Marruecos | Apr 11, 2007
  • Essaouirian Life and France Bound Fresh from two weeks of travelling on second rate buses; eating roadside bbq's of meat offcuts; cold showers; squat toilets and the complete absence of the english language. The Australian welcome at the very 'chilled' riad "Dar Afram" in Essaouira's Posted by clancy_of_ in Adventures and Challenges, My 18th Year | Apr 9, 2007
  • Coast Road; The day had arrived; where Sidi Ifni and my 5x3m room were to no longer be my home. The sunsets, waves, poker nights, pool games, excited kids, didgeridoo jams, tagines, cous cous and the amazing Sidi Ifni crew were to Posted by clancy_of_ in Adventures and Challenges, My 18th Year | Apr 7, 2007
  • Leaving Casablanca DESASTRE Y CAOS son las dos palabras que mejor definen esta ciudad. De haber sabido lo dificil que todo nos iba a resultar aqui creo que me lo hubiera pensado mucho antes de venir. Ayer tardamos horas en encontrar Posted by almudena in Marruecos | Apr 6, 2007
  • Didg Jam in the Foreign Land; For over a week now Sidi Ifni; the small spanish enclave on the edge of the Sahara Desert; has been my home. The slow pace of the small city is very noticeable and seems to cause every day to blend Posted by clancy_of_ in Adventures and Challenges, My 18th Year | Apr 2, 2007
  • Aún en Cádiz Primer retraso del viaje, aunque sin traumas ni problemas. Como tuvimos aquel pequeño incidente con la caldera apagada hemos decidido no salir del país hasta tener la seguridad de que todo queda solucionado y Esti no tiene que pasar 20 Posted by almudena in Marruecos | Apr 2, 2007
  • En Cádiz Primer día, o segundo si contamos el de bajada desde Vitoria. Hoy hemos estado de tranquis pero sin parar. Hemos estado en Conil y en Cádiz, comiendo pejcaíto frito y viendo los capirotes con ojos de las procesiones de Cádiz. Posted by almudena in Marruecos | Apr 1, 2007
  • New experiences; The surf has been onshore for two days now but the swell is lifting and it is swinging offshore tommorow morning; this morning Renaud and I went and had breakfast with these two hot french / arabic girls he knew. Posted by clancy_of_ in Adventures and Challenges, My 18th Year | Mar 29, 2007
  • Lone Surfers; As you enter the walls of Sidi Ifni, with one edge of the town nestled in the mountains and the other opening out onto the sea; you really feel as though you are entering another world. With swell is building and Posted by clancy_of_ in Adventures and Challenges, My 18th Year | Mar 27, 2007
  • Inch-hala; The next three days were spent, lazing, eating, playing cars, drinking, tanning and jumping off the rocks in front of the house whenever we wanted a quick surf at Hash Point. T Posted by clancy_of_ in Adventures and Challenges, My 18th Year | Mar 24, 2007
  • Headin to Tarhazoute; This morning we awoke to the sounds of a catfight on the terrace; as annoying as it was it served as the perfect alarm clock. We hit up a small restaraunt packed with locals for some croissant and pain aux Posted by clancy_of_ in Adventures and Challenges, My 18th Year | Mar 21, 2007
  • Central Seafood; Theres one place in London where the sun is always shining; above the clouds. The cold, damp and depressing Gatwick Airport sitting many thousands of metres below me quickly faded f Posted by clancy_of_ in Adventures and Challenges, My 18th Year | Mar 21, 2007
  • Morocco at Christmas Along with millions of other ex-pat kiwis and aussies we headed to Morocco for Christmas and New Year. Although it was never a country high on our 'to-do' list, it completely surprised us and we had a truly wicked time. Posted by rehgjty in Robyn and Gareth's (mis?)adventures... | Mar 23, 2007
  • The real Moroccan kitchen THE MOROCCAN COUSCOUS Couscous is the national dish of Morocco. It has become another designer ingredient in many European countries as well as U.K, Australia an Posted by Morocco me in Discoveries and ambiances in Marrakech | Mar 20, 2007
  • The land of a thousand Mohammeds I am in Chefchaouen, a beautiful town in the Rif mountains in the north. It's got blue buildings and sloping streets, full of colour and life and interesting people, badly spoken Spanish and French, nice cafes and beautiful views. Posted by mythxation in Adventures of Ange | Feb 4, 2007
  • The Ocean The ocean is motion -- it isn't a noun, a single thing. It's a concept, a moving and changing idea. The town where I am is perched on the coast of Africa, welcoming the Atlantic sea to flow Posted by mythxation in Adventures of Ange | Jan 16, 2007
  • The Colours of Africa I don't even know how I will be able to describe the past week. It's been a whirlwind of activity, new faces and cultures. The city of Marrakech is a bizarre mixture of old and new, local and foreign. Posted by mythxation in Adventures of Ange | Jan 9, 2007
  • Diamond in the Rough So I'm in Morocco. I bussed from Orgiva to Algeciras yesterday, and took the ferry. It was stressful, going through the whole bit. The ferry ride was long and boring, I was anxious about where I was Posted by mythxation in Adventures of Ange | Dec 30, 2006
  • Cape Town The idea of returning to Spain (http://www.spain.info/) and Morocco (http://www.thetravelsource.net/City%20Pages/Tangier.html) has been growing in my sub-concious since 2004. After my visit to these two countries in 2001 wi Posted by batuta in My Return To Spain & Morocco Dec 2006 | Nov 15, 2006
  • younes & badi Posted by younes in younes | Aug 4, 2006
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