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Of course, the main thing you will see then will be billions of stars all over your head. I must admit i had never seen so many in the sky.
I was offered to sleep in a tent but after being given around ten blankets (ok, i had exaggerated about my feeling cold at night and in the end could hardly move in order not to lose the hill built all over myself:))) prefered staying outdoors. So if only pausing talking is not lethal for you, keep yourself silent, too, and your heart will be filled with this incredible silence and peace!
And, yes - before this you will ride a camel there! And, yes, you will hear national melodies and taste their national food!
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 gorges du ziz morocco africa by johnsakuraLeave a Comment
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The second highest mountain pass in Morocco - 2093 m - giving beautiful views from the lookouts from the top and along the winding route as it makes it way down the argan tree covered hills to the Sous plain below.
The Tizn Test pass road was built by the Fench in the 1930s. At this height, during the winter months from November to April, the pass can be blocked by snow.
This route is a stunning drive - lovely scenery pretty much all the way from Marrakech at one end and Taroudannt at the other. Unfortunately, though I got stunning views along the way with autumn colours in the valleys and snow on the mountains, it was just past sunset when I arrived at the Tizn Test pass so I still have to haul out the photos from previous visits and scan them in! Leave a Comment
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 by mafi_moya
I hadn't expected to see snow in Morocco, even in winter, but apparently it's even good enough for skiing here and the mountains are snow-capped for much of the year. In the summer you can climb Toubkal and the other major peaks but in winter time, unless you're an expert climber, you're restricted to just looking.
Still, it's beautiful scenery and there is great hiking potential on the lower slopes. Leave a Comment
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 The Volubilis Dog, The
Archeological Museum. by Paul2001
The museum is opened from 9am to 11:30am and 2:30pm to 5:30pm everyday but Tuesday when it is closed. It cost 10dh to enter. Leave a Comment Address: 23 rue BrihiPhone: (212 7) 70 19 19 / 70 22 24Directions: The museum is located in the New Town of Rabat on the southeast corner of the city.
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beach today! by angiebabe, 4 more photos
This trip staying with beach lovers who live just north of Agadir I got to follow them and meet their favourite haunts (Taghazout and beaches in bays north of there) as well as head off with my rental car and a friend of theirs (to not only see lovely Aglou plage/beach again south of Agadir) but to discover a few more lovely places north along the Agadir coast such as Imsouane and Tafadla.
As far as the rubbish goes make sure youve got some sort of protective foot wear on - and be careful with any broken skin - but there are people who do go and clear the rubbish up, especially those who are sittiing about with their camels and deckchairs waiting for customers and staff of cafes and so on beside the beach, but often just into piles though so that it all moves around again with the next tide. Leave a Comment
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Out on the coast about 100 km from Agadir is this lovely fishing village - theres a huge fish market here along with fishermen's quarters - beside a lovely wide beach that is obviously very popular with surfers.
The surf was looking pretty good when we visited.
We got even better views from a look out platform/roof above the restaurant that has prime position right next to the fishmarket. We got talking to one of the guys who works there and he thoroughly recommended his place as the place to eat and sit a while! but just being up on the roof soaking in the sunset and the 360 degree views for 20 minutes or so was lovely. Leave a Comment
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 by mafi_moya
Huge sand dunes stretching for miles, camel treks, Berber tents and a jet black sky full of millions of stars. You can even go skiing on the dunes. See my Merzouga page for more. Leave a Comment
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 FASHION SHOW!! by mickeyjane1
THE MARKET THERE FEATURES EVERYTHING FROM LEATHER GOODS, SPICES, TRADITIONAL CLOTHES, SHOES, JEWELLERY, AND A STALL SELLING SOME TYPE OF PEANUT BRITTLE (BEST WAY I CAN DESCRIBE IT),
THE AIR IS FILLED WITH LOVELY SPICY AROMAS AND MOROCCAN MUSIC, AND YOU CANT HELP BUT FEEL SO WONDERFULLY CAUGHT IN THE ATMOSPHERE.
THEN THEY HAVE A FASHION SHOW WHERE THEY GET ALL THE KIDS AND SOME OF THE ADULTS TO DRESS IN THE TRADITIONAL COSTUMES, THIS IS TIME FOR THE CAMERA.
THE MARKET TRADERS STAY ALL DAY UNTIL THE EVENING,
EVENING MEAL ON THIS EVENING IS MOROCCAN NIGHT AND IT IS PURELY TRADITIONAL MOROCCAN FOOD WHICH IS SERVED, USUALLY ACCOMPANIED BY A MOROCCAN BAND.
THE SHOW IS ALSO FANTASTIC ON THIS NIGHT, IF ITS OUTSIDE THEN THEY USUALLY HAVE CAMELS, THEY ALSO HAVE SNAKE CHARMERS, BELLY DANCERS, TRADITIONAL DANCES, AND ALSO MY FAVOURITE THE ACROBATS...THESE KIDS ARE AMAZING I AM SAYING KIDS THEY ARE ALL YOUNG BOYS (MOSTLY JUST TEENAGERS) AND THEY LEAP AND DO SOMERSAULTS SO HIGH IN THE AIR,
THIS TRADITIONAL EVENT IS HELD WEEKLY EVERY THURSDAY TO ALL GUESTS OF THE HOTEL,AND IS INCLUDED IN THE ALL INCLUSIVE PACKAGE. Leave a Comment Address: OCCIDENTAL ALLEGRO AGADOR HOTEL
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