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33 Zaquiart Lahdar, Medina, Marrakech, Morocco
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I keep reading that there is an airport bus, Bus 11, at the Marrakech airport, about .5 miles from the airport, and that is runs into town around the Djemaa el Fna.
How do I find this bus when I leave out of the airport? Are there signs to a bus stop or does someone know if I should walk toward the left or right after leaving the main entrance of the airport?
We're staying in the Gueliz area and I read in one guidebook that this bus runs there.
Any information would help.
Thanks!
~Deneen
Angie posted a recent Tip
http://www.virtualtourist.com/travel/Africa/Morocco/Wilaya_de_Marrakech/Marrakesh-2111278/Transportation-Marrakesh-By_Bus-R-1.html
yeah u will find it just outside the airport,,in ur left..u might not find it cus its has left so just wait till the bus get back again but if it gets late take a taxi and pay them 50dh per person,,its fair lol cus they will tell you 150dh lol..for the bus,u shall pay 20dh per person,,and yeah will take u to gueliz ,,just let the driver know where u wanna get off exactly,,he will help you,,talk to him:) have a nice trip
Thank you both! This helps a lot, sounds like it is easy to take the bus.
Hi, yes and theres tips on my Marrakech page re transport and the bus into town - its right outside the entrance/exit door of the airport. and yes there is sign to show that it is the bus stop. Another yes, it goes into the Gueliz - the last time I was there in March I used it to get to the Gueliz - the bus driver was very helpful - and the bus follows a useful route. Cheap too - and maybe it shows those taxi driver sharks that not all tourists are stupid at throwing any exorbitant amounts of money at them mindlessly!
hehe well said !
Hi
great info on here. Can you tell me what language you were communicating in? I speak English and a little French but not sure i am going to be proficient enough in French to get by.
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This first patio, with orange trees and a beautiful andalucian floor is a dream.
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The Palmery (or La Palmeraie) is a rambling oasis just northeast of the city.
There is a story, which says this palm grove was created by accident. Centuries ago in the days of the great caravan trading, merchants (or soldiers) refreshed themselves here with water and dates. The stones were spat out, creating the palm grove. But others say this is absolutely impossible, because these palms don’t have eating quality dates.
Any way nowadays there still are more than 150.000 date palms covering an area of 130 hectares. The palm grove is irrigated by ditches and wells. Some of them are abundantly growing; others do have some scanty leaves.
We visited the Palmery (from Majorelle garden) with a ‘petit taxi’ along the 5 km long ‘Circuit de la Palmeraie’; a meandering road through the palm trees, along beautiful mansions, some hotels and the golf course. On a couple of places camels and their guides are waiting for tourists, offering rides through the Palmery (our taxi driver was pushing us, but we were not interested). We made a couple of stops, making pictures and walking around through the oasis.
You also could visit the Palmery by a horse-drawn carriage.
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