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Derb Dalia 6, Quartier Dabachi Ben Saleh, Marrakech, Morocco
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Through the shop to another street.
my son Ruben enjoying the juice
courtyard seen from a student cell
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We are coming back to Marrakesh for a second time in September and looking for a good driver to take us from Marrakesh to Ouzoud and bring us back 3 days later.
What would the cost be and is it easy to get a driver?
Hi,
I can recommend a reliable taxi driver who will charge only 80 € to take you from Marrakech to Ouzoud and another 80 euros back three days later.
If interested,let me know.
Cheers,
rachid_qotaibah2002@yahoo.fr
My Moroccan connections - other than for me helping to arrange cheaper and decent rental cars and whatever - for info to pass still answer that just go to the grande taxi station in Marrakech and look for a driver and his taxi to rent. Its still reckoned to be 500 dirham/50 euro a day with the driver plus his accom and meals - which dont have to be expensive - they generally know people everywhere and will stay in a place for locals near wherever you will be. from there you could go on up past the dam lake to Beni Melall and up to Kenifra - do a circuit if you wished down through Demnate to see the natural bridge and then theres a new road that takes you over a pass down to Skoura an then back to Marrakech with a stop in at Ouarzazate and Ait Benhaddou if havent been there before and especially see Telouet and the lovely valleys around there such as Tasgha and Anmiter. then of course the lovely drive over TizinTichka to Marrakech . I reckon 1 one night with an afternoon and morning in Cascade douzoud is enough.
But if thats all you want to do then RAchidos answer is not a bad deal but better to for that price be able to use it for all the days in between (as like i say its worth about 50 euro a day)
Appreciated - Thanks
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the right question is not how much will cost, but you will have fun and of course you will have fun.
all the best
When you are lucky , you may watch local craftsmen trying to imitate the old ornaments with modern tools Some of these modern ornaments are rather good, but the old ones, being made hundreds of years ago with the primitive tools of the former times are in a much better condition in most cases today
Charly's Cabana is a good place to drink wine or beer. You can either sit at the front, in the garden patio, looking out onto the street or inside, where there is a large restaurant, serving the usual tajines and couscous, as well as pizzas. It is about the only bar, outside of the hotels, that stays open during Ramadan. The others such as the Taverne and Le Lounge, close down for the entire month.
Yes, tangines and couscous are delicious, but, after several days of having such, I needed something else, something... Italian and cheesy (not a whole lot of cheese in Marrakesh to be found). So, we saught out Cafe Arabe, a restaurant (and inn) hidden within the medina. WOW. This place is COOL. Gorgeous. Enchanting. With both covered patio-type seating, a swanky little bar, indoor seating and delicious drinks upon the terrace with a view of Marrakesh you'll love. My pictures of this place are not so good, but the pictures on their Web site will clue you in to how special and scenic it is.
Owned by Italians from what I understand, you'll find a varied selection of traditional Moroccan and Italin offerings on the menu. As well as a nice wine list.
A blend of funky, artsy decor and good ambient music. We began with an unusual appetizer of baked ham, mushrooms and cheese. Emphasis on the cheese.
Tim had rigatoni quattro formaggi & I had gnocchi al pesto, each around 100 dirhams.
Dinner comes with a basket of assorted breads flavored with various herbs and spices.
Price per person includes having wine.
Located in the magical Ourika valley at the foot of the Atlas mountains just one hour transfer from the centre of Marrakech city. This river has both an upper, middle and lower section. It is a half day rafting trip on each section or the sections can be combined to offer a full day rafting trip. This means that adventure seekers of all abilities will find a river trip that is suitable to their age and ability. Included are all equipment and collect and return from the centre of Marrakech . The Ourika river is grade 2-4 plus. The upper and middle sections provide steep and technical rafting!
The Ourika Valley is a very popular tourist destination for both visitors and Moroccans. The stunning back drop of the often snow covered Atlas mountains along with the steep sided gorge with the Ourika river running its length make this a must visit destination for those in Marrakech who want to get out of the hustle and the heat. Rafting trips here are a bit of a spectator sport and you will have all the local children and villagers clapping and cheering you as you pass down the river.
This is an example of how the food for sale is attractively and painstakingly displayed each day.
This display is at Aichas number one, but similar displays can be seen at other stalls that offer a variety of dishes.
So, even if you can't speak Moroccan Arabic, you can point to the food that You'd like to eat!
The waiters at Aichas are very helpful, in helping you to chose the various dishes, and some have a grasp of many languages.
As you can see from my pics, they're used to doing the 'tourist pics ' bit (and they have all the catch phrases "Cheap as Chips","Asda Price" " Lovely Jubbly" etc, but don't let that put you off, Aicha runs a tight ship!
If You're a bit uncertain as to whether You'll like Moroccan food, or if You're nervous of eating 'street food', or if You're not fluent in Moroccan Arabic/ French this might be a good place to start. The food is good quality, there is a quick turnover, A variety of things to try, it's cheap and it's a tourist friendly stall.
You can then try other stalls selling sheeps heads/ snails etc, where the locals and more adventurous visitors will be hanging out.
Probably best not to be seen pretending to do a 'Bush tucker trial' - it's not clever, and You're not the first to have thought of it!!
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