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barryg23 Says: The Kasbah occupies a strategically strong position overlooking the Meski Valley. On the long hike to reach it we realised just how difficult a place it would be to attack. Nowadays it’s mostly in ruins but when it was occupied it must have been a wonderful place to live....
barryg23 Says: The hike to the Kasbah takes you away from the crowds around Source Bleue de Meski, and passes some beautiful scenery, especially at the end of the hike when you begin the climb to the top of the ridges overlooking the valley.We didn’t follow any set route to et to the...
barryg23 Says: Most visitors to Meski spend their time by the pool. It’s undeniably scenic though some people might be put off by the shops and café which have developed here In response to the large numbers of visitors. The pool is fed by a natural spring from the Meski palmeries and is...
johnsakura Says: After the source bleue you have a old kasbah on top of a hill which can be visited with a few couple of hours walking going and back. the kasbah is near a palmeririe so expect full rocky landscapes along with palm trees.
johnsakura Says: Source Bleue du Meski is a natural water source which ends up in a small oasis that gives a very pleasant place to refresh in the summer. This area as 2 swiming pools which can be used upon a small fee. the parking lot should be also payed. In the area you also have a...
barryg23 Says: We saw more camper vans at the camping area near Source Bleue de Meski than we did on 9 days driving around Morocco. Clearly this is a popular spot, and it’s easy to see why staying here is preferable o a hotel in some dusty Moroccan village. There is a café and a few...
johnsakura Says: Meski both in the village center and in the source bleue have a couple hotels and camping sites. Prices are average normal for the moroccan standards. people are quite friendly. remember that usualy if someone offers himself to take you to the hotel, that is normal the hotel...
barryg23 Says: The Source Bleue de Meski is located about 17km south of Er-Rachidia on the road to Erfoud. Having your own car is useful here as there aren’t too many buses passing this way. Grande Taxis from Er -Rachidia are also an option though for the return or onward trip you may have...
johnsakura Says: meski can be reached by taxi from errachidia for a couple dozens of dirahms. bargain the price always. price should not be more than 30 dirhams for a shared taxi. the best way is to go to the end of the city and stop a taxi either then going to the taxi or bus station where...
barryg23 Says: To get to Meski Kasbah from the camping area you must cross the Oued Ziz river. At some times of year the river is little more than a stream, but during our trip it was wide enough around Meski and we had to walk a long way before it narrowed sufficiently to cross. We could...
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Source Bleue du Meski is a natural water source which ends up in a small oasis that gives a very pleasant place to refresh in the summer. This area as 2 swiming...
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Source Bleue de Meski is a natural spring water pool fed by springs from the Meski palmerie. Meski lies 17km south of Er-Rahidia, and is close to the beginning of the Tafilalt region. This place is......
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The first photo-stop on our run south from Errachidia to Erfoud, on a lovely warm November morning. With around 50 railway enthusiasts swarming all over the place, taking photos (and not a train in......
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