Why virtual itinerary?
We still have a few posts from Morocco coming, but in the meanwhile we are starting a new storyline – Virtual itinerary.
All the stories in this storyline are real. Continue reading “Why virtual itinerary?”
Where winding roads, rusty rails, iffy health and lean budget meet the calm
Why virtual itinerary?
We still have a few posts from Morocco coming, but in the meanwhile we are starting a new storyline – Virtual itinerary.
All the stories in this storyline are real. Continue reading “Why virtual itinerary?”
Jan 24
We really liked Essaouira although the only full day we had there it rained. All day. And this was the only rainy day we had though the entire trip. Continue reading “Essaouira”
As part of our January 2020 trip to Morocco we traveled to the old fortified village of Aït Benhaddou and onward to the villages of Imlil and Armed (Aroumd) in the High Atlas mountains where the overnight stay was in a gîte overlooked by 4,167 metre Mt. Toubkal, the highest mountain in Morocco, North Africa and the Arab world.
OK, these days Covid-19 makes all the headlines and the news. Continue reading “Getting creative with your non perishables”
Jan 22
Today we hiked in the mountains and I felt at home again. Continue reading “High Atlas Mountains at last”
The speed with which everything is changing is frightening. We don’t even have time to analyse emotions or for the emotions to sink in. Continue reading “Lightspeed”
Jan 21
This was another short ride day. Today we’d travel on the “Route of 1000 Kasbahs”. Continue reading “Aït Ben Haddou”
A Black Swan is a metaphor describing a highly improbable event with three principal characteristics. Continue reading “The Black Swan”
Half-day tour beside the Merzouga sand dunes. Continue reading “Merzouga Morocco”
Jan 20
We left the beautiful and ever-changing landscape of the Sahara dunes for the stunning snowy peaks of the High Atlas Mountains. Continue reading “George in Todra Gorge”
A camel ride into the Sahara Dunes to see the sunset; A bonfire at our hotel with Bedouin drumming and singing… More about our incredibly enjoyable stay at the dune edge can be found in the previous post.
The sun is completely up here at 8 am. And everybody was out to watch it. Continue reading “The Desert”
We ended a very long day with African dancing and learning the drums around the fire at the edge of the desert. Continue reading “From chaos in Fez Medina to Desert silence”
A day on the road, that took us from the mountains to the desert in 10+ hours. Continue reading “A day on the road”
You have probably heard of Fès, because of its famous red cylindrical hat with a tassel. Continue reading “Fès (or Fez, if you prefer)”
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