A day in the mountains, following the trail of the Berbers
The way took us through goat paths, over streams and meadows. There were no sounds apart from the sounds of nature.
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As with many people, Morocco was our first dabble with travelling in Africa. Compared to its neighbouring countries, it looks pretty small, but let me tell you, it is a big country with loads to offer. From busy souks, excellent food and ornate mosques and palaces to nature trips and good off road options like trekking or camel/quad riding in the middle of the desert.
The palaces of the Red City – strike a pose
…One of the finest examples of riad architecture, with colourful tilework and carved cedar wood lintels.
Read MoreLost in the souks of Marrakech
In the shade of the narrow streets under wooden cover there are pashminas moving in the sight breeze, in another street you see ceramic bowls and plates with Moroccan designs, another souk over, copper and brass lamps are hanging off the doors, light shining through their intricate lattice work or stained glass.
Read MoreMorocco – my ultimate planning guide – what to avoid
You will see many animals during your travels through Morocco, from stray cats and mules to snakes and monkeys
Read MoreMorocco – my ultimate planning guide – things to know
You can also gauge by their reactions how far they are willing to go.
Read MoreMorocco – my ultimate planning guide – start planning
Morocco was our first flirt with Arabic countries and the first country on the African continent that we ever visited. There are loads of posts and guides out there to help you prepare yourself for what is coming, but I do not think words can ever prepare you for something so different from any European […]
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